Aries provides an update on the impact of Hurricane Helene after it passed through the Vidalia region in late September 2024. The high winds (in excess of 100MPH) negatively impacted the stalks of our seed beds. Watch below as Aries explains how this type of weather event …Read More
Aries + A&M Farms was recently featured in the publication Vegetable Growers News regarding our trial run of a laser weeding system that zaps weeds in the soil to help promote a healthy Vidalia onion crop, and also allow us to focus on regenerative farming methods. Here's a …Read More
There are lots of ways to store Vidalia onions to extend their shelf-life (once they arrive in your kitchen). Over the years, I've grown accustomed to one certain method - not just because of the consistent results, but because it applies to any region within the USA …Read More
Why risk contaminating your grill top with metal shavings from a traditional grill brush? Here's a better idea: buy a Colossal, local USA grown onion, and clean your grill with it! It's a natural way to clean the cooking surface, and will add a touch of flavor …Read More
Our friend, Jordan Davis, a sourdough bread baking expert, recently baked up a Turmeric Vidalia Onion Sourdough using our very own Vidalia onions - shipped direct to Utah from south Georgia! We're excited he chronicled the entire experience on Twitter, so we thought we'd include his experience …Read More
A great group of folks from Kansas came to tour A&M Farms today. We always love giving tours & educating others on the growing, packing and shipping process of the World Famous Sweet Vidalia Onion. 🙏🧅 Read More
A video we filmed of our Vidalia onion harvest of 2024. Aries explains the harvesting process (via blade & chain) and what he's looking for from the crop in the field. https://youtu.be/0vCYWlAr6hw?si=TE2ZuLryCIGo1JT7 Read More
Happy to share the new design for our 25# and 40# orders. We'd previously been using a standard "Vidalia Onion" box with no farm logo or URL included. The new design features our A&M Farms badge, along with our "www.VidaliaOnions.com" domain/URL. These boxes are extremely sturdy, built …Read More
If you store Vidalia onions to enjoy in our off-season, from time-to-time one might sprout, like the photo shows. But never fear. The Vidalia is still aok to consume. Simply cut off the sprout, and cut onion as normal. You could even cut the sprout to enjoy in other …Read More
We recently visiting the Vidalia Onion museum & filmed a short walkthrough of our local tourism destination. If you're planning a trip to the Vidalia region, we highly recommend dropping by the museum for a visit! It's even better in person : ) Read More
