1 | National, Regional State? | Organization | Name of Resource | Notes |
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2 | National | Farm Aid, Rural Advancement Foundation International-USA, Farmer Legal Action Group | Navigating Disaster Assistance for Farmers | Critical steps to follow following a disaster and overview of USDA disaster programs |
3 | National | Farm Aid | Farm Aid Disaster Assistance for Farmers | |
4 | National | Rural Advancement Foundation International-USA | Disaster Preparedness | |
5 | National | Iowa State University, Multi State Partners hip for Security in Agriculture | All Hazards: Drought | These resources will help you prepare for and protect your family, farm, livestock and crops during drought situations. |
6 | National | Weathering the Storm: | A Guide to Preparing for Disaster and Finding Disaster Assistance for your Farm or Ranch | |
7 | National | Rural Advancement Foundation International-USA | Disaster Recovery Resources for Farmers | |
8 | National | Rural Advancement Foundation International-USA | Farmer Crisis Hotline | Toll-free at 866.586.6746. The hotline is open Monday-Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. EST. Hotline staff and farmer advocate available |
9 | National | Farm Aid | Farmer Hotline | Toll free at 1-800-FARM-AID (1-800-327-6243). Farmer Services staff answer the hotline Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. EST. |
10 | National | Farm AId | Farm Aid Resource Guide for Farm Crisis Support | |
11 | National | National National Drought Mitigation Center, University of Nevada | Drought Monitor Map | |
12 | National | Farmers Legal Action Group | Guides to Disaster Assistance | Detailed overviews of USDA disaster assistance programs. Use search function to find programs. Archives on the right of site. |
13 | National | Extension Disaster Education Network | Drought | Drought resource collection, types of drought, drought measurement, impacts, additional national resources |
14 | National | Upper Midwest Agricultural Safety and Health Center (UMASH) | Drought Toolkit | A number of resources that may help “weather” this uncommon dry time in agriculture. It is important to check in with yourself and your family for signs and symptoms of stress and fatigue. |
15 | National | Texas A&M AgriLife extension | Always Drought Ready | Ranchers need to be flexible enough to coordinate and move when range signals are given; that’s working with nature and embracing a commitment to stewardship at the highest level. Maximizing every drop of average rainfall each year requires attention to every detail. Recognize the situation, know the rangeland and know the soils. |
16 | National | University of California Agricultural and Natural Resources | Drought Decision Support Tool for Ranchers | This decision support tool helps ranchers align their proactive and reactive drought strategies. The tool also includes a forage planning calendar and economic analysis spreadsheets for comparing the costs of drought strategies. |
17 | National | ATTRA | Grazing Management Strategies for Drought Podcast, episode 220 | NCAT Sustainable Agriculture Specialist Tracy Mumma and Regenerative Livestock Specialist Justin Morris discuss how important it is to adapt livestock grazing strategies to drought conditions. Learn to develop a drought plan, re-evaluate stocking rates, and invest in the future of your forage. |
18 | National | Internet Hay Exchange | National Hay Exchange | State by state hay exchange, hay wanted directory, hay calculator |
19 | National | Western Extension Committee | Negotiation in Agriculture | Drought can necessitate re-negotiating agreements and contracts. These guides can help to prepare. |
20 | National | Farm Progress | Exercise caution when storing drought-affected grain | Preservation and optimization of grain stored on the farm, especially drought-affected grain, can greatly affect the dollars paid at the elevator this coming winter or spring. |
21 | National | South Dakota State University Extension | Forage Inventory and Demand Calculator | Excel-based calculator that compares the quantity (tons) of forage available and the quantity of forage needed to meet feed requirements on a livestock operation. |
22 | National | Colorado State University Extension | Alternative Feeds for Cattle During Drought | Alternative feed considerations, stretching the hay pile, planning for forage seasons |
23 | National | University of Nebraska Center for Advanced Land Management Information Technologies (CALMIT) | CALMIT RESEARCH Drought | Satellite based drought and hydrology monitoring explained and demostrated |
24 | National | Department of Agriculture Economics, Oklahoma State University | Rural Tax Education: Weather-Related Sales of Livestock | article describing the tax treatment and options related to selling livestock due to weather events such as drought |
25 | National | Beef Cattle Research Council | Feed Testing & Analysis for Beef Cattle | Feed testing rationale, Sample collection, testing types, interpretation |
26 | National | Beef Cattle Research Council | Test Stock Water and Reduce Worry | Stock water testing, tips and resources |
27 | National | Beef Cattle Research Council | Experiencing Drought Stress? Ask An Expert | Webinar addressing cattle health, alternative feeds and water safety |
28 | National | Ogallala Water Coordinated Agriculture Project | "Topics" | Resource guides for irrigation, soil health, drought management, cover crops, and management for forage, range and livestock |
29 | National | National Young Farmers Coalition | How Young Farmers and Ranchers Are Essential to Tackling Water Scarcity in the Arid West | Publication summarizes a survey conducted among beginning farmers in western states, conservation tools, barriers to resolution, and recommendations. |
30 | National | NOAA | National Integrated Drought Information System | Historic data, research, updates nationally and by state |
31 | National | University of Nebraska | National Drought Mitigation Center | The Drought Center helps people, organizations and institutions build resilience to drought through monitoring and planning, and we are the academic partner and web host of the U.S. Drought Monitor. |
32 | National | NOAA | National Integrated Drought Information System | Overview of drought impacts on agriculture, crop and livestock data, key issues, early warning systems |
33 | National | USDA and NDSU | Webinar on drought resources | |
34 | National | USDA NRCS | Drought Calculator | To help ranchers and other rangeland managers assess the impacts of drought on forage production, enabling them to make better informed decisions as to alternative drought strategies |
35 | National | USDA | Drought Designated Counties | Updated monthly |
36 | National | USDA | Disaster Assistance Discovery Tool | A step by step process to determine which disaster assistance program producers qualify for |
37 | National | USDA | Disaster Resource Center | Provides information on how to prepare, recover and build long-term resilience during disasters and emergencies. |
38 | National | USDA | USDA Disaster Fact Sheet | Disaster Program by disaster category |
39 | National | USDA | Non-Insured Crop Disaster Assistance Program (NAP) | Payments for producers of non-insurable crops of food, fiber, and animal forage. Not for livestock. Including native grass for grazing. Insurable crops vary by county. |
40 | National | USDA | Livestock Forage Disaster Program (LFP) | Livestock Forage Disaster Program (LFP) – Payments to farmers of qualifying livestock (owners or contract growers) for losses to grazed lands or crops specifically for animal feed. Meant to offset additional feed costs. |
41 | National | USDA | Tree Assistance Program (TAP) | Payments to tree growers (orchard and nursery) |
42 | National | USDA | Emergency Assistance for Livestock, Honeybees, and Farm-Raised Fish Program (ELAP) | Financial assistance for farmers of livestock, honeybees and farm-raised fish lost due to drought. Must report losses within 30 days of loss (15 days for honeybees). Higher payments for socially disadvantaged, limited resource, beginning, or veteran farmers. Covers cost of transportation of water for farms that normally don’t transport water during drought. |
43 | National | USDA | Emergency Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) Haying and Grazing | Allows increased haying and grazing on CRP land without loss of CRP payment. |
44 | National | USDA | Emergency Forest Restoration Program (EFRP) | Cost sharing program to help restore forests |
45 | National | USDA | Emergency Loan Program | Emergency loans for farmers in a county (and also contiguous counties) declared a disaster. At least 30% of crop loss is required to qualify. |
46 | National | USDA | Emergency Conservation Program (ECP) | Cost-share program to enable farmers to rehabilitate farmland or install water-conserving irrigation systems |
47 | National | USDA | Emergency Haying and Grazing on CPR Land | Emergency haying and grazing of CRP acres may be authorized to provide relief to livestock producers in areas affected by a severe drought or similar natural disaster. Authorized by county based on severity of drought. |
48 | National | USDA | Making Your Land More Resilient to Drought- article | Multimedia |
49 | Arizona | Arizona state government | Drought Resources and Assistance | National, SW regional and Arizona state resource list |
50 | Arizona | Arizona Department of Water Resources | Conservation-Agriculture | Water-efficiency information and assistance for Arizona farmers and ranchers. |
51 | Arizona | Arizona Department of Water Resources | Agriculture Program | Overview of Certificate of Irrigation Grandfathered Rights (IGFR), agricultural conservation programs, and irrigation districts |
52 | California | California Department of Food and Agriculture | California Drought Assistance | Organizations, tools and articles |
53 | California | CAFF | CAFF's Water Program: Centering Small Farms and Equity in Groundwater | CAFF aims to uplift the voices of and offer direct support to small-scale, limited-resource, women-owned, beginning, and underserved farmers. CAFF is sharing this work with the UC ANR Small Farms Network. Functions:Educating farmers on what the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act is, how it may impact their wells and groundwater access, and what changes may be coming to their region Facilitating meetings between local Groundwater Sustainability Agencies and farmers Supporting the development of legal resources for small and underserved farmers at UC Davis Law School, particularly for groundwater adjudication cases Connecting underserved farmers with Dudek’s technical engineering resources for groundwater level monitoring, analysis of well interference, and more |
54 | California | CAFF | California Ag Water Stewardship Initiative | List of agencies in CA that offer technical support for farmers facing drought. |
55 | California | USDA | California Climate Hub | California specific resources related to monitoring and preparing for temperature change |
56 | California | Association of California Water Agencies (ACWA) | Member directory | Listing of CA irrigation districts, water agencies, city water offices to contact for assistance |
57 | California | University of California, Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources | California Institute for Water | Online information for farmers about farming during drought. Includes tip sheets, seminars, and a list of drought experts working (some directly with farmers) across California |
58 | California | University of California, Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources | Foothill Farming: Drought Planning | Links to assistance programs, crop and livestock resources, local drought information |
59 | California | Community Alliance of Family Farmers | CAFF Family Farmer Emergency Fund | Applies to farm losses from wildfires including loss of property, equipment, crops, livestock, sales, etc. Funds are made available curtsey of the American Red Cross and some restrictions apply. Openning June 15, 2022, Deadline August 15, 2022 |
60 | California | State Water Resources Control Board | Agriculture | Overview of the Irrigated Lands Regulatory Program, databases and tools |
