Georgia Cotton Commission Mid-Way Through Cotton Production Meetings

Randall Weiseman February 11, 2009 Cotton, Georgia

The University of Georgia and the Georgia Cotton Commission are about mid-way through their 2009 Cotton Production Meetings. The meetings give producers a chance to see the results of recent work and research. Click here for the complete schedule of meetings.

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