By Wade Parker County Extension Coordinator
Now that we have finally received rain the last several weeks, it appears that we are going to make some hay. As people start cutting and baling their hay, I have fielded several questions on the appropriate moisture for baling. More...
Supply of farmers, drought, fuel costs drive milk prices up
By Sharon Omahen University of Georgia
Fewer Georgia dairy farmers, extended drought and rising fuel prices have driven the cost of a gallon of milk higher than a gallon of gasoline, says a University of Georgia economist. In January, milk cost $3.29 per gallon in most stores. More...
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