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• No license is required to dig wild ginseng on private land in Georgia, but written permission must be obtained from the landowner.

• Ginseng growers and dealers (defined as anyone who purchases ginseng for the purposes of resale) are required to register with the state annually.

The harvest season for ginseng in Georgia is August 15 to December 31. Ginseng harvested during this season may be sold from September 1 of the harvest year to March 31 of the next year.

• Georgia state law requires all harvested ginseng to have at least 3 prongs and a fruiting stalk present.

• Georgia requires that the ripe berries of wild ginseng be planted immediately after harvest at the same location at which the ginseng was harvested.

• Ginseng may not be harvested on state land in Georgia.

• The Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Natural Heritage Program, Wildlife Resources Division, serves as the state’s ginseng coordinator. This office can be reached at (770) 918-6411 or:

Ginseng Management Program
Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division
2065 U.S. Highway 278 SE
Social Circle, GA 30025

• A permit is required to collect ginseng in Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests. Contact National Forests in Georgia at (770) 297-3000 or via mail:

1755 Cleveland Highway
Gainesville, GA 30501




 
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