2025 Peanut Growers Conference

The 26th Annual Southern Peanut Growers Conference will be held July 23-25, 2025 at the Edgewater Beach Resort Conference Center, Panama City Beach, Florida. The three-day event provides farmers with information about peanut production, legislative issues, marketing and promotions. Visit the conference blog to see speaker and sponsor interviews as well as photos from past conferences.

In addition to the conference sessions, the event focuses on the family by offering a ladies program. Additional information about the conference and sponsorship opportunities is available by contacting one of the coordinating partners listed below.

2025 Conference Information

  • Conference Registration

    Conference registration is available from April 1 until June 15, 2025. Click on the link below to register for the 2025 conference.
    Register Online
    Print Registration Form

  • 2025 Schedule

    Click on the following link to download the conference schedule.
    Conference Schedule

  • Resort Reservations

    There are a variety of room options available at Panama City Beach, Fla. All rooms are available on a first come, first served basis. Attendees can reserve rooms online.
    View Resort Options & Book Online

  • Conference Blog

    Click the link below to view photos, speaker presentations and more from the 2024 conference.
    2024 SPGC Review

  • Sponsorship Packet

    Click the link below to download information regarding conference sponsorship.
    SPGC Sponsorship Packet

  • Resort Map

    Click on the following link to download a map of the resort and conference center.
    Resort Map

Thanks to our 2025 Conference Sponsors

Additional information about future conferences and sponsorship opportunities is available by contacting:

Alabama Peanut Prod. Association
(334) 792-6482

Florida Peanut Prod. Association
(850) 526-2590

Georgia Peanut Commission
(229) 386-3470

Mississippi Peanut Growers Assn.
(601) 606-3547

South Carolina Peanut Board
(803) 734-5229

Presented by The Southern Peanut Farmers Federation
in conjunction with

Auburn University

Mississippi State University

University of Florida

University of Georgia