61 | Colorado | Connecticut Department of Agriculture | Agricultural Drought and Climate Resilience Office (ADCRO) | Drought and climate change present serious threats to Colorado’s agricultural production and rural economies. However, farm and ranch management also provide a key to both mitigate climate impacts and create a more resilient Colorado. CDA’s Agricultural Drought and Climate Resilience Office (ADCRO) drives policy and supports programming that strengthens Colorado’s producers’ ability to mitigate and respond to drought and a changing climate. |
62 | Colorado | Rocky Mountain Farmers Union | Same | RMFU worked with 13 CO farmers to create drought plans, and have been hosting workshops for other CO farmers. If you hear from any CO farmers you can send them to Rocky Mountain Farmers Union, specifically Harrison Topp harrison.topp@rmfu.org |
63 | Colorado | Colorado State University Extention | Colorado Drought Advisors | Drought Advisors is a network of professionals committed to improving access to technical resources for drought preparation and response among Colorado producers. |
64 | Colorado | Colorado State University Extention | Drought-Agriculture | CSU Extension Fact/tip sheets, other resources |
65 | Colorado | Colorado State University Extention | Irrigation Scheduling | The purpose of irrigation scheduling is to determine the exact amount of water to apply to the field and the exact timing for application. The amount of water applied is determined by using a criterion to determine irrigation need and a strategy to prescribe how much water to apply in any situation. |
66 | Colorado | Colorado Department of Agriculture | Agricultural Drought and Climate Resilience Office | Working closely with farmers, ranchers, commodity groups, state and local agencies, and the US Dept of Agriculture, ADCRO provides voluntary technical assistance, non-regulatory programs, and incentives to producers to increase their ability to anticipate, prepare for, mitigate, adapt to, and respond to hazardous events and trends related to drought or the climate. |
67 | Colorado | Colorado Hay Directory | Colorado Hay Directory | |
68 | Connecticut | Connecticut Department of Agriculture | Farmland Restoration, Climate Resiliency & | 2024 was the pilot year for the program. Grant provides matching funds to Connecticut farmers, nonprofits and municipalities to support investments that increase the long term climate resiliency of farming operations and decrease farm vulnerability to extreme weather events. |
69 | Hawaii | Hawaii state government | Preparedness Grant (RRP) | USDA disaster program highlights |
70 | Idaho | Idaho Department of Agriculture | Rangeland Drought | Description of newly formed Idaho State Drought Task Group, cover crop exchange candidates for USDA relief program, additional drough management resources |
71 | Idaho | University of Idaho Range Extension | UI Extension Drought Resources | Irrigation, various crop, livestock drought related management, other drought links |
72 | Iowa | Iowa State University Extension | Disaster Relief/Drought | Behavioral health resources, drought updates, crops, livestock resources |
73 | Iowa | Upper Midwest Agricultural Safety and Health Center (UMASH) | Upper Midwest Drought Kit | Multiple resources for farmers in the Upper Midwest, including resources for Social Wellbeing |
74 | Kansas | Kansas Natural Resources Conservation Services | Kansas Drought Information | Drought planning considerations, planning for rangeland, other drought resources, updated news |
75 | Kansas | Kansas Grazing Lands Coalition | Drought Information | Current conditions, assistance and information |
76 | Kansas | Kansas State University Extension | Beef Tips | Ranch management and drought monitoring |
77 | Kansas | Kansas State University Extension | Mobile Irrigation Lab | This web site provides information on the activities of the Mobile Irrigation Lab and to provide free software and media downloads, technical bulletins and links to other useful resources to assist in irrigation management and cropping system strategies. |
78 | Maine | |||
79 | Minnesota | Minnesota Department of Agriculture | Drought Resources | Minnesota DNR, USDA programs, University of Minnesota Extension, grazing, hay sales |
80 | Minnesota | 2021 Drought Relief Funds | Minnesota Department of Agriculture | Eligible farmers and producers may receive up to $7,500 for actual expenses incurred after June 1, 2021, and before May 23, 2022. All counties in Minnesota EXCEPT Goodhue, Rice, Wabasha, and Winona are eligible |
81 | Minnesota | 2021 Drought Disaster Recovery Loan Program | Minnesota Department of Agriculture | Applies to farmers whose operations are in counties or contiguous counties suffering from D2+ severe drought. Zero percent interest loans to purchase feed for livestock that may be short at harvest, the increased cost of feed due to the drought, or to repair or replace farm irrigation systems. |
82 | Minnesota | University of Minnesota Extension | Extreme Weather Resources | Crop and livestock drought resources |
83 | Minnesota | University of Minnesota Extension | Hay suppliers in MN | |
84 | Minnesota | Upper Midwest Agricultural Safety and Health Center (UMASH) | Upper Midwest Drought Kit | Multiple resources for farmers in the Upper Midwest, including resources for Social Wellbeing |
85 | Montana | Montana State University Extension | Wildfire and Drought Resources | Developed by MSU Drought and Wildfire Task Force. Resources for general, recovery, disaster planning, mental health, webinars |
86 | Montana | Montana Stockgrowers Association | The Drought Hub | Current state wide drought conditions, available USDA programs, hay hotlines, mental health resources, tax deferral options |
87 | Montana | Montana Stockgrowers Association | Tax Deferral Options | Explains tax deferral option for income made from liquidating herds due to drought. |
88 | Montana | Montana State University Extension | 2021 Drought Series | Drought management recordings including cattle reproduction strategies, forage management options, cattle management, and range conditions and grazing |
89 | Montana | Montana Dept of Ag | Hay Hotline | Listings for hay for sale or donation in Montana. |
90 | Nebraska | Nebraska State Government | Drought Central | USDA programs, livestock and forage resources, weather, educational resources, credit assistance |
91 | Nebraska | Nebraska Natural Resoures Conservation Services | Drought | NRCS drought fact sheets, links to other resources, news and updates |
92 | Nebraska | University of Nebraska | Nebraska Drought Resources | Crops, forage, farm management, irrigation, soil and weed management as relate to drought |
93 | Nebraska | Legal Aid of Nebraska | Agricultural Disaster Resources | USDA programs, Chapter 12 literature, water laws, agricultural disaster handbook |
94 | Nebraska | Nebraska Department of Agriculture | Hay and Forage Hotline | Sellers of available hay and forage can contact this number and have their name, contact information, and inventory placed on the "Sellers List," which is updated regularly. The Nebraska Department of Agriculture will then make the "Sellers List" available to buyers by mail or by this web site. Once buyers obtain this information, they will be responsible for contacting the sellers directly to negotiate any transactions. Phone: 402-471-4876 |
95 | Nevada | University of Nevada | Living with Drought | Up-to-date data and direction to assistance and educational programs |
96 | Nevada | University of Nevada Extension | Sign Up for Emergency Notifications | Local Emergency Notification Systems, commonly known as Reverse Dial, are used by safety officials to send phone calls, emails and texts to a specific area with a prepared message during an emergency. |
97 | New Mexico | New Mexico Department of Agriculture | Drought Resources | Extension, local conservancy and federal resources and assisance programs |
98 | New Mexico | New Mexico State University Extension | Drought Management for Range Livestock Producers | Drought management plan development, feeding options, drought management assessment tools |
99 | New Mexico | New Mexico State University Extension | New Mexico Drought Resources | Drought management information and tools |
100 | New Mexico | New Mexico State Office: Farm Services Agency | New Mexico Farm Service Agency Programs | Current USDA loans, natural disaster relief program information, county office locator |
101 | New Mexico | New Mexico State Office: Natural Resources Conservation Services | New Mexico NRCS | Current NRCS conservation programs |
102 | North Dakota | North Dakota State University | North Dakota State University Drought Page | Information on drought management in North Dakota |
103 | North Dakota | North Dakota Department of Agriculture | Drought Resources | List of state based drought resources including tax topics and hay map |
104 | North Dakota | Rugby Livestock Auction | Livestock Feed/Water Resources | Financial, farmstress, feed/water, hay resources |
105 | North Dakota | North Dakota Department of Water Resources | Drought Disaster Livestock Water Supply Project Assistance Program | Program provides the Department of Water Resources the ability to provide cost-share assistance to livestock producers with water supply shortages caused by drought. Eligible livestock producers in all North Dakota counties may qualify for up to $4,500 in cost-share assistance. |
106 | North Dakota | Upper Midwest Agricultural Safety and Health Center (UMASH) | Upper Midwest Drought Kit | Multiple resources for farmers in the Upper Midwest, including resources for Social Wellbeing |
107 | New York | NY Department of Agriculture and Markets | Emergency Management | An extreme heat event/incident is often defined as 3 or more days with abnormally high heat exceeding 90 degrees. Many farmers and producers work outdoors without air conditioning and sometimes without much shade or cover from the sun. It is important to take preventative measures to mitigate the effects of extreme heat and keep your staff and livestock safe. |
108 | Oregon | Oregon Water Resources Department | Oregon Water Resources Department | |
109 | Oregon | Oregon State University Extension | Livestock Water Management During a Drought | |
110 | South Dakota | South Dakota state government | Drought Resources | Forage information, USDA programs, farm stress, disaster assistance, suicide prevention, feed/water testing, SDSU links |
111 | South Dakota | Oregon state government | Oregon Disasater Assistance Program (ODAP) | Forgivable loan to provide state level assistance to fill gaps in federal disaster programs or act as bridge loan until Oregon’s producers can receive certain USDA Farm Service Agency (FSA) disaster assistance. ODAP will be administered by banks and credit unions who are familiar with agriculture. APplications will be available through the banks. Sample applicatoin and participting banks are on the announcement website. In effect May 9th-June 3rd, 2022. |
112 | South Dakota | National Integrated Drought Information Systems | South Dakota | Current U.S. Drought Monitor Conditions for South Dakota |
113 | South Dakota | South Dakota State University Extension | Drought | Crops, livestock, range/land management, business/economics, articles, events |
114 | South Dakota | South Dakota State University Extension | Forage Resources for South Dakota Farmers and Ranchers | |
115 | South Dakota | South Dakota Soil Health Commission | South Dakota Grazing Exchange | State map highlighting available grazing land by type of livestock |
116 | South Dakota | Upper Midwest Agricultural Safety and Health Center (UMASH) | Upper Midwest Drought Kit | Multiple resources for farmers in the Upper Midwest, including resources for Social Wellbeing |
117 | Tennessee | Tennessee Farm Disaster Fund | Tennessee Farm Bureau | Grants from this fund are directed to farm and rural communities to help families rebuild the agricultural infrastructure, and are intended to provide support to Tennessee Farm Bureau members with active farms in agricultural production who have incurred substantial damage to their homes, farms and/or personal property due to a presidentially-declared natural disaster |
118 | Texas | Texas A&M AgriLife Extension | Agrilife Extension Resources: Water | Water is one of Texas’ most critical natural resources, so maintaining the health and sustainability of the Texas water sources and aquifers is vitally important. Our educational resources and regional experts teach Texans about water conservation, management and quality |
