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Perdue Sees Hurricane Irma Damage to Florida Agriculture

Dan September 18, 2017 Florida

hurricane irmaU.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue was in Florida to survey agricultural damage from Hurricane Irma. AgNet Media’s Abbey Taylor took part in a press conference they held in Orlando and has this report.

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Image: Citrus trees in Hendry County destroyed by Hurricane Irma. Credit: Gene McAvoy/UF/IFAS Northwest Extension District.

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