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Prior to the 1930s, there was little federal
role in providing disaster assistance to
farmers and ranchers. In 1886, Congress
appropriated $10,000 for the Department
of Agriculture to purchase seed for
drought-stricken farmers in Texas, but
President Grover Cleveland vetoed the act
with the message, “Federal aid in such
cases encourages the expectation of
paternal care on the part of government
and weakens the sturdiness of our
national character” (Porter, 1988).
With the New Deal legislation in the 1930s,
this sentiment changed considerably as
Congress and the Roosevelt Administration
came to the aid of Dust Bowl farmers.
Since the 1930s, federal disaster
assistance to farmers has been provided
through three programs: (a) crop
insurance, (b) emergency loans,...
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SOCIAL INSURANCE AND ALLIED SERVICES
