UGA Testing Solar-Powered Well Pumps for Cattle

Randall Weiseman January 14, 2013 Cattle, Georgia, Livestock

University of Georgia researchers are testing solar-powered wells with hopes of helping water issues on isolated Georgia cattle farms.

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