Here’s how to help those affected by Hurricane Ian
As Hurricane Ian leaves Florida ravaged, crops have been left decimated and livestock in need of assistance. Here are some ways that you can help.
As Hurricane Ian leaves Florida ravaged, crops have been left decimated and livestock in need of assistance. Here are some ways that you can help.
Hurricane Dorian, which is expected to slam into Florida’s eastern coast as a Category 4 storm, could devastate Florida’s agricultural areas.
BASF is doing its part for Hurricane Florence disaster relief by donating more than $150,000 in funds and supplies in North Carolina.
Ag. Commissioner request $300 million for cleanup and recovery after Hurricane Florence, with most going toward to farmers who lost crops and livestock.
As southern states wake up to trees down, power out, and other damage, Florida and Georgia are waking up to a nightmare because of Hurricane Michael.
With Hurricane Michael expected to make land fall soon as a Category 4 Hurricane, three governors have declared states of emergency before the hurricane.
USDA staff in the regional, state, and county offices are actively responding, providing emergency response for Hurricane Florence victims.
The USDA reminds rural communities in the path of Hurricane Florence that the agency has programs that provide assistance in the wake of disasters.
Hurricane Florence is currently on track to slam into North Carolina — at “best” as a strong Category 3, but possibly even as a Category 5. This will be a catastrophic event, and there hasn’t been this much trepidation and concern about a storm since Hurricane Harvey tore into the Texas area about this time […]
The USDA will make disaster payments up to $2.36 billion to help America’s farmers and ranchers recover from hurricanes and wildfires.