Drought Recovery

The USDA FSA has designated five counties in Georgia and three in Alabama as disaster areas due to drought. This allows local agricultural producers to access emergency loans, with applications accepted until January 19, 2027, providing crucial support for recovery efforts.

The USDA has designated ten counties in Montana as primary disaster areas due to severe drought. This enables local agricultural producers to access emergency loans for recovery efforts, with applications accepted until January 19, 2027. Procurement professionals should be aware of emerging opportunities in this context.

The USDA has designated several Colorado counties as natural disaster areas from drought, unlocking aid for farmers. The emergency loans available will support recovery efforts for equipment, livestock, and debt refinancing, creating procurement opportunities for related vendors until December 2026.

The USDA has designated 20 counties in Georgia as natural disaster areas due to severe drought. This designation allows affected agricultural producers to apply for emergency loans, potentially impacting procurement strategies for agricultural services and equipment in the region.

The USDA’s Farm Service Agency has declared seven counties in Ohio as disaster areas due to drought, enabling targeted emergency loans for recovery. Businesses involved in agricultural recovery should prepare for increased demand and take note of the December 15, 2026 application deadline.