The US Department of Agriculture is preparing to roll out an $8 billion diesel relief program for farmers facing elevated fuel costs during the current harvest period. The initiative, announced by ...

Trump announced an $8 billion USDA Harvest Fuel Relief program for farmers hit by record diesel prices. Here's what's ...

The USDA said farmers don't need crop insurance to qualify and can prepare to apply by creating a Login.gov account.

The Trump Administration is tapping into the Commodity Credit Corporation funding for an $8 billion program offering one-time ...

President Trump on Monday announced a program meant to give farmers one-time payments to help "offset diesel costs" this harvest season, but it likely won't have an immediate impact.

The $8 billion in payments provided through the Harvest Fuel Relief program are authorized under the Commodity Credit Corporation (CCC) Charter Act and will be administered by the Farm Service Agency ...

Last updated 10/21/2026 What is the Harvest Fuel Relief Program? President Trump's Department of Agriculture announced the ...

The announcement comes amid concerns of higher fuel prices as Americans are consistently flagging affordability as a top ...

The Trump administration announced $8 billion in additional financial assistance for U.S. farmers Monday, Oct. 19, as ...

U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) will make $8 billion available for one-time payments to American farmers this harvest ...

Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins announced Oct. 19, 2026, that USDA will make $8 billion in payments to farmers through a Harvest Fuel Relief Program. Rollins made the announcement after President ...