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Hurricane Michael


Giving Thanks To Those Who Help Disaster Victims Get Back On Their Feet

November 20, 2018 Scott Elliott, National Institute of Food and Agriculture

Unless you’ve lived through disaster, it’s hard to imagine what might go through your mind when first viewing a wrecked home, property, livelihood, and – seemingly – your future. But one thing that countless disaster survivors can do in the aftermath is give thanks to their neighbors in Cooperative...

Disaster

Supporting Those Impacted by Hurricane Michael Rebuild and Recover

November 16, 2018 Tim English, Interim Southeast Regional Administrator, Food and Nutrition Service

On October 10, Hurricane Michael made landfall in Florida. It was the strongest storm to hit the U.S. in a quarter-century, and the strongest on record to hit the state’s panhandle. Michael went on to track across the southeastern United States and continue its destruction through southern Georgia...

Food and Nutrition

Southern Timber Owners and Industry Hit Hard by Hurricane

November 15, 2018 Patty Matteson, Southern Research Station, USDA Forest Service

Hurricane Michael, which roared through Florida, Alabama and Georgia on October 10, hit timberland owners and timber markets hard.

Forestry
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