Home

News

/ PROGRAM

USDA disaster assistance funding available now

Added on 28 October 2024

Tags

USDA disaster assistance funding available now

The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) in Florida will begin accepting applications now for disaster assistance funding through Emergency Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP).

This is to provide technical and financial assistance to agricultural landowners and producers in recovering from damages caused by hurricanes Debby, Helene and Milton.

Continue reading.

Source:

Share

More news

Den Berk Délice improved predictability and efficiency with Philips

News

VIDEO

Den Berk Délice improved predictability and efficiency with Philips
Your comprehensive guide to Indoor Ag-Con '25

News

EVENT

Your comprehensive guide to Indoor Ag-Con '25
AdeptAg partners with FGM Moving Gutter Systems

News

COLLABORATION

AdeptAg partners with FGM Moving Gutter Systems
Register for Plant Empowerment Summer School 2025

News

EDUCATION

Register for Plant Empowerment Summer School 2025
Optimize labour costs and maximize profits with data-driven solutions

News

TECHNOLOGY

Optimize labour costs and maximize profits with data-driven solutions
How to future-proof the heating tech in your greenhouse design

News

TIPS

How to future-proof the heating tech in your greenhouse design
Empowering local farmers through hydroponic melon cultivation

News

PROGRAM

Empowering local farmers through hydroponic melon cultivation

Back to News

Horticultural radio station, 24/7 live.
Company podcasts

Horticultural radio station, 24/7 live.

Your voice at horticultural trade fairs, conferences and more.
Partner of events

Your voice at horticultural trade fairs, conferences and more.

Each morning delivers independent news, freshly curated by the editor.
Subscribe to our newsletter

Each morning delivers independent news, freshly curated by the editor.

Ads from Hortibiz Market

Today on Hortibiz Newsradio, listen back to podcasts!

Most read

More news >