Hurricane Debby Resources

August 5, 2024

Hurricane Debby has impacted areas of the Sunshine State with wind and heavy rain. This page contains resources from the Florida Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services.

Overview of USDA Program Flexibilities for Hurricane Recovery
OAWP Issues Emergency Rule for Hurricane Debby Replacement Fertilizer Applications
Critical Access Memo
Memorandum to County EOCs
Template for dairy employers

The FDOT Weight Waiver ENFORCEMENT BULLETIN 2024-002, and the Emergency Road Use Permit letter cover the following commodities: animal feed and feed ingredients, animal supplements, aquaculture products, avocados, cattle, citrus, eggs and egg products, fuel, fertilizer and agrichemicals, milk and milk products, peanuts, silviculture and forestry products and tomatoes.

2024 Agriculture Disaster Impact Assessment (English)
2024 Agriculture Disaster Impact Assessment (Spanish)
UF/IFAS EIAP Hurricane Debby Survey Flyer (English)
UF/IFAS EIAP Hurricane Debby Survey Flyer (Spanish)
Natural Disaster Recovery Loan Program to Open for Florida Farmers Impacted by Hurricane Debby
President Joseph R. Biden, Jr. Approves Major Disaster Declaration for Florida

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