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IF you are a farmer and are having challenges in this COVID 19 era, reach out to your local NRCS office. I am including the list of office numbers in Michgan. Call tomorrow morning if you are interested.

 

The Coronavirus Food Assistance Program (CFAP) provides assistance to farmers and ranchers financially impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. The USDA has yet to open the applications for this money, but they have said to begin the process ASAP if you are a farmer who has experienced a loss due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Counties in Michigan-click on your county to get the contact info.

  1. ALCONA
  2. ALGER
  3. ALLEGAN
  4. ALPENA
  5. ANTRIM
  6. ARENAC
  7. BARAGA
  8. BARRY
  9. BAY
  10. BENZIE
  11. BERRIEN
  12. BRANCH
  13. CALHOUN
  14. CASS
  15. CHARLEVOIX
  16. CHEBOYGAN
  17. CHIPPEWA
  18. CLARE
  19. CLINTON
  20. CRAWFORD
  21. DELTA
  22. DICKINSON
  23. EATON
  24. EMMET
  25. GENESEE
  26. GLADWIN
  27. GOGEBIC
  28. GRAND TRAVERSE
  29. GRATIOT
  30. HILLSDALE
  31. HOUGHTON
  32. HURON
  33. INGHAM
  34. IONIA
  35. IOSCO
  36. IRON
  37. ISABELLA
  38. JACKSON
  39. KALAMAZOO
  40. KALKASKA
  41. KENT
  42. KEWEENAW
  43. LAKE
  44. LAPEER
  45. LEELANAU
  46. LENAWEE
  47. LIVINGSTON
  48. LUCE
  49. MACKINAC
  50. MACOMB
  51. MANISTEE
  52. MARQUETTE
  53. MASON
  54. MECOSTA
  55. MENOMINEE
  56. MIDLAND
  57. MISSAUKEE
  58. MONROE
  59. MONTCALM
  60. MONTMORENCY
  61. MUSKEGON
  62. NEWAYGO
  63. OAKLAND
  64. OCEANA
  65. OGEMAW
  66. ONTONAGON
  67. OSCEOLA
  68. OSCODA
  69. OTSEGO
  70. OTTAWA
  71. PRESQUE ISLE
  72. ROSCOMMON
  73. SAGINAW
  74. SANILAC
  75. SCHOOLCRAFT
  76. SHIAWASSEE
  77. ST CLAIR
  78. ST JOSEPH
  79. TUSCOLA
  80. VAN BUREN
  81. WASHTENAW
  82. WAYNE
  83. WEXFORD

 

 

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Vicki Morrone

Organic Farming Specialist

Center for Regional Food Systems at Michigan State University

480 Wilson Rd

East Lansing, MI 48824

517-282-3557 (cell)

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Date: Monday, May 18, 2020 at 4:23 PM
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Subject: $16b Available from the Coronavirus Food Assistance Program

 

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$16 Billion Available to Help Farmers

Funds are from the Coronavirus Food Assistance Program

Short version: call or contact your local USDA - Farm Service Agency today!  

The Coronavirus Food Assistance Program (CFAP) provides assistance to farmers and ranchers financially impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. The USDA has yet to open the applications for this money, but they have said to begin the process ASAP if you are a farmer who has experienced a loss due to the coronavirus pandemic. 

You must make a phone call to your local FSA office to start the process.

Direct support for farmers and ranchers available via CFAP will include:  

  • Direct support based on actual losses because of price and disrupted supply chains.  
  • Assist with adjustment and added marketing costs resulting from lost demand and short-term oversupply in the 2020 marketing year.  

All farms are eligible for this assistance, regardless of size. This is especially important for small farms, as they are less likely to have the insurance necessary to help them float above this crisis. 

The USDA is already warning, however, that this assistance package will not be enough to cover all losses to the US agriculture industry. 

For more information on how to prepare for this application, including a list of all the forms you need, head to: 
https://www.ncat.org/coronavirus-food-assistance-program/ 

Or, you can check out the question of the week from ATTRA Sustainable Agriculture: 
https://attra.ncat.org/how-can-the-coronavirus-food-assistance-program-help-producers/ 

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