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Georgia Legislative Session

2022 Georgia Legislative Session Nearing the End

Dan March 25, 2022 Georgia, Legislative

Georgia Legislative Session

Week eleven, 2022 Georgia Legislative Session, had lawmakers continuing to move on issues of importance to agriculture in the state. Georgia Agribusiness Council (GAC) President Will Bentley says there are only a few days left to the session to finalize those bills.

2022 Georgia Legislative Session Nearing the End

The 2022 Georgia State Legislative session is scheduled to end April 4th. To keep track of any of the bills during the session, go to the GAC website.

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