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Posted: 12:39 AM Oct 14, 2008
20 Indiana counties eligible for emergency farm loans
Indianapolis, IN Farmers in 20 Indiana counties now are eligible for low-interest emergency farm loans from the federal Farm Service Agency because of severe storms from remnants of Hurricane Ike last month.
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Farmers in 20 Indiana counties now are eligible for low-interest emergency farm loans from the federal Farm Service Agency because of severe storms from remnants of Hurricane Ike last month.
The Indiana State Department of Agriculture says President Bush has given primary disaster designations to six counties: Harrison, Jefferson, Jennings, LaPorte, Lake and Porter. Fourteen counties received contiguous disaster designations: Bartholomew, Clark, Crawford, Decatur, Floyd, Jackson, Jasper, Newton, Ripley, St. Joseph, Scott, Starke, Switzerland and Washington
Farmers in the 20 counties may contact their local Farm Service Agency office for further information on emergency loans. The agency weighs factors such as losses, available security and ability to repay.
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