A late-April freeze has resulted in an estimated $300 million in crop losses for farmers in the Northeast, particularly affecting apple and peach harvests. New Jersey officials have requested federal disaster relief to support impacted farmers, while some are adapting by focusing on other crops. The U.S. Department of Agriculture is providing assistance to affected farmers in Pennsylvania.
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A late-April freeze has resulted in an estimated $300 million in crop losses for farmers in the Northeast, particularly affecting apple and peach harvests. New Jersey officials have requested federal disaster relief to support impacted farmers, while some are adapting by focusing on other crops. The U.S. Department of Agriculture is providing assistance to affected farmers in Pennsylvania.
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Late-spring freeze devastates Northeast farms, threatening peach and apple crops
Late-April Freeze Affects Northeast Farms, Impacting Peach and Apple Crops