Direct loans from the USDA’s Farm Service Agency · Up to $400,000 · Funded by Congress every year
THE OPPORTUNITY
Yes, this is real.
The USDA’s Farm Service Agency lends money straight to farmers. Not through a bank – the government itself is the lender. Congress sets this money aside every single year, at rates banks can’t touch.
The catch? It doesn’t come to you. You have to claim it.
$400K
Maximum Direct Operating Loan
1–7 yrs
payments timed to when your crop sells
$0
owed to us if you don’t get funded
No perfect credit score required. No wealthy co-signer. The FSA looks at your whole operation – and it exists for farmers banks turn away.
WHAT IT COVERS
Money for the real work of farming.
Operating loans cover the day-to-day of running your place.

Equipment & machinery
Tractors, implements, irrigation, repairs. The iron that keeps you running.

Seed, livestock & supplies
Seed, feed, animals, fertilizer, fuel. Everything the season takes.

Living expenses
Payroll, land rent, family living costs. Even refinancing certain farm debts.
THE CATCH
So why isn’t every farmer funded?
One word… Paperwork.
A full FSA application is a 50-100 page stack of unfamiliar forms – then weeks or even months of back-and-forth with you loan officer. You’re already working sunup to sundown. When does the paperwork get done?
So most farmers never start. Some quit halfway. Others send in something incomplete, and it sits. Not because they didn’t qualify – because the paperwork is too much.


NO FUNDING, NO FEE
We get paid when you do.
Our fee is a percentage of your funded loan – due only when the money is actually in your account. No retainers. No hourly billing. Nothing up front.
If you don’t get funded, you don’t owe us the fee. Simple as that. We’ll walk through the exact numbers on your call, before you commit to anything.
Row crop, specialty crop, livestock, indoor or urban ag – anywhere in the country. If you’re already farming and need capital to run or grow, this is for you.
Fair warning: this program fits farmers who are already operating. It’s generally not built for starting a farm from scratch.









