Our story

Six generations of feeding Georgia farms

Godfrey's Feed is a family-owned feed mill in Madison, Georgia, founded when J.E. Godfrey bought our location in the late 1870s. We make our own feed, build custom formulas for farms, and have helped farmers for six generations.

Godfrey's is different from most feed suppliers. We don't just tell you what we have — we listen to what you need, then we get it for you. We're big enough to offer a full range of products at competitive prices, and small enough to give you real, personal service and custom-blend feed to your exact needs.

When you call, you'll talk to a real person with real-life experience. We live and breathe agriculture — at the mill, and at home, where we raise registered Herefords. If you've got a problem, we've probably seen it before. If you've got a goal, we'll help you reach it.

Since 1879

How we got here

1870s
A cotton warehouse
J.E. Godfrey buys our current location in Madison, Georgia — then a cotton warehouse that also sold fertilizer and coal.
1930s
Feed comes in
Godfrey's starts selling feed alongside cotton, fertilizer and coal.
Late 1960s
All in on agriculture
We stop selling coal and warehousing cotton to focus on feeding Georgia's farms.
Today
Two mills, six generations
We make our own feed in Madison and DeSoto, deliver custom bulk feed straight to the farm, and supply bagged feed through local dealers.

Godfrey's Feed mill in Madison, Georgia — Our mill in Madison

Godfrey's employee running the bagging station at the mill — Bagging at the mill

Bags of Godfrey's feed stacked by the palletizer — Stacked and ready

Godfrey's Feed trailer parked at the mill — On the road to your farm

Giving back

Investing in the next generation of farmers

We actively support the agriculture community — especially youth education — so farming keeps thriving in the Southeast.

We sponsor the State of Georgia 4-H Record Book program, the Georgia FFA Beef Production Proficiency Award, the Georgia Junior Beef Futurity, the Georgia Junior Cattlemen's Association and the South Carolina Junior Beef Roundup — along with local cattlemen's associations, livestock shows, equine events and high school rodeo programs across the region.