Disaster Relief This Spring

May 23, 2025

Video: Disaster Relief This Spring

Amy Hagerman, OSU Extension agricultural policy specialist, discusses the recent flooding and says USDA Farm Service Agency offices are open, though they may be understaffed if producers need disaster relief.

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