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New England News
4:44 pm
Thu February 21, 2013
Funds Available To Farms Damaged By Blizzard
By Paul Tuthill
A fund that was set up to help western Massachusetts farms damaged by Hurricane Irene is being re-opened in response to the February blizzard.
The emergency farm fund, operated by the non profit Communities Involved in Sustaining Agriculture offers zero interest loans up to $10,000. CISA director Philip Korman says the blizzard caused a number of greenhouse collapses.
The deadline application is March 31st. The fund paid out a total of $93,000 following Irene in in 2011. It has been replenished by donations from individuals and businesses ranging from $5 to $20,000