OFBF Special Podcast - Ohio FSA Requests Disaster Declarations

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After meeting with farmers in the most impacted areas of the state and after collecting cropping data, gathering planting history and taking photos of the wide-ranging acres of unplanted fields, Ohio FSA has officially requested USDA Secretary Sonny Perdue to make Disaster Declarations for Fulton, Henry and Lucas Counties. Ty Higgins has more with Ohio Farm Bureau's senior director of state and national affairs, Jack Irvin.

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