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Hawaii farmers hit by the brutal Kona Low storms in March have until this Friday to apply for crucial financial and technical aid through the Emergency Conservation Program. This USDA-backed initiative helps cover restoration costs for damaged farmland and irrigation systems, offering up to 25% upfront funding for those in need. State officials stress that farmers are vital to food security and community resilience, urging all eligible producers to contact their local Farm Service Agency office before the deadline. Assistance spans all four major islands and is available even if you’ve received other recovery support—this is a separate application. Don’t miss out—get in touch with your local FSA office today.

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