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Florida ag commissioner offers $500,000 to help shellfish firms hurt by Idalia

Hurricane Idalia, which hit Florida in late August 2023, caused an estimated $34,159,952 in damages and losses to the state's aquaculture industry

By Undercurrent News | Oct. 11, 2023 15:47 BST
A map of Florida. Credit: Alexander Lukatskiy / Shutterstock.
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Wilton Simpson, Florida's agriculture commissioner, is offering a total of $500,000 in grants to shellfish aquaculture hatcheries and nurseries in his US state to help with their recovery from Hurricane Idalia, Florida Daily reports [...]

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