This Georgia agricultural college has everything from cattle to putting greens for its students!

Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College in Tifton, Georgia is giving students hands-on approach to agriculture and turfgrass education.

The Farm Monitor shows us how students are gaining real-world experience for careers in Georgia’s top industry.

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