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USDA offers $3 million for cherries after San Joaquin County calls for disaster declaration
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USDA offers $3 million for cherries after San Joaquin County calls for disaster declaration
Help is on the way for San Joaquin County’s beleaguered cherry growers.The U.S. Department of Agriculture will buy up to $3 million of dried sweet cherries, U.S. Rep. Josh Harder, D-Tracy, announced Thursday. The move follows the county’s filing of a disaster declaration last week due to expectations of a poor cherry harvest.“When crops fail, it’s not just a bad season, it’s an existential threat to local families and our entire economy,” Harder…
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