What's Happening?
Hawaii's agricultural producers affected by the March 10-24 kona low storms are urged to apply for the Emergency Conservation Program by July 31. The program offers financial and technical assistance to repair and restore farmland and irrigation equipment
damaged by natural disasters. The Hawaii Emergency Management Agency emphasizes the importance of this support for the state's farmers and ranchers.
Why It's Important?
The assistance program is crucial for Hawaii's agricultural sector, which plays a vital role in the state's economy and food security. The financial aid can help producers recover from the damage caused by the storms, ensuring the continuity of agricultural operations. This support is essential for maintaining the livelihoods of farmers and the overall stability of the agricultural industry in Hawaii.
