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Hurricane Michael Emergency Forest Restoration Program Open Again

Hurricane Michael Emergency Forest Restoration Program Open Again

by Mark Mauldin | Feb 26, 2021

– It has been over two years since Hurricane Michael devastated the Central Panhandle. In that time tremendous strides have been made towards patching our part of the world back together. Some of the landscape is getting back to normal, but in some areas the...
October 30th – Deadline to Submit  2018-19 Natural Disaster Assistance Applications

October 30th – Deadline to Submit 2018-19 Natural Disaster Assistance Applications

by external | Oct 16, 2020

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced Friday, October 30, 2020, as the deadline to submit applications for the Wildfire and Hurricane Indemnity Program – Plus (WHIP+) for 2018 and 2019 losses. USDA did not originally specify a deadline when the program...
Three Weeks Later, Hurricane Sally’s Effects on Calhoun County Farms Continue

Three Weeks Later, Hurricane Sally’s Effects on Calhoun County Farms Continue

by Daniel J. Leonard | Oct 9, 2020

A few weeks ago, Hurricane Sally churned onshore and dumped an unrelenting amount of rain on the Florida Panhandle.  Thankfully, Calhoun, Jackson and adjoining counties were spared the lashing winds, storm surge, and widespread power outages that our neighbors to the...
Economists Estimate $55-100M Hit to Florida Agriculture Due to Hurricane Sally

Economists Estimate $55-100M Hit to Florida Agriculture Due to Hurricane Sally

by external | Sep 25, 2020

Kirsten Romaguera, Public Relations Specialist, UF/IFAS Communications   The combination of crops, livestock and aquaculture products lost as a result of Hurricane Sally will likely be valued between $55 million and $100 million, University of Florida economists...
Hurricane Sally Caused Major Damage to Escambia County Crop Fields

Hurricane Sally Caused Major Damage to Escambia County Crop Fields

by Libbie Johnson | Sep 18, 2020

– Hurricane Sally was a Category 2 hurricane with 105 mph winds at landfall in Gulf Shores, Alabama (11 miles west of FL), but in rural farming regions of the Florida Panhandle it was not just the high winds, but the tremendous rainfall from this slow moving...
Registration Open for Hurricane Michael Timber and Irrigation Recovery Block Grant Programs

Registration Open for Hurricane Michael Timber and Irrigation Recovery Block Grant Programs

by external | Aug 28, 2020

– On August 21, 2020, Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried and the Florida Forest Service announced that registration for the Florida Timber Recovery Block Grant Program and the Florida Irrigation Recovery Block Grant Program is now available to agricultural...
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