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USDA announces $14 billion in coronavirus relief funds with expanded eligibility
The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced a second round of assistance for producers impacted by the pandemic on Friday, with more expansive eligibility. The $14 billion program now includes wine grape growers. The first wave of the Coronavirus Food Assistance Program that Congress passed in April offered $12 billion in relief to producers who could demonstrate price declines during the
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