List of contacts and outreach Water Rights list of irrigation companies County Emergency Managers Attachment B (see below) – Farm Bureau Producer Groups Companies Conservation Districts UDAF staff - local outreach – The following list represents noted as the most likely anticipated losses and may not be all inclusive. A landowner must be an agricultural farming business recognized by the Greenbelt Laws identified by each county to be eligible for crop loss benefits through federal disaster loss declarations. All losses must be properly documented. Crop Loss Agricultural sales and receipts lost from a result directly related to harmful – cyanotoxin levels or perceived harmful effects of the same. Agricultural Market Loss Diminished sales due to public perception of harmful results of – eating agricultural products not suited for consumer consumption. Expenses may also be incurred for marketing campaigns to educate the public. Water Costs Expenses due to using water from culinary sources verses secondary water at a – higher cost. Expenses incurred to the agricultural producer to deliver water for Water Hauling Costs – irrigation or livestock water. These costs may include additional hauling costs, filtering, equipment, labor, and management expenses. Animal Mortality Loss Animals that have died that can be linked and documented as a result – of poor water quality relating to the increased toxins in the water. Animal Sickness Supplies and veterinary expenses of animal that can be linked and – documented as a result of poor water quality relating to the increased toxins in the water.
List of contacts and outreach Water Rights list of irrigation companies County Emergency Managers – Attachment B (see below) Farm Bureau Producer Groups Companies Conservation Districts – UDAF staff - local outreach The following list represents noted as the most likely anticipated losses and may not be all inclusive. A landowner must be an agricultural farming business recognized by the Greenbelt Laws identified by each county to be eligible for crop loss benefits through federal disaster loss declarations. All losses must be properly documented. Crop Loss – Agricultural sales and receipts lost from a result directly related to harmful cyanotoxin levels or perceived harmful effects of the same. Agricultural Market Loss – Diminished sales due to public perception of harmful results of eating agricultural products not suited for consumer consumption. Expenses may also be incurred for marketing campaigns to educate the public. Water Costs – Expenses due to using water from culinary sources verses secondary water at a higher cost. Water Hauling Costs – Expenses incurred to the agricultural producer to deliver water for irrigation or livestock water. These costs may include additional hauling costs, filtering, equipment, labor, and management expenses. Animal Mortality Loss – Animals that have died that can be linked and documented as a result of poor water quality relating to the increased toxins in the water. Animal Sickness – Supplies and veterinary expenses of animal that can be linked and documented as a result of poor water quality relating to the increased toxins in the water.
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