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Property Tax Reassessment to Damaged Property and Flooded Farmland
Homes and businesses as well as farm buildings and improvements damaged by floods or other natural disasters may be eligible for property tax reassessment. Learn more.
Listen to audio from technical assistance conference call
Purdue University Cooperative Extension Service experts and the Indiana State Department of Agriculture, with sponsorship from the Indiana Corn Marketing Council and the Indiana Soybean Alliance, joined forces to assist farmers with technical assistance relating to the recent floods. The group hosted a call-in forum on Friday, June 20 to provide technical assistance to crop farmers. Technical advice focused on recovering and replanting flooded fields.
Lt. Governor Becky Skillman opened the call with the state’s perspective and relief efforts to date. This was followed by technical advice to farmers from a panel of Purdue Extension Specialists including Bob Nielsen (corn and sorghum), Ellsworth Christmas (soybeans and wheat), Keith Johnson (forages), Greg Shaner (disease management), Bill Johnson (weeds and herbicides), and Tony Vyn (tillage management), as well as Bruce Erickson and Chuck Hibberd also with Purdue University. Advice was targeted to those farmers intending to replant flooded fields this crop year.
A complete recording of the call-in forum can be found here.
Purdue University Extension
Comprehensive Web page with information and resources for Indiana flood victims. Click here to view.
Indiana Board of Animal Health
Dead Animal Disposal
List of Licensed Renderers
ANIMAL HEALTH ADVISORY: Livestock
Hoosier Organic Marketing Education
Assistance for farmers may be available through Hoosier Organic Marketing Education. For more information, please visit http://www.indianacertifiedorganic.com/farmassistance-newsrelease.htm or call 765-318-8025.
