Minnesota dairy producers impacted by a blizzard earlier this month could be eligible for disaster recovery assistance. Minnesota Farm Service Agency state executive director Kurt Blomgren says the winter storm March 14th affected livestock health, feed supplies, transportation, and daily milk production. “If your milk could not get picked up on the farm like it […]
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