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FSA · New Mexico

Program Overview

Simplified small loans up to $50K. Streamlined application, less paperwork than regular FSA loans. Great for small and beginning operations.

Program Details
Up to $50,000
Rolling — apply anytime
Your local FSA office
Low-Medium — simplified application, farm management experience can substitute for production history
Required Documents
  • Photo ID
  • Basic farm plan
  • Tax returns or self-certification for small operations
Forms
  • FSA-2330 (Microloan Application) — simplified version of FSA-2001
Priority Advantages

The following groups may receive priority consideration for this program:

Pro Tip: The easiest FSA loan to get. Non-traditional farm experience counts (community garden, farmers market, etc.). Good for beginning farmers who need startup capital.
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Your Local FSA Office
FSA Chaves County Farm Service Agency
300 North Pennsylvania Avenue, Roswell, NM 88201
(575) 622-8745
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Frequently Asked Questions

Who may qualify for FSA in New Mexico?

Simplified small loans up to $50K. Streamlined application, less paperwork than regular FSA loans. Great for small and beginning operations. Contact your local FSA office in New Mexico for specific eligibility requirements.

How much does FSA pay?

Value range: Up to $50,000. 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 New Mexico?

Apply at Your local FSA office. Required forms: FSA-2330 (Microloan Application) — simplified version of FSA-2001.

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