Georgia General Assembly Wraps Up Work In Atlanta

Dale Sandlin April 7, 2025 General

The Georgia General Assembly wrapped up work for the 2025 legislative session with several bills impacting agriculture enacted this session. We caught up with Will Bentley with the Georgia Agribusiness Council to get a recap on this year’s session.

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