119 | Texas | Texas A&M AgriLife Extension | Drought Management Strategies Publications | |
120 | Texas | Texas Alliance for Water Conservation | Resources | Technical guides, studies, tools available in a wide range of formats |
121 | Utah | Utah Department of Agriculture and Food | Hay and Drought Resources | Drought defence, crop and irrigation management, range and livestock management, hay resources, USDA emergency loans, emergency grazing approval. |
122 | Utah | Utah State University | Drought Resources | Range and livestock, crop and economic resources as they relate to drought; current county data |
123 | Utah | Utah State University | Defense Against Drought | Six drought defense tools outlined |
124 | Washington | Washington State Department of Agriculture | Drought Information | "WSDA shares information regarding agricultural-related problems and concerns with decision makers. WSDA also assists in coordinating federal funding under a federal drought declaration by connecting federal drought relief authorities with farmers and ranchers in need of assistance. WSDA can also help those in need of assistance find possible resources for relief" |
125 | Washington | Washington Department of Ecology | 2022 Drought | Emergency grant available July 28-November 25, 2021 for drought related agricultural emergencies (potential for loss of life of agricultural animals or crops), please contact the WSCC at (509) 385-7509 ; Updates on drought situation in Washington state; temporary transfer of water rights; expedite processing for emergency drought permits |
126 | Wisconsin | Upper Midwest Agricultural Safety and Health Center (UMASH) | Upper Midwest Drought Kit | Multiple resources for farmers in the Upper Midwest, including resources for Social Wellbeing |
127 | Wyoming | Wyoming state government | Drought Information and Resources | Hay exchange, USDA emergency programs, stress management, weather forecasts |
128 | Wyoming | Wyoming state government | Wyoming Drought Monitor | |
129 | Wyoming | Wyoming Department of Agriculture | Drought Programs and Assistance | Pasture and feedlot availability list, USDA conservation and disaster relief programs |
130 | Wyoming | University of Wyoming Extension | Navigating Drought in Wyoming | Published in June, 2018. Management plans pre- during- and post drought. |
131 | Wyoming | University of Wyoming Extension | Wyoming Small Acreage Irrigation | This document is organized into four sections to help answer these questions. The first is, “Can I irrigate?” This section explains how to determine if a property has a water right, how much water does the water right entitle the irrigator to use, how water rights may work within a subdivision, and a brief description of Wyoming water law. The next section, “How can I irrigate?,” discusses various irrigation methods used across Wyoming. The third section, “Should I irrigate?,” then discusses how to determine when to irrigate and how much water to apply. The last section, “Irrigation Conflicts in Your Neighborhood,” gives some points to consider if you find yourself in a water conflict. |
132 | Regional: Texas, NM, Arizona, western parts of OK and KS | Drought Discussion Podcast | Designed for ranchers and rangeland managers, bringing listeners seasonal precipitation outlooks and seasonal forage productivity outlooks for the Southern Plains, New Mexico, and Arizona. New episodes that are released every two weeks provide updated outlooks as the forage forecast incorporates the precipitation-to-date into end of season forage production estimates. |
1 | National or State? | Organization | Name of Resource | Website | Notes |
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2 | National | Farm Aid, Rural Advancement Foundation International-USA, Farmer Legal Action Group | Navigating Disaster Assistance for Farmers | https://www.rafiusa.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/Navigating-Disaster-Assistance-for-Farmers-Hurricanes-1-1.pdf | Critical steps to follow following a disaster and overview of USDA disaster programs |
3 | National | Farm Aid | Farm Aid Disaster Assistance for Farmers | https://www.farmaid.org/our-work/resources-for-farmers/farmer-resource-guides/disaster-assistance-for-farmers/ | |
4 | National | Weathering the Storm: | A Guide to Preparing for Disaster and Finding Disaster Assistance for your Farm or Ranch | https://www.farmaid.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/FRN_guide-weathering_the_storm.pdf | |
5 | National | Farm Aid | Farmer Hotline | https://www.farmaid.org/our-work/resources-for-farmers/ | Toll free at 1-800-FARM-AID (1-800-327-6243). Farmer Services staff answer the hotline Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. eastern time. |
6 | National | Farm Aid | Farm Aid Resource Guide for Farm Crisis Support | https://www.farmaid.org/our-work/resources-for-farmers/farmer-resource-guides/crisis-support-farm-aid-resource-guide/ | Guide with resources for farmstress, legal assistance, underserved farmers, USDA programs following natural disasters |
7 | National | Rural Advancement Foundation International-USA | Farmer Crisis Hotline | https://www.rafiusa.org/hotline/ | Toll-free at 866.586.6746. The hotline is open Monday-Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. eastern time. Hotline staff and farmer advocate available |
8 | National | Rural Advancement Foundation International-USA | Disaster Preparedness | https://www.rafiusa.org/programs/farm_advocacy/disaster-assistance/disaster-preparedness/ | |
9 | National | Rural Advancement Foundation International-USA | Disaster Recovery Resources for Farmers | https://www.rafiusa.org/programs/farm_advocacy/disaster-assistance/disaster-recovery-resources/ | |
10 | National | Farmers Legal Action Group | Guides to Disaster Assistance | http://www.flaginc.org/farmers-guides-to-disaster-assistance/ | Detailed overviews of USDA disaster assistance programs. Use search function to find programs. Archives on the right of site. |
11 | National | Extension Disaster Education Network | Wildfire | https://extensiondisaster.net/hazard-resources/naturally-occurring/fire/ | Description, statistics, causes, protection, resources |
12 | National | Disaster Relief Haulers | https://www.disasterreliefhaulers.org/ | We are driven by a single goal; to bring hope, supplies and compassion to those who have been impacted by natural disasters; mainly wildfires. We are a small group from Ohio who know that all we want is to be able to help others and gain new friends along the way. Hay and supply hauling, fence building and repair. | |
13 | National | Farmer Campus | Farming Through Wildfire Season | https://farmercampus.com/fires/ | Free, self-led online course with a learning network of fellow farmers, a downloadable Fire Resilience Workbook, farmer centered research and a collection of producer stories sharing impact and recovery to help you garner actionable solutions, deepen your understanding, and leave with a hands-on tool to build fire resilience on your farm. |
14 | National | Upper Midwest Agricultural Safety and Health Center | Farm Safety Check: Preventing Field Fires | http://umash.umn.edu/farm-safety-check-preventing-field-fires/ | Safety Checklist, links to supplemental articles |
15 | National | Community Alliance with Family Farmers | Disaster Recovery | https://caff.org/disaster-resilience-disaster-recovery-iframe/ | Financial aid, livestock, land management post fire, food safety |
16 | National | Incident Information System | Federal Government | https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/?state=3 | US map of active wildfires |
17 | National | FEMA | Be Prepared for a Wildfire | https://www.ready.gov/sites/default/files/2021-12/ready_wildfire_info-sheet.pdf | Pre, during, post wildfire safety and protection |
18 | National | Texas A & M Extension | Safeguarding Against Wildfire | https://texashelp.tamu.edu/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/managing-caring-for-horses-burns.pdf | Fire resistant buildings, creating defensible spaces, managing fuel loads and fuel breaks |
19 | National | Texas A & M Extension | Protecting farms and Ranches from Wildfires | https://texashelp.tamu.edu/browse/by-type/agriculture-disasters/farm-ranch/protecting-farms-ranches-from-wildfires/ | Steps to take before, during and after wildfire |
20 | National | Oregon State University | Wildfire Preparedness in Agriculture | https://workspace.oregonstate.edu/certificate/wildfire-preparedness-in-agriculture | Over the course of seven modules, you will learn how to create an emergency farm plan for your land. This farm plan will provide prevention steps you can take with your equipment and vegetation in order to help mitigate wildfires. You will also cover creating defensible space and fuel breaks in agricultural areas. |
21 | National | Western Exension Committee | Negotiation in Agriculture | https://negotiation.farmmanagement.org/ | Drought can necessitate re-negotiating stocking rates or other considerations. These guides can help to prepare. |
22 | National | Oregon State University | Post-Fire Resources for Forested lands | https://extension.oregonstate.edu/sites/default/files/documents/8341/post-fire-resource-packet-updated-041322.pdf | Some Oregon resources, but most are useful everywhere. Topics related to caring for your land after a wildfire including assessing land after a fire, mitigating erosion, sample contracts for hiring contractors, tax considerations, financial assistance, reforesting |
23 | National | Oklahoma State University Extension | Wildfire: Preparing the Ranch and Farm | https://extension.okstate.edu/fact-sheets/wildfire-preparing-the-ranch-and-farm.html | Preparation, risk management, livestock |
24 | National | High Plains Intermountain Center for Agricultural Health and Safety | What Agricultural Producers Need to Know about Wildfire Smoke | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mMW_qr__4u0 | Ten minute You Tube video |
25 | National | Internet Hay Exchange | National Hay Exchange | http://www.hayexchange.com/index.php | State by state hay exchange, hay wanted directory, hay calculator |
26 | National | Department of Agriculture Economics, Oklahoma State University | Rural Tax Education: Weather-Related Sales of Livestock | https://ruraltax.ou-ext.usu.edu/files-ou/Livestock_Sales.pdf | Article describing the tax treatment and options related to selling livestock due to weather events |
27 | National | Beef Cattle Research Council | Feed Testing & Analysis for Beef Cattle | https://www.beefresearch.ca/research/feed-value-estimator.cfm | Feed testing rationale, Sample collection, testing types, interpretation |
28 | National | Beef Cattle Research Council | Test Stock Water and Reduce Worry | https://www.beefresearch.ca/blog/test-stock-water-reduce-worry/ | Stock water testing, tips and resources |
29 | National | Texas A & M Extension | Managing and Caring for Horses Affected by Fires | ||
30 | National | Veterinary Clinics of North America | Disaster Response and Beef Cattle Operations | Publication that requires purchase. Discusses effects of disasters on beef cattle operations, Cattle assessment on site during emergencies; Humane euthanasia and carcass disposal; Emergency nutrition for cattle; Communication during natural disasters and working with authorities; and mental health during times of disaster. | |
31 | National | Michigan State University | Is Food Safe After A Fire? | https://www.canr.msu.edu/news/is_food_safe_after_a_fire | Offers information on usability of food exposed to fire and steps to decontaminate canned goods and cookware exposed to fire-fighting chemicals. |
32 | National | Center for Disease Control | Wildfires | https://www.cdc.gov/disasters/wildfires/index.html | Preparation for wildfires, staying safe during wildfires, clean up after wildfires, private wells after a wildfire and more |
33 | National | Red Cross | Wildfire Relief | https://www.redcross.org/about-us/our-work/disaster-relief/wildfire-relief.html | Shelter, food, supplies, medical care, behavioral health counselors available |
34 | National | USDA | Wildfire | https://www.farmers.gov/protection-recovery/wildfire | Farm and ranch fire preparedness, recovery, reporting losses, disaster relief programs |
