“We’ve lost a little over two and a half million acres of farmland in the last 40 years,” said Sen. Billy Hickman, R-Statesboro, who will chair the committee to study the situation.
Spread of solar farms in Georgia to get legislative scrutiny to protect fertile farmland
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