![]() ![]() And so, right now, we have not determined what the reimbursement rate is going to be. “That is going to be dependent upon how many applications we have. 30 of this year is eligible for partial reimbursement, but Lorraine Henry, director of communications for the Alaska Department of Natural Resources, said it’s too early to be specific on what “partial” means. Producers can apply this month.įeed purchased from Aug. ![]() Eligible livestock are cattle, sheep, goats, swine, poultry, reindeer, elk, bison, yak – including eggs, milk, and cheese – and other animals raised for human consumption on a farm that operates as a business. And while the state government has launched a financial aid program this month, some farmers say the program won’t impact the people who need it the most.įunding is available for producers that operate a commercial livestock business. The cost of animal feed has risen this year and the weather in Alaska has reduced its availability, which has prompted livestock farmers to ask the state government for help. ![]()
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