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Farm Service Agency Resumes Loan Processing for Peanut Industry

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The Farm Service Agency resumed core operations, including farm loan processing, ARC, and PLC price loss coverage payments, following a government shutdown. Market loan assistance is now available to peanut farmers. Previously, the peanut industry could not secure loans or place peanuts to receive the minimum price of $3.55 per ton.

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The resumption of services provides critical support to the peanut industry. Farmers who had graded and warehoused peanuts can now complete the necessary paperwork to secure farm loans. This allows the industry to access market loan assistance.

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  • Farm Service AgencyAgency of the United States Department of Agriculture
  • Donald TrumpHis political directives determine the programs administered by the Farm Service Agency

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