Starting out as a beginning farmer or rancher can be daunting, as the likelihood of success often hinges on conditions like weather and markets that producers can’t control. However, the Farm Service Agency (FSA) has a number of programs designed to help mitigate the inherent risks in agriculture, according to Mattie Alewine, FSA outreach and communications coordinator.
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FSA programs help beginning farmers, ranchers address risk
The Farm Service Agency has multiple programs to help beginning farmers and ranchers of all ages, including the youth loan program for ages 10-20.
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