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NJ lawmakers propose emergency aid for farmers hit by April freeze - WRNJ Radio
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In the face of "craminated" crops and yields in freefall, farmers of the Rural Coordination targeted a bank, the MSA and the prefecture, in Mont-de-Marsan, to demand support measures.
NJ lawmakers propose emergency aid for farmers hit by April freeze - WRNJ Radio
TRENTON, N.J. — Three Republican state lawmakers plan to introduce legislation that would provide direct financial assistance to New Jersey farmers who suffered crop losses during a severe freeze in April. State Sen. Parker Space and Assembly members Dawn Fantasia and Michael Inganamort, who represent parts of Morris, Sussex and Warren counties, said the legislation would establish a one-time Emergency Crop Loss Relief Program within the New Jer…
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