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Farm406 Vol 4 Iss 4 2020/21

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farm406 36 rendezvous at one location where a chartered plane would take them home. e latest information is that the agency has found different flights home for the H2A individuals at slightly higher costs to us. e issue we are dealing with presently is geing them a Covid-19 test that has the results back within 72 hours of departure." Government programs have helped for the short term, but disruption in the food chain requires investigating as to what can be done. In its latest newsleer, Montana Farmers Union, a statewide grassroots organization working for family farmers, ranchers and rural communities, recognized and addressed the problem by stating that "It is critical that we build a more resilient food system to beer endure in a crisis. is involves localizing food systems, keeping producers and consumers closer together. A shorter food supply chain benefits Montana farmers, ranchers, communities, and consumers." Rebuilding the food system to withstand a crisis will also improve our food system during normal circumstances. Covid-19 continues to surge and spread throughout Montana and across the world as 2020 deepens. e effects of the virus will most likely remain an immediate problem for Montana agriculture in unexpected ways. Stock Photo

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