The Tifton Gazette
Legislators added the funds to a pot of money distributed by the Georgia Development Authority, which now oversees a $125 million lending program. Farmers who lost income because of the storm can borrow up to $400,000. The funding was among the nearly $500 million package that lawmakers signed off on during a special session in November, just a month after the monster storm ravaged a wide swath of southwest Georgia.
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- Founded: 1888
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Legislators added the funds to a pot of money distributed by the Georgia Development Authority, which now oversees a $125 million lending program. Farmers who lost income because of the storm can borrow up to $400,000. The funding was among the nearly $500 million package that lawmakers signed off on during a special session in November, just a month after the monster storm ravaged a wide swath of southwest Georgia.
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