I do not have access to real-time data, including specific agricultural statistics for Upson County, GA. Therefore, I cannot definitively answer what the highest livestock species is in terms of population numbers. To find this information, I recommend the following steps:
1. Contact the Upson County Extension Office: County extension offices are part of the University of Georgia Cooperative Extension system. They are a fantastic resource for local agricultural information. They likely have the most up-to-date data on livestock populations in the county. You can find their contact information online through a search engine or the University of Georgia website.
2. Check the Upson County Agricultural Commissioner's Office: This office is also a valuable resource and likely keeps records of livestock numbers. Again, a web search should help you locate their contact information.
3. Search the USDA's Agricultural Census Data: The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) conducts an agricultural census periodically. Their website will have data, though it might not be broken down to the county level with the most current numbers. Look for reports on livestock inventories.
4. Consult Local News and Agricultural Publications: Local newspapers or agricultural publications covering Upson County may have published articles discussing the dominant livestock species in the area.
By using these resources, you'll be able to find reliable data to answer your question accurately. Remember that livestock populations can fluctuate, so the highest species might vary from year to year.
