In Lakeland, Georgia, something is growing that hasn't been seen for more than a century: olive trees. Three years ago Jason, Kevin and Sam Shaw planted olive trees on their farm even as others said it would never work. The trees are thriving and come spring Jason, Kevin and Sam hope to have a crop ready for pressing into olive oil. Most olive oil comes from Italy or California, a long hike and a heavy carbon footprint if you live on the East Coast of the U.S. Production of olive oil in Georgia will allow a lot more people to get a taste of Italy (and California) without the guilt. I talk with Kevin and Sam about their new venture. Visit Georgia Olive Growers Association.