Let’s visit Midville Field Day in Georgia and check on the cotton and peanut crops

From crop conditions to commodity prices and planting trends, Georgia growers have a lot to consider this season.

The Farm Monitor takes us along to this year’s Midville Field Day for a look at the latest trends in this year’s cotton and peanut crops.

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