US EditionUSDA freezes farmer funding for some programs, conservation contracts
- Farmers report missing millions of dollars in promised funding from the U.S. Department of Agriculture due to a freeze on several programs ordered by President Donald Trump.
- Farmers are left financially vulnerable as USDA contracts for essential projects remain frozen, with $32 billion in grants at risk.
- Rob Larew, President of the National Farmers Union, expressed that the funding freeze causes anxiety for farmers nationwide about future support.
- Farmers have voiced their distress, as the frozen funds for improvements have left them in tough financial situations with looming payments.
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Southern Oregon farmers and ranchers hit by federal funding freeze
In his drive to slash government spending, President Donald Trump has frozen or terminated millions of dollars in federal agriculture grant contracts. This is leaving farmers, ranchers, and landowners in Southern Oregon confused and worried.
·Portland, United States
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Funding freeze leaves Kansas farmers unpaid for work they already completed - Garden City Telegram
BY CALEN MOOREHPPR/Kansas News Service Many Kansas farmers are in limbo and waiting for promised payments under contracts they signed with the federal government. It… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
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