35 | National | USDA | Disaster Resource Center | https://www.usda.gov/topics/disaster-resource-center | Provides information on how to prepare, recover and build long-term resilience during disasters and emergencies. |
36 | National | USDA | USDA Disaster Fact Sheet | https://www.fsa.usda.gov/Internet/FSA_File/disaster_assistance_program.pdf | Disaster Program by disaster category |
37 | National | USDA | Wildfire Designated Counties | https://www.fsa.usda.gov/news-room/emergency-designations/index | Updated monthly |
38 | National | USDA | Disaster Assistance Discovery Tool | https://www.farmers.gov/protection-recovery/disaster-tool | A step by step process to determine which disaster assistance program producers qualify for |
39 | National | USDA | Non-Insured Crop Disaster Assistance Program (NAP) | https://www.fsa.usda.gov/Assets/USDA-FSA-Public/usdafiles/FactSheets/noninsured_crop_disaster_assistance_program-nap-fact_sheet.pdf | Payments for producers of non-insurable crops of food, fiber, and animal forage. Not for livestock. Including native grass for grazing. Insurable crops vary by county. |
40 | National | USDA | Crop Insurance | https://www.usda.gov/topics/farming/crop-and-livestock-insurance | Provides indemnity payments to growers who purchased crop insurance for production and quality losses related to drought and other weather hazards, including losses from an inability to plant caused by an insured cause of loss. |
41 | National | USDA | Emergency Watershed Program (EWP- Recovery) | https://www.nrcs.usda.gov/wps/portal/nrcs/detail/national/programs/landscape/ewpp/?cid=nrcseprd1381472 | Offers vital recovery options for local communities to help people reduce hazards to life and property caused by floodwaters, droughts, wildfires, earthquakes, windstorms, and other natural disasters. Project funds address erosion related watershed impairments. EWP Floodplain Easements –provide an alternative to Recovery effort |
42 | National | USDA | Livestock Forage Disaster Program (LFP) | https://www.fsa.usda.gov/Assets/USDA-FSA-Public/usdafiles/FactSheets/livestock_forage_program_lfp-fact_sheet.pdf | Livestock Forage Disaster Program (LFP) – Payments to farmers of qualifying livestock (owners or contract growers) for losses to grazed lands or crops specifically for animal feed. Meant to offset additional feed costs. |
43 | National | USDA | Tree Assistance Program (TAP) | https://www.fsa.usda.gov/Assets/USDA-FSA-Public/usdafiles/FactSheets/tree_assistance_program-tap-fact_sheet.pdf | Payments to tree growers (orchard and nursery) |
44 | National | USDA | Emergency Assistance for Livestock, Honeybees, and Farm-Raised Fish Program (ELAP)- depends on circumstances | https://www.fsa.usda.gov/Assets/USDA-FSA-Public/usdafiles/FactSheets/elap-general-fact-sheet.pdf | Financial assistance for farmers of livestock, honeybees and farm-raised fish lost due to drought. Must report losses within 30 days of loss (15 days for honeybees). Higher payments for socially disadvantaged, limited resource, beginning, or veteran farmers. Covers cost of transportation of water for farms that normally don’t transport water during drought. |
45 | National | USDA | Emergency Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) Haying and Grazing- depends on the circumstances | https://www.fsa.usda.gov/Assets/USDA-FSA-Public/usdafiles/FactSheets/crp_haying_grazing_factsheet.pdf | Allows increased haying and grazing on CRP land without loss of CRP payment. |
46 | National | USDA | Livestock Indemnity Program | https://www.fsa.usda.gov/programs-and-services/disaster-assistance-program/livestock-indemnity/index | Provides benefits to livestock owners and some contract growers for livestock deaths in excess of normal mortality that are the direct result of an eligible adverse weather event. In addition, LIP covers attacks by animals reintroduced into the wild by the Federal Government or protected by Federal Law. Also, LIP provides assistance to livestock owners that must sell livestock at a reduced price because of an injury from an eligible loss condition. |
47 | National | USDA | Emergency Forest Restoration Program (EFRP) | https://www.fsa.usda.gov/Assets/USDA-FSA-Public/usdafiles/FactSheets/emergency_forest_restoration_program-fact_sheet.pdf | Cost sharing program to help restore forests |
48 | National | USDA | Emergency Loan Program | https://www.fsa.usda.gov/Assets/USDA-FSA-Public/usdafiles/FactSheets/2019/emergency-loan-program.pdf | Emergency loans for farmers in a county (and also contiguous counties) declared a disaster. At least 30% of crop loss is required to qualify. |
49 | National | USDA | Emergency Conservation Program (ECP) | https://www.fsa.usda.gov/Assets/USDA-FSA-Public/usdafiles/FactSheets/emergency-conservation-program-ecp-fact_sheet.pdf | Cost-share program to enable farmers to rehabilitate farmland or install water-conserving irrigation systems |
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51 | Arizona | University of Arizona Extensoin | Soil Erosion Control After a Wildfire | https://extension.arizona.edu/pubs/soil-erosion-control-after-wildfire | |
52 | Arizona | Arizona Climate Office | Arizona State University | https://azclimate.asu.edu/ | Provides and analyzes current weather conditions, watches, warnings and forecasts |
53 | Arizona | Arizona Department of Agriculture | |||
54 | Arizona | Arizona Department of Environmental Quality | Wildfire Support | http://www.azdeq.gov/node/2913 | Offers air quality monitoring, emergency response units, technical assistance and expertise, inspection and assessments, restoration and recovery efforts. |
55 | Arizona | Arizona Department of Agriculture | So, You Might Be Evacuated. Now What? | https://www.azfb.org/Article/So-You-Might-Be-Evacuated-Now-What | Article on preparing to evacuate in event of widlfire |
56 | California | CAFF | Wildfire Resilience Program | https://caff.org/wildfire-resilience-program/ | Technical Assistance for farmers, resources, community forums for questions, and emergency funds (coming soon). |
57 | California | CAFF | Disaster Recovery | https://caff.org/disaster-resilience/disaster-recovery/ | From financial aid to techniques that help restore your land after a fire, we’ve compiled these resources to help get you back on your feet. |
58 | California | California Climate and Agriculture Network | Resources for Climate Resilience | https://calclimateag.org/climate-impacts-resources/ | |
59 | California | California Department of Social Services | Guide to Disaster Assistance Services for Immigrant Californians (English) | https://baylegal.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/DisasterAssistanceGuideforImmigrantCaliforniansFinal.pdf | Resources and services for undocumented workers |
60 | California | California Department of Social Services | Guide to Disaster Assistance Services for Immigrant Californians (Spanish) | https://foodforpeople.org/sites/default/files/Disaster%20Assistance%20Guide%20SpanishFinal.pdf | Resources and services for undocumented workers |
61 | California | California Department of Food and Agriculture | Wildlife Recovery Services | https://www.cdfa.ca.gov/firerecovery/ | Site combines emergency response, recovery and resilience information into a single place for easy access by users. It is a one-stop portal that include local and state resources, healthy services, shelters and housing, preparedness information, and more. |
62 | Colorado | Colorado State University | Wildfire Preparedness for Horse Owners | https://extension.colostate.edu/topic-areas/agriculture/wildfire-preparedness-for-horse-owners-1-817/ | |
63 | Colorado | Colorado State University | Addressing the Impacts of Wildfire on Water Resources | https://extension.colostate.edu/topic-areas/natural-resources/addressing-the-impacts-of-wildfire-on-water-resources-6-706/ | |
64 | Colorado | Colorado State University | Use of Wells and Septic Systems Following a Wildfire | https://extension.colostate.edu/docs/pubs/fire/septicsystems.pdf | |
65 | Colorado | Colorado Department of Agriculture | Colorado Comeback: Agricultural Stimulus | https://ag.colorado.gov/colorado-comeback-agricultural-stimulus | Updates on $76 million agriculture grant/stimulus plan |
66 | Colorado | Colorado State University Extention | Colorado Water Center | https://extension.colostate.edu/topic-areas/water/#water_irr | Clearinghouse of programs and publications. |
67 | Colorado | Colorado Hay Directory | Colorado Hay Directory | https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dxnH9ivtsgSB46vOJpss5Stg_Qf41inG/view | |
68 | Hawaii | Hawaii Wildfire Management Organization | Hawaii Wildfire Management Organization | https://www.hawaiiwildfire.org/home | Working with communities across Hawaii on wildfire prevention, mitigation, and planning activities in the Hawaii-Pacific region through proactive, collaborative, and forward-thinking projects. |
69 | Idaho | Idaho Fire Information | Idaho Fire Map | https://www.idahofireinfo.com/ | |
70 | Idaho | University of Idaho Range Extension | UI Extension Drought Resources | https://www.uidaho.edu/extension/drought | Irrigation, various crop, livestock drought related management, other drought links |
71 | Idaho | Idaho Department of Lands | Rangeland Fire Protection Associations | https://www.idl.idaho.gov/fire-management/rangeland-fire-protection-associations/ | The ten RFPAs leverage the extensive local knowledge among Idaho ranchers to provide swift initial attack on rangeland wildfires.fighting capacity, fire maps, local organizations, history, reports, grant information |
72 | Montana | Montana State University Extension | Wildfire and Drought Resources | http://aboutus.msuextension.org/wildfiredrought/WildfireDroughtDrought.html | Developed by MSU Drought and Wildfire Task Force. Resources for general, recovery, disaster planning, mental health, webinars |
73 | Montana | Montana State University Extension | After Wildfire | https://www.readygallatin.com/download/website/handouts/wildfire/4455.pdf | Free downloadable 52 page guide regarding livestock,establishing pastures, native weed management, water quality, forest restoration, economic decisions, tax implications, |
74 | Montana | Farm Rescue | Farm Rescue | https://farmrescue.org/ | Help farmers and ranchers who have experienced a major illness, injury or natural disaster by providing the necessary equipment and volunteer workforce to plant, hay or harvest their crop. Livestock feeding assistance is also available to ranchers. |
75 | Montana | Montana Dept of Ag | Hay Hotline | https://agr.mt.gov/Hay-Hotline | Listings for hay for sale or donation in Montana. |
76 | Nevada | University of Nevada Reno Extension | Sign Up for Emergency Notifications | https://extension.unr.edu/publication.aspx?PubID=3336 | Local Emergency Notification Systems, commonly known as Reverse Dial, are used by safety officials to send phone calls, emails and texts to a specific area with a prepared message during an emergency. |
77 | Nevada | University of Nevada Reno Extension | Living with Fire | https://extension.unr.edu/program.aspx?ID=16 | Provides recommendations to residents on preparing for wildfire and reducing wildfire threats to homes and communities. |
78 | Nevada | University of Nevada Reno Extension | Best management practices for livestock and equine during wildfire smoke events | https://extension.unr.edu/publication.aspx?PubID=4394 | Provides recommendations for best management practices for livestock and equine owners during wildfire smoke events. Some of these recommendations may not be applicable to owners of large quantities of livestock and/or equine. |
79 | Nevada | State of Nevada Goverment | Wildland Fire Information | https://dem.nv.gov/fire_information/ | State fire activity, regional/local fire information, safety/preparedness, recovery resources |
80 | New Mexico | New Mexico Department of Agriculture | Rangelands and Grazing Lands | https://nmdeptag.nmsu.edu/agricultural-programs-and-resources/rangeland-and-grazing.html | Information about federal grazing lands in the event of a wildfire |
81 | New Mexico | New Mexico State University College of Agricultural, Consumer, and Environmental Sciences (ACES) | Learning to Live With Fire | https://aces.nmsu.edu/defensible_zone/index.html | Fire preparation instructions, evacuation list, post fire resources, webinars- see "Proactive Steps to Save Your Farm and Ranch" |
