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Jimmy Carter's Georgia farm acquired and will open to the public

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The Conservation Fund has acquired Jimmy Carter's 2,458-acre family farm outside Plains, Georgia, with plans to open it to the public for hunting, fishing and outdoor recreation as soon as 2027, then transfer it to Georgia's natural resources department in 2028 to become part of the Lanahassee Creek wildlife management area.

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