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Montana farmers struggle to access federal aid after USDA offices reopen during shutdown
USDA offices reopened after a three-week shutdown but staff shortages limit services, leaving Montana farmers with delayed aid payments worth hundreds of thousands of dollars, union president said.
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Both Republicans and Democrats accuse each other of being the cause of the shutdown, which is affecting more and more people.
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Montana farmers struggle to access federal aid after USDA offices reopen during shutdown
BILLINGS Montana farmers have had trouble accessing federal aid after the U.S. Department of Agriculture recently reopened 2,100 offices to provide farmer aid.The Farm Service Agency (FSA) offices provide Agriculture Risk Coverage (ARC) and Price Loss Coverage (PLC) payments for farmers, among other services.The offices had been closed for three weeks due to the government shutdown.Watch to see how the shutdown has affected Montana farmers: Mont…
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