By Jeff Gill
The Times
GAINESVILLE, Ga. — Some poultry businesses have expanded in the past year, including Soulshine Farms and Cantrell-Gainco.
Michael Farmer acknowledges the pandemic’s toll on the poultry industry, but that hasn’t changed his growth plans for Gainesville- based Soulshine Farms.
Especially with spring coming.
“That’s usually when the chicken business picks up, and we’re starting to see that,” said Farmer, partner with Soulshine Farms at 2411 White Sulphur Road.
The company got approval last year from Hall County to move into a larger building at 2118 Centennial Drive, off Memorial Park Drive. . .
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