Visiting leaders from the University of Georgia, the state legislature and the department of agriculture donned white smocks, hair nets and hardhats as they toured the inner workings King’s Hawaiian in Flowery Branch Wednesday afternoon. It was all part of a tour designed to showcase agriculture’s $72 billion impact on Georgia’s economy to key leaders throughout the state. Aimed at strengthening the relationship between UGA and the agriculture community, the stop at the Flowery Branch bread manufacturer was the second local visit of the day.