Those increases of 104.8 percent and 150.5 percent respectively would be higher had the Governor of the State of Georgia not removed Georgia's tax on diesel.
Rick Allen: “Those increases of 104.8 percent and 150.5 percent respectively would be higher had the Governor of the State of Georgia…”
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Discussing rising fuel costs affecting farmers due to political leadership.
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