82 | New Mexico | Santa Fe Fire Department | Collecting livestock supplies and supplying temporary pens per Santa Fe Chronicle article. | https://www.sfreporter.com/news/2022/05/02/relief-options/; https://www.santafenm.gov/fire_department | From article: "The Santa Fe Fire Department is collecting supplies for ranchers and farmers impacted by the fires, asking for troughs, hay, bowls, crates and paper products for animals. Fire Chief Brian Moya tells SFR that supplies for livestock are being used to set up temporary pens for animals displaced by the fires." |
83 | New Mexico | New Mexico State Forestry | After Wildfires: A Guide for New Mexico Communities | https://www.afterwildfirenm.org// | Realtime information on wildfires, a list of resources available to communities and individuals for assistance, and a technical guide with information about post-fire treatments to address the catastrophic effects of a wildfire on the land and to prepare for potential flooding. If you are reading this guide before a wildfire occurs, use it to help you plan ahead. |
84 | New Mexico | New Mexico Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management | 2022 Wildfires | https://www.nmdhsem.org/2022-wildfires/ | Emergency declarations, current fire status, agricultural and livestock resources |
85 | New Mexico | New Mexico State Office: Farm Services Agency | https://www.fsa.usda.gov/state-offices/New-Mexico/index | Current USDA loans, natural disaster relief program information, county office locator | |
86 | New Mexico | New Mexico State Office: Natural Resources Conservation Services | https://www.nrcs.usda.gov/wps/portal/nrcs/site/nm/home/ | Current NRCS conservation programs | |
87 | North Dakota | North Dakota State University Cooperative Extension | Wildfires Can Impact Grasslands | https://www.ag.ndsu.edu/news/newsreleases/2021/april-12-2021/wildfires-can-impact-grasslands | |
88 | North Dakota | Farm Rescue | Farm Rescue | https://farmrescue.org/ | Help farmers and ranchers who have experienced a major illness, injury or natural disaster by providing the necessary equipment and volunteer workforce to plant, hay or harvest their crop. Livestock feeding assistance is also available to ranchers. |
89 | Oregon | Northwest Interagency Coordination Center | Interactive Map: Wildfires in Washington and Oregon | https://www.q13fox.com/interactive-map-wildfires-burning-in-washington-oregon | |
90 | Oregon | Oregon Department of Agriculture | Wildfire Resources | https://www.oregon.gov/oda/agriculture/Pages/WildfireResources.aspx | Fire locator map; livestock care; soil care post fire |
91 | Oregon | Oregon State University Small Farms Program | Small Farms, Local Food and Wildfires | https://smallfarms.oregonstate.edu/smallfarms/disasters/small-farms-local-food-and-wildfires | Interactive fire maps, air quality, evacuation, livestock, food safety, funding, post fire clean up |
92 | Oregon | Oregon state government | Oregon Disasater Assistance Program (ODAP) | https://www.oregon.gov/oda/agriculture/Pages/DroughtDisaster.aspx | Forgivable loan to provide state level assistance to fill gaps in federal disaster programs or act as bridge loan until Oregon’s producers can receive certain USDA Farm Service Agency (FSA) disaster assistance. ODAP will be administered by banks and credit unions who are familiar with agriculture. APplications will be available through the banks. Sample applicatoin and participting banks are on the announcement website. In effect May 9th-June 3rd, 2022. |
93 | South Dakota | Argus Leader | Hazard Mapping System: Fire and Smoke | https://data.argusleader.com/fires/ | Wildfire map |
94 | South Dakota | Farm Rescue | Farm Rescue | https://farmrescue.org/ | Help farmers and ranchers who have experienced a major illness, injury or natural disaster by providing the necessary equipment and volunteer workforce to plant, hay or harvest their crop. Livestock feeding assistance is also available to ranchers. |
95 | South Dakota | South Dakota State University Extension | Forage Resources for South Dakota Farmers and Ranchers | https://extension.sdstate.edu/forage-resources-south-dakota-farmers-and-ranchers | |
96 | South Dakota | South Dakota State University Extension | Management for Recovery of Rangeland After Wildfire | https://extension.sdstate.edu/management-recovery-rangeland-after-wildfire | |
97 | South Dakota | South Dakota Soil Health Commission | South Dakota Grazing Exchange | https://www.sdgrazingexchange.com/ | State map highlighting available grazing land by type of livestock |
98 | Tennessee | Tennessee Farm Disaster Fund | Tennessee Farm Bureau | https://tnfarmbureau.org/tennessee-farm-disaster-fund | Grants from this fund are directed to farm and rural communities to help families rebuild the agricultural infrastructure, and are intended to provide support to Tennessee Farm Bureau members with active farms in agricultural production who have incurred substantial damage to their homes, farms and/or personal property due to a presidentially-declared natural disaster |
99 | Texas | Texas A&M AgriLife Extension | Fire Danger Forecast | https://twc.tamu.edu/tfs/rawsd/rawsfcst.png | Daily forecast of fire danger throughout the state |
100 | Texas | USDA | USDA Targets Funds in Texas to Help Landowners and Managers with Wildfire Recovery and Restoration | https://www.nrcs.usda.gov/wps/portal/nrcs/detail/tx/newsroom/releases/?cid=NRCSEPRD1905822 | |
101 | Utah | State of Utah Government | Utah Wildfire Info | https://utahfireinfo.gov/ | Current fires and fire restrictions information |
102 | Utah | Utah State University Extension | Post-Wildfire Resources | https://extension.usu.edu/post-wildfire/index | Post fire hazards, post fire team availability, financial resources, |
103 | Utah | Utah Department of Agriculture and Food | Hay and Drought Resources | https://ag.utah.gov/droughtresources/ | Drought defence, crop and irrigation management, range and livestock management, hay resources, USDA emergency loans, emergency grazing approval. |
104 | Washington | Northwest Interagency Coordination Center | Interactive Map: Wildfires in Washington and Oregon | https://www.q13fox.com/interactive-map-wildfires-burning-in-washington-oregon | |
105 | Washington | Washington State University Extension | Wildfire Recovery | https://wildfires.wsu.edu/agriculture-and-forest-landowners/ | Provide resources and information regarding Agricultural and Forestry recovery, including livestock |
106 | Washington | Washington State Governors Office | Washington Wildfire Resources | https://www.governor.wa.gov/news-media/washington-wildfire-resources | Status updates, housing and shelter resources, state and federal resources |
107 | Washington | University of Washington | Heat, Fire, Smoke and Health in Washington’s Ag Industry | https://deohs.washington.edu/pnash/blog/heat-fire-smoke-and-health-washingtons-ag-industry | Research summaries of Washington producer/farmworker exposure risk, air quality monitoring |
108 | Wyoming | Wyoming state government | Drought Information and Resources (Hay Exchange information) | https://drought.wyo.gov/Assistance/Assistance.html | |
109 | Wyoming | University of Wyoming Extension | Ag Producer Safety During Wildfires | https://www.uidaho.edu/-/media/UIdaho-Responsive/Files/Extension/topic/disaster/mp-145-1-ag-producer-safety-during-wildfires.pdf | General recommendations |
110 | Wyoming | University of Wyoming Extension | Wildfires | https://www.uwyo.edu/uwe/programs/wyo-disaster/wildfire.html | Links, post fire recovery, home resilience against wildfires |
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2 | Oklahoma, Texas | Small Business Administration | SBA Offers Disaster Assistance to Texas Businesses and Residents Affected by the Smokehouse Creek and Windy Deuce Fires | Low-interest federal disaster loans are available to Texas businesses and residents affected by the Smokehouse Creek Fire and the Windy Deuce Fires. SBA assistance is available in Armstrong, Carson, Donley, Gray, Hansford, Hemphill, Hutchinson, Lipscomb, Moore, Potter, Randall, Roberts, Sherman and Wheeler counties in Texas; and Ellis and Roger Mills counties in Oklahoma. | ||||||||
3 | Oklahoma | Oklahoma Cattlemen’s Foundation | Wildfire Disaster Relief Fund | Preserve and protect as we work to communicate with those affected to prepare to help our own. Our thoughts and prayers are with the farmers and ranchers impacted by the wildfires. As we navigate this time, we ask that you aid in the efforts of helping fellow producers by donating to our disaster relief fund. Thank you for being patient with us while we update this page as we collect more information. The OCF relief application is coming soon! | ||||||||
4 | Texas | USDA | USDA Offers Disaster Assistance to Texas Farmers and Livestock Producers Impacted by Wildfires | Declaration of Disaster Assistance including enacted programs and directions to access them. | ||||||||
5 | Texas | Texas State Government | Governor Abbott Issues Wildfire Disaster Declaration In February 2024 | Notification of the counties that have received a declaration of a state of disaster | ||||||||
6 | Texas | Texas Farm Bureau | Texas Panhandle Wildfire Relief Fund | Texas farmers and ranchers with an unreimbursed loss resulting from the wildfires may apply for assistance. Return the completed form by May 31st, 2024. Livestock supply points are also provided | ||||||||
7 | Texas | Texas Farm Bureau | Wildfire Relief and Recovery | Disaster Assistance programs, Relief Fund information, Livestock supply points, hay information, fire updates, farm stress, | ||||||||
8 | Texas | Texas Department of Agriculture | STAR Fund | STAR Fund is a cost share (50% of eligible expense) to qualified agricultural producers not to exceed $4,000 per applicant. STAR Fund money may be used to assist in rebuilding fences, restoring operations and paying for other agricultural disaster relief costs needed to rebuild their agricultural operations. If the applicant's county is included in the Texas Governor’s declaration of disaster, they have 90 days from the date of his proclamation to turn in an application. Applications will open on March 6th | ||||||||
9 | Texas | Texas & Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association | Disaster Relief Fund | TSCRA’s Disaster Relief Fund provides financial assistance to ranchers in Texas and Oklahoma who are victims of a natural disaster and consequentially are financially needy or otherwise distressed. Assistance funds are designated for damage that occurred in disaster counties as declared by Texas. Producers must submit applications within 60 days of when the damage took place. As of 3/5/24: Applications will be available soon. Hay supply and other resources provided as well. | ||||||||
10 | Texas | Working Ranch Cowboys Association | Disaster Relief Fund | Donation collection site as of 3/1/24. Keep an eye on site for active relief assistance funds | ||||||||
11 | Texas | Ronnie Jackson, Congressman for Texas 13 | Panhandle Wildfire Relief | Relief sites and organizations by county, listings of livestock and cash donations for general public and ranchers, veteran specific support information | ||||||||
12 | Texas | Texas AgriIlfe Extension | 2024 Texas Panhandle Wildfire Relief Resources | Regular updates to the list of local agricultural resources and contacts. our agency is coordinating with county judges and local emergency management officials to vet and designate county-specific resources for monetary donations/gifts. | ||||||||
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14 | Texas | Texas AgriLife Extension | Texas Panhandle wildfires: Documenting agricultural losses | Steps to properly document losses in order to file insurance claims and benefit from USDA disaster assistance programs as they come on board. Includes a state based portal for reporting losses. | ||||||||
15 | Texas | Texas AgriIlfe Extension Disaster Assistance and Recovery | Protecting Farms & Ranches from Wildfires | Specific steps to take before, during and after a wildfire for Texas farmers and ranchers | ||||||||
16 | Texas | Texas AgriIlfe Extension Disaster Assistance and Recovery | Fires and Wildfires | Wildfire maps and updates, links to articles and assistance organizations | ||||||||
17 | Texas | Texas AgriLife Extension | Hay, feed, fencing supplies needed to support Texas Panhandle wildfire victims | Supply points for livestock and money donation information | ||||||||
