FSA Farm Ownership LoanLoan

FSA · Nevada

Program Overview

Loans to buy farmland, build structures, or make improvements. For farmers who can't get a conventional mortgage on farmland.

Program Details

Value Range Up to $600,000 (direct) or $1.825M (guaranteed)

Deadline Rolling — apply anytime

Where to Apply Your local FSA office

Complexity High — full financial package required

Required Documents

Photo ID
3 years tax returns
Purchase agreement or land appraisal
Business plan
Balance sheet

Forms

FSA-2001 (Direct Loan Application)

Priority Advantages

The following groups may receive priority consideration for this program:

Beginning Farmer: higher payment rates, dedicated set-asides, fee waivers
Veteran: priority scoring in applications
Socially Disadvantaged: priority scoring, dedicated set-asides

Pro Tip: If you want to buy your first farm and can't get a traditional mortgage, this is your path. Beginning farmers get reserved funds each year.

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Board Of Regents Of Nevada System Of Higher Education
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Your Local FSA Office

FSA Churchill County Farm Service Agency
111 Sheckler Rd, Fallon, NV 89406-8951
(775) 423-5124

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who may qualify for FSA in Nevada?

Loans to buy farmland, build structures, or make improvements. For farmers who can't get a conventional mortgage on farmland. Contact your local FSA office in Nevada for specific eligibility requirements.

How much does FSA pay?

Value range: Up to $600,000 (direct) or $1.825M (guaranteed). Actual amounts depend on your specific situation, crops, and acreage.

When is the FSA deadline?

Rolling — apply anytime. Contact your local FSA office for the most current dates.

How do I apply for FSA in Nevada?

Apply at Your local FSA office. Required forms: FSA-2001 (Direct Loan Application).

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Learn More at USDA →

Program information sourced from USDA. Eligibility described here is general guidance only. Confirm at your local FSA or NRCS office. FarmGrant is not affiliated with USDA.