He has shifted crops, concentrating on peanuts and cotton, along with a new crop of millet for grain in lieu of wheat and soybeans that he grew in the past. Also, he has seen to it that every acre is irrigated. He concedes he can't do that with corn. He has worked with University of Georgia ag engineers to put yield monitors on pecan harvesters. He depends on this information to make decisions on tree thinning and removal.
Grazing also contributes.
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