18 | Texas AgriLife Extension | One-pager: Wildfire Relief for the Texas Panhandle | A one-page overview of supply points and donation locations/details | |||||||||
19 | Texas | Texas Animal Health Commission | Natural Disaster: Animal Preparation and Response | Resources and information about livestock recovery, care, lost or found animals, carcass disposal, reporting losses | ||||||||
20 | Texas | Panhandle Wildfire Recovery & Resources (Facebook Group) | Facebook group sharing updates on available community resources including supplies, equipment, labor, and more. | |||||||||
21 | Texas | GoFundMe | GoFundMe Texas Wildfire Relief Hub | GoFundMe has set up this hub so that individuals affected by the fires can create a fundraiser and link it to this disaster, so that folks looking to support can find and donate easily. | ||||||||
22 | Texas | Texas Division of Emergency Management | Individual State of Texas Assessment Tool (iSTAT) | Texans can report damage to homes, businesses, and agricultural property using the Individual State of Texas Assessment Tool (iSTAT). The iSTAT survey can be filled out in English and Spanish online at damage.tdem.texas.gov and click on “Ongoing Wildfire Incidents." | ||||||||
23 | Texas | Facebook Public Page | Panhandle Wildfire Recovery & Resources | One goal: find the needs and fulfill the needs for the devastation of the wildfires, in the Panhandle. This will be an ongoing group to help. | ||||||||
24 | Texas | HF&C Feeds | High Cotton Relief Fund | Donation information for the High Cotton Relief Fund that is currently in the process of creation | ||||||||
25 | Texas | The Amarillo Area Foundation | Panhandle Disaster Relief Fund | The Amarillo Area Foundation has set up a Panhandle Disaster Relief Fund, for residents who have lost homes, businesses, vehicles, livestock, grazing land and fencing. Visit https://amarilloareafoundation.org/disaster/ to donate |
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3 | Mississippi , Alabama, Georgia, Arkansas, Iowa, Indiana, Wisconsin | USDA | Farm Service Agency | https://www.fsa.usda.gov/programs-and-services/disaster-assistance-program/index | Variety of programs to help farmers, ranchers, communities, and businesses that have been hard hit by natural disaster events. | |||||||||||||||||
4 | Mississippi | USDA | Risk Management Agency | https://www.rma.usda.gov/RMALocal/Mississippi; | If you have crop insurance, its important to contact your insurance agent immediately. More information at this site. | |||||||||||||||||
5 | Alabama | USDA | Risk Management Agency | If you have crop insurance, its important to contact your insurance agent immediately. More information at this site. | ||||||||||||||||||
6 | Mississippi , Alabama, Georgia, Arkansas, Iowa, Indiana, Wisconsin | Rural Advancement Foundation International-USA | Farmer Crisis Hotline | https://www.rafiusa.org/hotline/ | Toll-free at 866.586.6746. The hotline is open Monday-Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. EST. Hotline staff and farmer advocate available | |||||||||||||||||
7 | Mississippi , Alabama, Georgia, Arkansas, Iowa, Indiana, Wisconsin | Farmers Legal Action Group | Farmers Legal Action Group | flaginc.org | Non-profit farm attorneys offering legal council at no charge. | |||||||||||||||||
8 | Mississippi | Mississippi Farm Bureau Federation | Mississippi Farm Bureau Federation | https://msfb.org/2023/03/28/mississippi-strong-communities-comes-together-after-devastating-tornados/ | MFB Volunteer corp and staff providing needs assessments, meals, etc. | |||||||||||||||||
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11 | Rural Advancement Foundation International-USA | Disaster Recovery Resources for Farmers | https://www.rafiusa.org/programs/farm_advocacy/disaster-assistance/disaster-recovery-resources/ | Immediate relief, after a disaster, instructional videos | ||||||||||||||||||
12 | Farm Aid | Farm Aid Resource Guide for Farm Crisis Support | https://www.farmaid.org/our-work/resources-for-farmers/farmer-resource-guides/crisis-support-farm-aid-resource-guide/ | Crisis support resources including farm stress | ||||||||||||||||||
13 | Farmers Legal Action Group | Guides to Disaster Assistance | http://www.flaginc.org/farmers-guides-to-disaster-assistance/ | Detailed overviews of USDA disaster assistance programs. Use search function to find programs. Archives on the right of site. | ||||||||||||||||||
14 | ATTRA: Sustainable Agriculture Program | Weathering the Storm: A Guide to Preparing for Disaster and Finding Disaster Assistance for your Farm or Ranch | https://attra.ncat.org/htmlpub/weathering-the-storm/ | Disaster declarations, preparedness, assistance, financial resilience, environmental resilience | ||||||||||||||||||
15 | USDA | Disaster Assitance Discovery Tool | ||||||||||||||||||||
16 | USDA | Disaster Assitance Programs At-A-Glance | Brochure of USDA disaster assistance programs, defined and charted | |||||||||||||||||||
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19 | Mississippi, Arkansas, Georgia | FEMA | FEMA Disaster Assistance Helpline | www.DisasterAssistance.gov | 1-800-621-FEMA (3362) | |||||||||||||||||
20 | Mississippi , Alabama, Georgia, Arkansas, Iowa, Indiana, Wisconsin | SAMHSA | SAMHSA Disaster Distress Helpline | https://www.samhsa.gov/find-help/disaster-distress-helpline | SAMHSA’s Disaster Distress Helpline provides 24/7, 365-day-a-year crisis counseling and support to people experiencing emotional distress related to natural or human-caused disasters. | |||||||||||||||||
21 | Mississippi , Arkansas, Nebraska, Indiana | Red Cross | Red Cross | Shelters with relief supplies, warm meals, critical sheltering, health and mental health services | ||||||||||||||||||
22 | Mississippi | Convoy of Hope | Convoy of Hope | Provision of essential relief supplies like food, water, hygiene kits, cleaning supplies, and sheltering resources. | ||||||||||||||||||
23 | Mississippi | Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith | March 24-25 Tornado Disaster Relief Information | Up-to-date nformation about state/local disaster relief resources | ||||||||||||||||||
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1 | National, Regional State? | Organization | Name of Resource | Website | Notes | |||||||||||||||||
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2 | National | USDA | Hurricane Ian Call Center | https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/USDAFARMERS/bulletins/3307ea8 | State-specific toll-free information lines where producers in need can receive immediate information regarding available FSA assistance. If your local FSA office is closed, you can contact the FSA Call Center at 1-877-508-8364. The line is staffed Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. ET. | |||||||||||||||||
3 | USDA | Disaster Assistance Discovery Tool | https://www.farmers.gov/protection-recovery/disaster-tool | |||||||||||||||||||
4 | USDA | Commissioner Nikki Fried Shares USDA Disaster Assistance Programs for Agricultural Producers, Urges Early Reporting of Losses | https://www.fdacs.gov/News-Events/Press-Releases/2022-Press-Releases/Commissioner-Nikki-Fried-Shares-USDA-Disaster-Assistance-Programs-for-Agricultural-Producers-Urges-Early-Reporting-of-Losses | Press release from Florida Department of Agriculture 9/30/22 | ||||||||||||||||||
5 | Rural Advancement Foundaation International-USA | PREPPING FOR AND HANDLING HURRICANE IAN | https://www.rafiusa.org/blog/hurricane-ian/ | |||||||||||||||||||
6 | Rural Advancement Foundation International | Helpful Advice for Helpers After a Disaster | https://www.rafiusa.org/blog/disaster-resources/ | Overview of disaster recovery resources, but also specific helpful suggestions for those assisting farmers and others following a natural disaster. | ||||||||||||||||||
7 | Rural Advancement Foundation International | Dealing with On Farm Disasters | https://www.rafiusa.org/blog/events/dealing-with-on-farm-disaster/ | Eleven minute video provides overview of how to approach disaster preparedness and recovery for your farm - as well as to give an overview of some disaster relief programs that are available, especially for farmers | ||||||||||||||||||
8 | Rural Advancement Foundation International | Documenting Disaster Losses | https://rafiusa.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/Documenting-Disaster-Losses.17.pdf | |||||||||||||||||||
9 | Consumer Financial Protection Bureau | A financial toolkit for victims of hurricanes Fiona and Ian | https://www.consumerfinance.gov/about-us/blog/financial-toolkit-for-victims-of-hurricanes-Fiona-and-Ian/ | |||||||||||||||||||
10 | Farmers Legal Assistance Group | Farmers’ Guide to Disaster Unemployment Assistance (DUA) | http://www.flaginc.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/Farmers-Guide-to-Disaster-Unemployment-Assistance-Sept-6-2017.pdf | Detailed explanation of the federal program Disaster Unemployment Assistance, available to producers | ||||||||||||||||||
11 | Colorado AgrAbility, Colorado State U. Extension | Coping With Natural Disasters | https://extension.colostate.edu/docs/pubs/consumer/10257.pdf | |||||||||||||||||||
12 | NC State University Cooperative Extension | Reconditioning Flood Damaged Tractors | https://content.ces.ncsu.edu/reconditioning-flood-damaged-tractors | Outlining the common stages of disaster recovery to provide understanding of the likely experience of those going through a natural disaster. | ||||||||||||||||||
13 | NC State University Cooperative Extension | Handling and Cleaning Up Damaged Pesticide Containers at Home | https://content.ces.ncsu.edu/handling-and-cleaning-up-damaged-pesticide-containers-at-home | Convert to PDF? | ||||||||||||||||||
14 | NC State University Cooperative Extension | After the Flood: Inspect, Purge, and Disinfect Your Well | https://content.ces.ncsu.edu/after-the-flood-inspect-purge-and-disinfect-your-well | Convert to PDF? | ||||||||||||||||||
15 | NC State University Cooperative Extension | Controlling Damage in Pesticide Storage Facilities on the Farm | https://content.ces.ncsu.edu/controlling-damage-in-pesticide-storage-facilities-on-the-farm | Convert to PDF? | ||||||||||||||||||
16 | NC State University Cooperative Extension | Reconditioning Flood-Damaged Farm Equipment | https://content.ces.ncsu.edu/reconditioning-flood-damaged-farm-equipment | Convert to PDF? | ||||||||||||||||||
17 | CDC | What to Wear After a Disaster | https://www.cdc.gov/disasters/cleanup/pdfs/debris_cleanup-H.pdf | Take steps to protect yourself and your loved ones during your cleanup after a hurricane, flood, or other natural disaster. Follow our cleanup tips and monitor your radio or television for up-to-date emergency information. | ||||||||||||||||||
18 | NCAT/ATTRA | Weathering the Storm: A Guide to Preparing for Disaster and Finding Disaster Assistance for your Farm or Ranch | https://attra.ncat.org/product/preparing-for-disaster/ | This publication explains disaster declarations and briefly discusses federal disaster-assistance programs. It describes how recordkeeping, risk management, and insurance can help farmers be prepared for disasters, and it explores how environmental, social, and financial resilience can help agricultural producers mitigate and survive disasters. | ||||||||||||||||||
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20 | Florida | Florida Emergency Management | Hurricane Ian Relief | https://www.floridadisaster.org/ | Shelters, power updates, supplies, FEMA, transportation, schools, business updates, disaster fund (distributes funds to service organizations that will serve individuals within their communities with disaster response and recovery), contact a loved one. | |||||||||||||||||
21 | National Employment Law Project | DISASTER UNEMPLOYMENT ASSISTANCE: HOW WORKERS CAN ACCESS THE PROGRAM AFTER HURRICANE IRMA | https://www.nelp.org/publication/how-workers-access-dua-after-hurricane-irma/ | Farmers and Ranchers qualify | ||||||||||||||||||
22 | Florida Department of Economic Opportunity | Apply for Hurricane Ian Disaster Unempoyment Assistance | https://floridajobs.org/Reemployment-Assistance-Service-Center/reemployment-assistance/claimants/disaster-unemployment-assistance | |||||||||||||||||||
23 | UF/IFAS University of Florida Cooperative Extension | Hurricane Ian Updates | https://disaster.ifas.ufl.edu/ | Disaster preparation and recovery, Florida county emergency management, University of Florida Emergency resources, disaster handbook | ||||||||||||||||||
