Representing Farmers through the USDA Program process and help keep them out of trouble but advocate for them if they do.
Kimberly & David Lott, speaking to Beekeepers & Sponsoring at the American Beekeeping Federation's Annual Conference - January 8, 2025 | Reno, NV
CDR informing all Beekeepers about necessary programs and deadlines to stay focused on.
CDR commits to disaster recovery & farmer advocacy.
LAKE PLACID, FL, UNITED STATES, February 28, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- In light of recent developments within the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) and the emergence of new entities offering financial and agricultural support services, Crop Disaster Recovery (CDR) emphasizes its unwavering dedication to advocating for farmers and providing specialized disaster recovery assistance. CDR’s long standing reputation was built by focusing on Agency efficiency and streamlining distribution of disaster aid payments to the farmer.
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins has recently initiated significant policy shifts, including the release of $20 million in funding for programs such as the Environmental Quality Incentive Program, the Conservation Stewardship Program, and the Agricultural Conservation Easement Program. These funds, previously paused for review under the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), are now being allocated to honor existing contracts directly benefiting farmers. Secretary Rollins stated, "We will honor our commitments to American farmers and ranchers, and we will ensure they have the support they need to be the most competitive in the world."
Additionally, Secretary Rollins has engaged directly with the agricultural community, hosting roundtable discussions to address pressing issues such as avian flu and disaster relief. These dialogues underscore the USDA's renewed focus on supporting farmers through policy adjustments and resource allocation.
Despite these federal efforts, the agricultural sector faces challenges, including the emergence of new companies attempting to offer financial and agricultural support services. While these entities contribute to the ecosystem, CDR distinguishes itself through a unique approach that combines immediate disaster recovery assistance with robust political advocacy.
Key Differentiators of Crop Disaster Recovery:
• Specialized Disaster Recovery Expertise: With years of experience, CDR provides tailored solutions that address the specific needs of farmers across America, affected by natural disasters, ensuring swift and effective recovery.
• Political Advocacy: Beyond financial assistance, CDR actively engages in policy advocacy, working with legislators and representing farmers' interests at local, state, and national levels to influence legislation and secure resources that directly benefit the agricultural community.
• Comprehensive Support Services: CDR offers a holistic suite of services, including risk assessment, recovery planning, and ongoing support, ensuring farmers are equipped to navigate both immediate challenges and future uncertainties.
• Producer Representation: CDR has represented producers across the country in federal administrative court, litigating against erroneous USDA actions.
As the agricultural landscape continues to evolve, Crop Disaster Recovery remains steadfast in its mission to support farmers, through unparalleled expertise in efficient disaster recovery and a deep-rooted commitment to political advocacy. Farmers seeking assistance or more information are encouraged to contact CDR directly.
About Crop Disaster Recovery
Crop Disaster Recovery is a leading organization of Farmer’s Representatives dedicated to assisting farmers in overcoming the challenges posed by disaster events. Through a combination of specialized recovery services and proactive political advocacy, CDR ensures that the voices of farmers are heard, and their needs are met at all levels of policy and decision-making.
David & Kimberly Lott, Founders
Crop Disaster Recovery, LLC
(863) 659-1335
David & Kimberly Lott
Crop Disaster Recovery
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klott@cropdisasterrecovery.com
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