FSA Program Updates

During this episode of Cattle HQ, Taylor Grussing, SDSU Extension Cow/Calf Field Specialist visits with the South Dakota Farm Service Agency about the programs available to financially assist producers during disaster events. Drought, flood and heat related losses are just some of the events that can provide financial assistance for producers. Key take aways: 

  • Tools are available on Farmers.gov or FSA.gov to help producers determine what programs and assistance might be available for the losses producers suffered. 
  • Work with your local office to determine eligibility. 
  • Proper documentation of losses is essential to ensure program requirements are met.

For more information on drought, flood or climate, visit SDSU Extension website. 

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