Called Geos by Greeks – A country of people who work the land.
Once first Greek travelers came to Georgia, they saw rich agricultural country and called it Geos – Georgia, the country of people working on land. Agriculture is an integral part of Georgian history, mentality and cultural heritage. It has played an important role in formation of the Georgian statehood and contributed much to its economic development. The country is divided into 13 zones, each with specialized agriculture oriented at viticulture, horticulture, fodder production, livestock production, tea growing, citrus, crops, and tobacco production. Farming is also very common in Georgia.
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