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Farm Bill Meeting in Bainbridge

Posted by romeethredge on March 31, 2014

We will have an Extension Farm Bill Meeting in Bainbridge on Monday, April 7th. Please call the Decatur County Extension office at 229-248-3033 to let them know if you are coming so they can plan for the meal. There will be coffee and Biscuits at 9:30 and lunch at the conclusion of the session. See the flyer below for more information.

There will be other regional meetings as well as outlined below.

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