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Volume 22, Number 9 -- March 2012
Kuka`iau Ranch Owner Poised to Get $2.6 Million for Koa Reforestation Project In the years since he purchased Kuka`iau Ranch, owner David S. DeLuz Sr. has received hundreds of thousands of dollars in federal funds to support his cattle operation. According to the Environmental Working Group, which tracks subsidies made by the U.S. Department of Agriculture to farms and ranches, DeLuz received between 1995 and 2009 $585,470 in conservation and disaster subsidies. According to the USDA response to a request for information from Environment Hawai`i, in 2010 and 2011, he was paid an additional $78,634, bringing the total to $664,104. P.T. To read the full article click here. Article Keywords environment hawaii kukaiau ranch david deluz logging ranching forest legacy hawaiian legacy hardwoods conservation easement nature conservancy of hawaii j.b. friday john henshaw sheri mann legacy land conservation commission jeffrey dunster |
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