24 | UF/IFAS University of Florida Cooperative Extension | Disasater Handbook | https://branding.ifas.ufl.edu/downloads/uploads/Disaster%20Handbook/Extension/Disaster-Handbook-compressed-2020.pdf | Food and water, mental health, applying for assistance, farms, Covid 19. Farms section | ||||||||||||||||||
25 | Florida Emergency Management | Hurricane Ian Relief | https://www.floridadisaster.org/ | Shelters, power updates, supplies, FEMA, transportation, schools, business updates, disaster fund (distributes funds to service organizations that will serve individuals within their communities with disaster response and recovery), contact a loved one. | ||||||||||||||||||
26 | USDA Hurricane Ian Call Center | Call center for Floridas hurricane Ian in the event the local office is closed | https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/USDAFARMERS/bulletins/3307ea8 | 1-877-508-8364 | ||||||||||||||||||
27 | Florida Farm Bureau | Ian disaster resources including emergeny grant apps | https://www.floridafarmbureau.org/hurricane-ian/ | Resource list and grant app | ||||||||||||||||||
28 | Florida Cattlemens Assoc | Ian disaster resources including fencing assistance | https://fca.memberclicks.net/hurricane-ian-emergency-info | Resource list and fencing repair for cattlemen | ||||||||||||||||||
29 | Georgia | Georgia Organics | The Farmer Fund | https://www.thefarmerfund.org/apply | Meg at GO/Lori: Maximum $2000, no deadline. Must be member of Georgia Organics to be eligible. | |||||||||||||||||
30 | Georgia Department of Labor | Disaster Related Benefits: Disaster Unemployment Assistance | https://dol.georgia.gov/faqs-individuals/individuals-faqs-disaster-related-benefits | |||||||||||||||||||
31 | Tennessee | Tennessee LocaL fOOD | Farmer Relief Fund | https://www.tnlocalfood.org/farmerrelieffund | ||||||||||||||||||
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2 | National | ATTRA: Sustainable Agriculture Program | Weathering the Storm: A Guide to Preparing for Disaster and Finding Disaster Assistance for your Farm or Ranch | https://attra.ncat.org/htmlpub/weathering-the-storm/ | Disaster declarations, preparedness, assistance, financial resilience, environmental resilience | |||||||||||||||||
3 | National | Rural Advancement Foundation International-USA | Disaster Recovery Resources for Farmers | https://www.rafiusa.org/programs/farm_advocacy/disaster-assistance/disaster-recovery-resources/ | Immediate relief, after a disaster, instructional videos | |||||||||||||||||
4 | National | Rural Advancement Foundation International-USA | Farmer Crisis Hotline | https://www.rafiusa.org/hotline/ | Toll-free at 866.586.6746. The hotline is open Monday-Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. EST. Hotline staff and farmer advocate available | |||||||||||||||||
5 | National | Farm Aid | Farm Aid Resource Guide for Farm Crisis Support | https://www.farmaid.org/our-work/resources-for-farmers/farmer-resource-guides/crisis-support-farm-aid-resource-guide/ | Crisis support resources including farm stress | |||||||||||||||||
6 | National | Iowa State University, Multi State Partners hip for Security in Agriculture | All Hazards: Floods | |||||||||||||||||||
7 | National | Farmers Legal Action Group | Guides to Disaster Assistance | http://www.flaginc.org/farmers-guides-to-disaster-assistance/ | Detailed overviews of USDA disaster assistance programs. Use search function to find programs. Archives on the right of site. | |||||||||||||||||
8 | National | Extension Disaster Education Network (EDEN) | Floods | Description, statistics, causes, prevention, insurance info, resources | ||||||||||||||||||
9 | National | Ohio State University Extension | Produce Safety and Flooded Fields | Floodwaters contain contaminants such as chemicals, heavy metals, molds, bacteria, sewage, human (disease) pathogens, and fungi that can cause and speed fruit and vegetable rot or spoilage (1, 8). For this reason, flooding of produce fields is considered a high risk to produce safety and quality. Information and guidance | ||||||||||||||||||
10 | Kentucky | Community Farm Alliance partnership with the Foundation for Appalachian Kentucky | Central Appalachian Family Farm Fund | Fund to support small farmers affected by flood. Now accepting applications for $5000 grants. Focus is on the primary counties of Breathitt, Clay, Knott, Letcher, Perry, Floyd, Pike, Owsley, Leslie, Magoffin, Martin, and Whitley, but adjacent counties may qualify as well | ||||||||||||||||||
11 | Kentucky | Community Farm Alliance | 2022 Eastern Kentucky Flood Assistance | Guide to accessing USDA disaster relief programs and loans; recovery resources | ||||||||||||||||||
12 | Kentucky | Food + Ag Flood Recovery Resources | Grow Appalachia, Community Farm Alliance, the Organic Association of Kentucky, the Kentucky Horticulture Council, the Kentucky Center for Agriculture | Financial Resources, Guides and Best Practices for Navigating Resources, Technical Support, Soil, Produce, & Water Safety, and Mutual Aid | ||||||||||||||||||
13 | Kentucky | Eastern Kentucky Mutual Aid | Flood Relief Fund | Reach out directly via Facebook page with your needs | ||||||||||||||||||
14 | Kentucky | Kentucky Department of Agriculture | Reporting guide, state based relief funds, livestock disposal, farm stress resources | |||||||||||||||||||
15 | Kentucky | State of Kentucky "Team Kentucky" | Flood Resources | Comprehensive list of resources and fact sheets for all victims | ||||||||||||||||||
16 | Kentucky | Kentucky Sports Radio and Kentucky Chamber Foundation | KSR Eastern Kentucky Flood Relief Fund | Relief fund for Kentuckians to ensure they are able to rebuild. | ||||||||||||||||||
17 | Kentucky | Appalshop | Appalachian Flood Support Resources | Listing of local and state officials contacts, mutual aid funds, legal assistance, free wifi sites, clean up and recovery resources, suppy donation sites, shelter areas, cooling stations | ||||||||||||||||||
18 | Kentucky | U.S. Small Business Administration Disaster Assistance | Small Business Administration | Low-interest disaster loans from the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) are available to businesses and residents in Kentucky following the announcement of a Presidential disaster declaration due to the severe storms, flooding, landslides and mudslides that began on July 26. The disaster declaration covers Breathitt, Clay, Knott, Letcher and Perry Counties in Kentucky, which are eligible for both Physical and Economic Injury Disaster Loans from the SBA. Small businesses and most private nonprofit organizations in the following adjacent counties are eligible to apply only for SBA Economic Injury Disaster Loans (EIDLs): Bell, Floyd, Harlan, Jackson, Knox, Laurel, Lee, Leslie, Magoffin, Owsley, Pike and Wolfe in Kentucky, and Wise in Virginia. | ||||||||||||||||||
19 | Kentucky | Eastern Kentucky Flood Relief Community Document | Coalition |
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2 | Connecticut | Connecticut State Government | Farmland Restoration Grant - Flood Response | provides matching funds to Connecticut farmers, nonprofits and municipalities to increase food and fiber production in the state by restoring lands into active agricultural production. FLRP focuses on restoring and improving land with prime and important farmland soils. For purposes of this program, farmland restoration is the act of bringing land into agricultural production for human food, animal feed, or livestock grazing. The maximum grant awarded is $20,000.00. Deadline: August 21st, 2023. | ||||||||||||
3 | Connecticut | Connecticut Department of Agriculture | Agristress Helpline for Connecticut | CT farmers, farm families, or farm workers experiencing stress due to crop loss and other challenges can call or text a hotline maintained by the state’s farmer stress relief program at 833-897-2474. You can also visit CTFarmStressRelief.com for mental health and stress resources | ||||||||||||
4 | Connecticut | Connecticut Department of Agriculture | 2023 Grower Crop Loss Report July | This form will be used to gather data from growers related to crop loss impacts incurred due to the July 2023 flooding. By filling out this information it will assist these entities in determining if a disaster declaration can be obtained. Your farm name and contact information is not required | ||||||||||||
5 | Connecticut | Center on Dispute Resolution Qunnipiac Law School | Connecticut Agricultural Mediation Program | |||||||||||||
6 | Connecticut | Connecticut Department of Agriculture | Disaster Relief Resources | the Connecticut Department of Agriculture has compiled the following resources to assist agricultural producers as they navigate these challenges. If you need immediate support, please dial 2-1-1 and speak to a Community Resource Specialist that can connect you to help. | ||||||||||||
7 | Connecticut Department of Agriculture | Resources available to Connecticut farmers affected by flooding | The Connecticut Department of Agriculture (CT DoAg) is sharing resources for Connecticut farmers who have suffered losses due to heavy rains or flooding. The department is also looking to make additional assistance available in the coming months. | |||||||||||||
8 | Connecticut | Connecticut Department of Agriculture | Ag Stress Relief Tools | Available helplines, resources for managing stress, peer to peer networks | ||||||||||||
9 | Connecticut | Connecticut state government | Federal Agriculture Disaster Declaration Requested from Governor Lamont | |||||||||||||
10 | Connecticut | Connecticut Department of Agriculture | Farmer to Farmer Outreach Form | Connecticut's farming community is a tight-knit one that helps in times of crisis. In light of the recent excessive rainfall and flooding events, the Connecticut Department of Agriculture (CT DoAg) is providing this form in an effort to further assist impacted producers. We've already heard stories of farmers offering land to those who need it to replant, or delivering plants so that a new crop will be ready to harvest. We also know there are others who may not know where to turn and encourage you to fill out this form if you are in need or able to assist so that we can facilitate those connections. Connecticut Department of Agriculture staff are also available to meet with farmers one-on-one to explore resources available. | ||||||||||||
11 | Connecticut | Berkshire Agricultural Ventures | Emergency Flooding Relief | For farmers in Berkshire MA, Columbia and Dutchess NY, and Litchfield CT counties, if your farm needs additional flooding relief, we can help with zero-interest or low-cost bridge loans while waiting for state and federal assistance to be funded or cash flow needs, a micro-grant through our Resilience Fund, and climate risk assessments and planning. To begin a conversation about assistance from BAV, please reach out by phone at (413) 248-6156 or email info@berkshireagventures.org. | ||||||||||||
12 | Connecticut | Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development’ | Small Business Boost Fund | Provides working capital loans of $5,000 to $500,000. The program also provides guidance from community lenders and technical service providers. | ||||||||||||
13 | Massachusetts | United Way of Central Massachusetts | Massachusetts Farm Resiliency Fund | The MA Farm Resiliency Fund is being set up in partnership with the United Way of Central Massachusetts (UWCM) with the intention of both responding to the recent storm impact in western and central Mass, as well as having long-term potential to respond to how climate is affecting our farms. | ||||||||||||
14 | Massachusetts | Community Involved in Sustaining Agriuclture (CISA) | July 2023 Flood Resources for Farmers | Reporting damages, financial assistance, product safety guidelines, general disaster assistance | ||||||||||||
15 | Massachusetts | Berkshire Agricultural Ventures | Emergency Flooding Relief | For farmers in Berkshire MA, Columbia and Dutchess NY, and Litchfield CT counties, if your farm needs additional flooding relief, we can help with zero-interest or low-cost bridge loans while waiting for state and federal assistance to be funded or cash flow needs, a micro-grant through our Resilience Fund, and climate risk assessments and planning. To begin a conversation about assistance from BAV, please reach out by phone at (413) 248-6156 or email info@berkshireagventures.org. | ||||||||||||
