Planting Makes Progress

Randall Weiseman June 3, 2008 Alabama, Cotton, Georgia

Cotton planting is catching up nationwide, while here in the Southeast, progress is running just about normal with 93 percent planted in Alabama and 82 percent planted in Georgia as of Sunday, according to the National Agricultural Statistics Service state offices.

GA Report (1:00 mp3)

AL Report (1:00 mp3)

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