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More By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. Georgia Farm Bureau members elect new president MACON, Ga. - Georgia Farm Bureau (GFB) members elected Tom McCall for a two-year term as president of Georgia’s largest general farm organization on Dec. 8.  McCall of Elbert County grows wheat, oats, triticale, grain corn, sweet corn and hay. The McCall family also raises beef cattle, hogs and sheep. McCall replaces Gerald Long, who retired from the position after serving as GF...

McCall Elected GFB President and Beef Recovery Better Than Others Monday Dec 14th, 2020 From the Ag Information Network, I’m Bob Larson with your Agribusiness Update. **Georgia Farm Bureau members elected Tom McCall for a two-year term as president of the state’s largest general farm organization. McCall, who lives in Elbert County, grows wheat, oats, grain corn, sweet corn and hay, along with raising beef cattle, hogs and sheep. The gfb.org reports, McCall replaces Gerald Long, who retired from the position after serving as GFB president since 2016. https://www.gfb.org/media-...

Tom McCall replaces Gerald Long, who retired from the position after serving as GFB president since 2016. In December, two of the region's largest farm organizations elected leadership during their annual meetings. Georgia Farm Bureau members elected Tom McCall for a two-year term as president Dec. 8.  McCall of Elbert County grows wheat, oats, triticale, grain corn, sweet corn and hay. The McCall family also raises beef cattle, hogs and sheep. McCall replaces Gerald Long, who retired from the position after serving as GFB president since 2016. Long, of Bainbridge, served on the GFB Bo...

SHARE RICHARDSON, Texas — A 27-acre swath of farm property in Richardson is one of the largest remaining development sites in the city and is considered a “gem” by residents living around it. However, developers are hoping to turn it into three distribution warehouse and office buildings, much to the neighbors’ dismay. More than 50 letters have been sent to the City of Richardson opposing this development, and many are now even more upset with the outcome of a recent City Planning Commission meeting.  The proposed rezoning of the property was given the unanimous go-ahead by the comm...