Georgia Cotton Producer Looks at Crop

Dan September 25, 2018 Cotton, Georgia

With harvest on many cotton producers’ minds, scattered rains throughout the year have made a difference in how the crop looks in certain areas. Calhoun County farmer Jimmy Webb, who serves on the Georgia Cotton Commission, talks about how the crop looks in his area.

Georgia Cotton Producer Looks at Crop

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