Advocacy groups in Georgia, including the Georgia Farm Bureau and the Georgia Foundation for Agriculture, partnered to launch a farm profitability survey aimed at supporting the economic interests of Georgia farmers.
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Advocacy groups in Georgia, including the Georgia Farm Bureau and the Georgia Foundation for Agriculture, partnered to launch a farm profitability survey aimed at supporting the economic interests of Georgia farmers.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- UNG President Michael Shannon spoke on industry needs while Tyler Harper served as agriculture commissioner in Georgia.Sub-event
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