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Government Hay Subsidy Program Aims to Aid Tennessee Kentucky
The government launched a multi million dollar drought emergency plan to buy hay for Tennessee and Kentucky at 28 to 36 dollars per ton. Supplies will be diverted from the Midwest with costs above 23 to 34 dollars covered by the government. The Agriculture Department announced details after a conference with Kentucky and Tennessee officials and five Midwestern supply states Indiana Wisconsin Michigan Iowa Illinois. The program begins with a 3 million dollar fund and seeks rail rate reductions to aid emergency shipments while preserving cattle and dairy herds to prevent future price spikes.
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