New Technology On Display During Irrigation Field Day

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Georgia farmers have, by and large, been inundated with rainfall this season. That doesn't mean the Stripling Irrigation Research Park in Camilla stops developing new technology. Damon Jones paid a visit to their annual field day and tells us how new advances in irrigation are helping growers save money.



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