Weather Will Affect Planting Intentions

Randall Weiseman April 9, 2007 General, Georgia

Cold temperatures around the country this past week could have a chilling effect on farmers planting intentions. Doug Kleweno with the Georgia office of the National Ag Statistics service says actual plantings this year will definitely be different than the prospective plantings report released March 30.

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