Americus Georgia the commercial capital of Southwest Georgia
Americus in Sumter County is a growing commercial center with diverse agriculture and industry. It sits on rolling ground 71 miles from Macon and 90 miles north of the Florida line, boasting mills, an ice factory, banks, rail connections, and water works. The city emphasizes climate health, education, and hospitality, inviting immigrants and business investment.
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Good Breeds Pay in Breeding for Milk Cattle
A long discussion argues the advantage of breeding dairy cattle locally rather than buying replacements. It details feeding plans and timelines to raise calves into productive cows, asserting lower costs and better milk yields through careful selection. It warns that relying on purchased calves can leave a herd vulnerable when replacements are scarce.
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