PLANTING, HAYING or HARVEST ASSISTANCE
To apply immediately for Planting, Haying or Harvest assistance from Farm Rescue, CLICK HERE to fill out the online application.
If you prefer to mail your application, CLICK HERE to download a copy. Print it out, answer the questions, sign the application and fax or mail it to Farm Rescue, along with the following required documentation:
• Producer Farm Data Report from your local Farm Service Agency (Previous year's FSA-578 to show history of farming operation)
• FSA maps with fields highlighted
• Letter from physician, if application is based on a medical illness or injury
• Photo of yourself
Additional information may be required upon receipt of application. Applications that are complete will receive priority consideration.
Contact us at 701-252-2017 or info@farmrescue.org if you have any questions regarding the application process. Farm Rescue - P.O. Box 28 Horace, ND 58047 • 708-221-6488 (fax) (No, Area Code 708 is not a typo)
For answers to frequently asked questions about the application, CLICK HERE.
HAY HAULING ASSISTANCE
If you are seeking Hay Hauling assistance, CLICK HERE to fill out the online application.
If you prefer to mail your application, CLICK HERE to download a two-page copy. Print it out, answer the questions, sign the application, and fax or mail it to Farm Rescue - P.O. Box 28 Horace, ND 58047 • 708-221-6488 (fax)
Hay delivery order is based on a first come/first serve rule.
LIVESTOCK FEEDING ASSISTANCE
If you are seeking Livestock Feeding assistance, which involves mobilizing volunteers and Farm Rescue's Balebuster and/or Vertical Mixer at your farm, CLICK HERE to fill out the online application. This type of assistance does not pertain to hay hauling/transport services.
If you prefer to mail your application, CLICK HERE to download a two-page copy. Print it out, answer the questions, sign the application, and fax or mail it to Farm Rescue - P.O. Box 28 Horace, ND 58047 • 708-221-6488 (fax)
This assistance is available throughout our 9-state service area, including Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, eastern Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota and Wisconsin.
Our Angels in Blue and equipment are available to support livestock feeding when a rancher is unable to perform the work due to a crisis.
