FSA offers storm help
The FSA announced Monday applications for emergency farm loans for losses caused by severe storms, tornados, straight-line winds, and flooding that occurred between
FSA official
"As a general rule, a farmer must have suffered at least a 30-percent loss of crop production, or suffered any physical loss to be eligible for a FSA emergency loan under the disaster designation," Grier said.
Producers participating in the Federal Crop Insurance Program will have to consider proceeds from those programs in determining their production loss. Additionally, any insurance proceeds received by producers as a result of the physical loss must be considered in determining their total loss.
"Applications for loans under this emergency designation will be accepted until
FSA is a credit agency of the
The FSA office is located at
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