State officials award funding to farms impacted by July weather
The Department of Agriculture has awarded more than $300,000 to 21 farms, growers and municipalities impacted by flooding and rain in July.
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8h agoThe Department of Agriculture has awarded more than $300,000 to 21 farms, growers and municipalities impacted by flooding and rain in July.
The funding from the Farmland Restoration Flood Response Grant Program will help restore land for agricultural production along with drainage improvement and other flood mitigation measures.
Funding was distributed statewide.
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