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NY farm disaster relief approved by USDA after FEMA denies blizzard aid
The USDA approved emergency loans for New York farmers impacted by spring freezes on July 23, even though FEMA recently denied disaster aid for a winter snowstorm that affected downstate regions. The decision provides relief to agricultural sectors hit by adverse weather conditions.
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