The USDA Farm Service Agency in California is meeting the needs of minority farmers. Last year 39.7 percent of approved loans were made to minority of socially disadvantaged applicants and the agency continues to reach out for more participation. “In loans, programs and services, everything we do is available for all applicants,” said Val Dolcini, state executive director. “But for traditionally underrepresented population groups, FSA continues to focus on increased participation in all offices.” Read more (Western Farm Press).
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