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  • Creating a Farm Plan

    Creating a Farm Plan: A Guide for New and Small Farmers

    Starting a farm, no matter how small, is an exciting venture. Whether you're raising a few cows or planning a diverse small-scale operation, a well-thought-out farm plan is crucial. Not only is it often required by lenders, but it also serves as a roadmap for your agricultural journey.
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    Working with USDA Farm Service Agency: A valuable resource for Young, Beginning and Small Farmers

    For Young, Beginning, and Small (YBS) producers, understanding the opportunities available through the U.S. Department of Agriculture can be an important step toward building a successful operation. One of the most valuable resources available to agricultural producers is the USDA's Farm Service Agency (FSA), which connects farmers and ranchers with programs designed to support agricultural operations through every stage of growth.
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  • What Are Lines of Credit

    What Are Lines of Credit

    Whether you’re a beginning farmer or an experienced operator, you’re probably no stranger to the unsteady cash flow that’s typical to the annual production cycle of agriculture. Grain farmers need significant amounts of money for seed and inputs at...
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  • 6 Steps For Finding Your Niche As A Beginning Farmer

    6 Steps For Finding Your Niche As A Beginning Farmer

    As an aspiring or beginning farmer, it’s key to find your niche – whether that involves raising chickens, growing organic fruits and vegetables, or making artisanal cheese. Roxanne Reed, founder and CEO of Farm School on Wheels, shares six tips for...
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  • Farm Land

    How many acres are needed to get a farm loan?

    When it comes to qualifying for a loan to buy acreage, Farm Credit of Central Florida has no minimum acreage requirement for farmland or lot loans. Instead, several factors determine eligibility for agricultural financing. Let's explore what really matters when seeking a loan for acreage.
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  • Risk Mitigation: Protecting Your Farm For The Future

    Risk Mitigation: Protecting Your Farm For The Future

    Farming isn’t just about sowing seeds and reaping harvests – it also involves a complex web of legal intricacies and risk management strategies. The importance of safeguarding assets and mitigating liability is essential for agricultural operations...
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    Understanding Key Mortgage Terms: A Guide for Farm Credit of Florida Borrowers

    Ready to buy land or a home in the country? It’s an exciting milestone, but the financial side can feel a bit overwhelming. At Farm Credit of Florida, we’re here to help you feel confident throughout the entire lending process. To get you started, we’ve put together a quick guide to common mortgage terms and definitions to help you better understand the loan process.
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