USDA Post Hurricane Help May Be There for Fruit Growers and Others

Randall Weiseman October 6, 2016 Florida, Fruits, Georgia, Specialty Crops, Vegetables, Weather

Many specialty crop growers could feel the effects of Hurricane Matthew. While these may not be crops that are covered by USDA safety net programs, Gary Crawford reports you may still be able to get post hurricane help from USDA.

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