Sen. Hirono: Hawaii Congressional Delegation Urges USDA to Provide ‘Unique Assistance’ to Hawaii Farmers Affected By Kilauea Eruption
In a letter to Secretary of Agriculture
Unlike farmers impacted by floods and wildfires,
"We understand that you have to consider the entire country when making policy. However, we cannot impress upon you enough the unique nature of the losses experienced by our producers impacted by the volcanic eruption. While
The Hawaii Congressional Delegation has previously written to Secretary Perdue three separate times requesting the agency's flexibility in helping impacted farmers recover from the natural disasters that occurred in 2018. They most recently wrote to Secretary Perdue in March, stating that the current programs did not adequately meet the needs nor provide the relief necessary for those farmers.
The full text of the letter to Secretary Perdue is available here (https://www.hirono.senate.gov/download/20190927-hawaii-letter-to-usda) and below:
To: The Honorable
Dear Secretary Perdue:
Since the disaster, we have sought to work with
In
In
Finally, we wrote following your
After a months-long delay,
We understand that you have to consider the entire country when making policy. However, we cannot impress upon you enough the unique nature of the losses experienced by our producers impacted by the volcanic eruption. While
As such, we request that
Sincerely,
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