Education a Priority for Georgia Cotton Commission

Randall Weiseman April 30, 2014 Cotton, Georgia

When it comes to the priorities of the Georgia Cotton Commission, research is always top of mind. But Chris Chammoun, director of public affairs, says another priority at the commission is education.

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