FSA Farm Loan Programs 2025

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FSA guarantees loans up to $1,776,000 (amount adjusted annually based on inflation). Guaranteed Farm Ownership Loans may be made to purchase farmland, construct or repair buildings and other fixtures, develop farmland to promote soil and water conservation or to refinance debt.
Even though the USDA Guaranteed Loan has no limit on the amount you can borrow, its highly unlikely any borrower could get a USDA Loan for more than $300,000-$400,000. Since the USDA loan is geared towards low-to-moderate income families, they have strict income limits.
With a maximum loan amount of $600,000 ($300,150 for Beginning Farmer Down Payment), all FSA Direct Farm Ownership Loans are financed and serviced by the Agency through local Farm Loan Officers and Farm Loan Managers. The funding comes from Congressional appropriations as part of the USDA budget.
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Many FSA loans are available as either Guaranteed Loans or Direct Loans. Direct Loans are made directly from FSA to the farmer. Guaranteed Loans are made by a USDA-approved traditional lender with the backing of FSA. Read more about Guaranteed Loans and access the lender toolkit here.
This loan can help with paying closing costs, constructing or improving buildings on the farm, or to help conserve and protect soil and water resources. USDAs Farm Service Agency (FSA) offers up to $600,000 for eligible borrowers through Farm Ownership Loans.
FSA does not rely on credit scores to make eligibility determinations. Loan applicants are expected to have acceptable repayment history with other creditors, including the Federal Government.

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