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Why So Few Sheep Are Raised In Georgia
Commissioner Nesbitt answers inquiries on Georgia sheep raising. The article notes southern Georgia has some flocks, cites a case of 90 cents wool from 14 cents cost per head, and argues lack of sheep protection from dogs limits growth. It praises Bermuda grass for supporting flocks and outlines land rehabilitation benefits, urging expanded breeding and crop support. It also explains aging sheep by front teeth and discusses wire ties for cotton baling, artichokes as hog feed, and planting methods.
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