16 | Massachusetts | Community Involved in Sustaining Agriuclture (CISA) | Emergency Farm Fund | Applications accepted until October 1, 2023. Application review will begin August 1st. CISA, in partnership with the Franklin County CDC, is offering zero-interest loans of up to $25,000 for Massachusetts farms in Franklin, Hampden, and Hampshire counties affected by fluctuating winter temperatures that killed peach buds in February, the deep freeze of May 18, and widespread flooding in July. | ||||||||||||
17 | Massachusetts | Franklin County Community Development Corporation | Loans and financing | If your business has been impacted by this storm, we are here to support you. If your cash flow has been affected and you need financing, we can help. Contact John Waite, Franklin County CDC at (413) 774-7204 | ||||||||||||
18 | Massachusetts | Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources | Natural Disaster Recovery (NDR) Program for Agriculture | Provides financial assistance to aid agricultural operations that were impacted by one or more of the 2023 Natural Disasters to rebuild and recover, with the aim of supporting job security, building resilience, and enabling future production. Applicant must have suffered a minimum of 15% crop loss | ||||||||||||
19 | Massachusetts | Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources | 2023 Agricultural Flooding Guidance & Resources | Many farms across Massachusetts have been impacted by the July 2023 storms. Federal, state, and private institutions have a range of resources to assist with relief and recovery. For farms with impacted crops, MDAR’s Produce Safety Division has developed this guidance to help farmers navigate the decisions that need to be made when dealing with flood impacts. | ||||||||||||
20 | New Hampshire | Farm and Ranch Stress Assistance Network | NH Farm Strong | Useful information about farmer to farmer support networks and associated online resources | ||||||||||||
21 | New Hampshire | Northeast Organic Farming Association of New Hampshire (NOFA-NH) | Farmer Relief Fund | New Hampshire crop and livestock farmers who have been impacted by frost, freeze, and flood events of 2023 and have suffered hardship and financial loss as a result are eligible to apply. Funds are reserved for certified organic NH farms or NOFA-NH member farms that have the highest need (organic certification is not a requirement to receive funding, but if you are not certified organic then you must be a NOFA-NH member) | ||||||||||||
22 | New Hampshire | NH Department of Agriculture, Markets and Food | 2023 Flooding Disaster Resources for Produce Growers | For specific questions about how produce crops or fields may be affected by flooding, please contact the NH DAMF Produce Safety Program Team at Victoria.m.smith@agr.nh.gov or reach out to UNH Extension Food Safety Team: 603-787-6944. | ||||||||||||
23 | New York | Berkshire Agricultural Ventures | Emergency Flooding Relief | For farmers in Berkshire MA, Columbia and Dutchess NY, and Litchfield CT counties, if your farm needs additional flooding relief, we can help with zero-interest or low-cost bridge loans while waiting for state and federal assistance to be funded or cash flow needs, a micro-grant through our Resilience Fund, and climate risk assessments and planning. To begin a conversation about assistance from BAV, please reach out by phone at (413) 248-6156 or email info@berkshireagventures.org. | ||||||||||||
24 | Vermont | Northeast Organic Farming Association of Vermont (NOFA-VT) | Farmer Emergency Fund | NOFA-VT’s Farmer Emergency Fund, established in 1997, supports organic and NOFA-VT member farmers who have been adversely affected by natural and unnatural disasters. Farmers may request up to $2,500 in grants that do not need to be repaid. | ||||||||||||
25 | Vermont | Northeast Organic Farming Association of Vermont (NOFA-VT) | Flood Response Resources for Farmers | Resources that are available for affected farmers, farmworkers, producers, and processors as they recover. NOFA VT is also coordinating volunteer farm clean up efforts for farmer members. | ||||||||||||
26 | Vermont | Vermont Farm Fund | Emergency Loans | The VFF seeks to minimize the hurdles to secure a loan and receive funds to begin the disaster recovery process. The maximum Emergency Loan amount is currently $10,000. This is a zero percent interest loan, payable over 24 months with a flexible payment schedule. Qualifying applicants must be Vermont farmers or food producers who have suffered a devastating loss due to an unexpected natural disaster that puts their farm or farming career in danger. Applications are reviewed and responded to within 10 business days. Most loan funds are granted within 14 business days. | ||||||||||||
27 | Vermont | NRCS Vermont | Additional funds for EQIP Program | $4 million additional cost share funds forn the following EQIP program projects: Cover Crop; Critical Area Planting; Fence; Pasture and Hay Planting; Mulching; Residue and Tillage Management, Reduced Till; Feed Management. Application deadline: September 1, 2023. | ||||||||||||
28 | Vermont | University of Vermont Extension | Disaster and Flood Recovery Resources | Farming and Agriculture, General information, Health and Safety, Recovery Resources, Vermont Emergency Management, Weather Updates | ||||||||||||
29 | Vermont | Vermont Agriculture Food and Markets | 2023 Flooding Disaster Response and Recovery Resources | Notice of Governor and Presidential emergency declaration, reporting losses, recovery funding opportunities | ||||||||||||
30 | Vermont | Vermont Agriculture Food and Markets and University of Vermont Exgtension | Free soil testing, heavy metal screening, and soil nitrate analysis | Free soil testing, heavy metal screening, and soil nitrate analysis for flood impacted farms through August 15th. | ||||||||||||
31 | Vermont | Farm First | Anxiety/Stress | Self care, strategies and counseling availability | ||||||||||||
32 | Vermont | Farm First | Farm First News | Link to disaster recovery guide, Vermont 211, Get Help for Your Farm Animals | ||||||||||||
33 | Vermont | Vermont Digger | Following the Floods | Read VTDigger’s full coverage of historic flooding in Vermont on July 10 and its aftermath in the weeks and months to come | ||||||||||||
34 | Massachusetts, New York, Connectictut | Bershires Agricultural Ventures | https://www.berkshireagventures.org/emergency-flooding-relief | |||||||||||||
35 | All Affected Producers | Collaboration | New England Flood Relief Resources | This is a working and collaborative document started and curated by the team at American Farmland Trust’s New England Program to compile and share resources for flood relief + resources in New England. Both federal and state based resources provided. | ||||||||||||
36 | All Affected Producers | Farm Credit East | Farm Credit East Cares Community Fund | $500 donation per producer to cover personal losses and other expenses. Impacted producers interested in receiving Farm Credit East Cares support can apply online at FarmCreditEast.com/floodrelief. Financial assistance is not limited to Farm Credit East members. Any farm, forest product or fishing business impacted by the July 2023 flooding in Farm Credit East’s eight state territory is eligible. Not intended to replace equipment, infrastructure, or business losses | ||||||||||||
37 | All Affected Producers | USDA | Disaster Program Flexibilities | Policy flexibilities for key disaster assistance programs and crop insurance to aid Northeast agricultural operations that have been significantly impacted by recent flooding in 2023. Applies to all flood-impacted counties in Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island and Vermont. Includes payment deferral for some loans, deadline extensions for some disaster assistance programs, and waiving of some program notification windows. | ||||||||||||
38 | All Affected Producers | Iowa State University, Multi State Partners hip for Security in Agriculture | All Hazards: Floods | These resources will help you prepare your family, home and farm, animals and business for flood situations. | ||||||||||||
39 | All Affected Producers | Cornell University Produce Safety Alliance | Food Safety for Flooded Farms | |||||||||||||
40 | All Affected Producers | University of New Hamphire Extension | Feeding Flooded Forages | |||||||||||||
41 | All Affected Producers | University of New Hamphire Extension | ||||||||||||||
42 | All Affected Producers | University of New Hamphire Extension | FAQ about Handling Flooded Produce | |||||||||||||
43 | All Affected Producers | USDA | Emergency Conservation Program Assistance the link is for NH, but the same boilerplate information goes out for any county that has either a primary | |||||||||||||
44 | All Affected Producers | USDA | USDA Assists Farmers, Ranchers, and Communities Affected by Recent Flooding in Vermont | To help residents, farmers, and ranchers affected by the recent flooding in Vermont, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack has directed the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) to aid recovery efforts. USDA staff in the regional, state, and county offices are responding and providing a variety of program flexibilities and other assistance to residents, agricultural producers and impacted communities. | ||||||||||||
45 | All Affected Producers | ATTRA: Sustainable Agriculture Program | Weathering the Storm: A Guide to Preparing for Disaster and Finding Disaster Assistance for your Farm or Ranch | Disaster declarations, preparedness, assistance, financial resilience, environmental resilience | ||||||||||||
46 | All Affected Producers | Rural Advancement Foundation International-USA | Disaster Recovery Resources for Farmers | Immediate relief, after a disaster, instructional videos | ||||||||||||
47 | All Affected Producers | Rural Advancement Foundation International-USA | Farmer Crisis Hotline | Toll-free at 866.586.6746. The hotline is open Monday-Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. EST. Hotline staff and farmer advocate available | ||||||||||||
48 | All Affected Producers | Farm Aid | Farm Aid Resource Guide for Farm Crisis Support | Crisis support resources including farm stress | ||||||||||||
49 | All Affected Producers | Farmers Legal Action Group | Guides to Disaster Assistance | Detailed overviews of USDA disaster assistance programs. Use search function to find programs. Archives on the right of site. | ||||||||||||
50 | All Affected Producers | Farmers Legal Action Group | Farmers' Guide for Organic Farmers - Flooding and Whole Farm Revenue Crop Insurance | This booklet is intended to assist organic farmers in time of disaster. It looks at two important issues. First, it discusses the extremely challenging effect of a flood on an organic farm. Second, this booklet discusses a relatively new form of crop insurance – Whole-Farm Revenue -- that could benefit organic producers going forward. | ||||||||||||
51 | All Affected Producers | Farmers Legal Action Group | Farmers' Guide to Flooding and Organic Producers | During a flood or other natural disaster there will be a series of challenges facing every farmer. For an organic farmer, the flood or other natural disaster will have results that can be unique to organic production. This booklet presents a short summary of some of the issues that organic producers may face during a natural disaster – and in particular with a flood. | ||||||||||||
52 | All Affected Producers | University of Massachusetts Amherst Extension | Handling Flooded Produce: What Farmers Need to Know and Conducting Risk Assessments | Provides guidance to growers on how to evaluate produce crops that are intended for human consumption but have been affected by flood waters to ensure compliance with both state and federal law | ||||||||||||
53 | All Affected Producers | Extension Disaster Education Network (EDEN) | Floods | Description, statistics, causes, prevention, insurance info, resources | ||||||||||||
54 | All Affected Producers | Ohio State University Extension | Produce Safety and Flooded Fields | Floodwaters contain contaminants such as chemicals, heavy metals, molds, bacteria, sewage, human (disease) pathogens, and fungi that can cause and speed fruit and vegetable rot or spoilage (1, 8). For this reason, flooding of produce fields is considered a high risk to produce safety and quality. Information and guidance |