Wet June yields planters urged to act now in Georgia
The June rainfall exceeded ten inches, hurting corn in bottom lands and leaving cotton fields overgrown with grass. The bulletin urges farmers to start ten days of sun and work, choose shallow plowing, clear weeds, and focus on best lands. It advises planting forage, peas, millet, and a second potato crop, plus drying fruit, and using sun frames for drying.
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County Road Meeting in Butts County
Citizens are asked to attend a county commission meeting at the courthouse on Wednesday August 22 to discuss plans for working the public roads in time to market the cotton crop.
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