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In the News

 

 

 
NEW Average Crop Revenue Election (ACRE) Program Calculator is available at your local FSA office.

 
Producers who still have questions about ACRE can now visit their local FSA office and set down with the staff and use an ACRE Calculator. The calculator will help determine the impact of ACRE participation on their farming operation. If you are interested, please visit your local FSA office.

 
Through ACRE, USDA offers producers an alternative to Direct and Counter-cyclical (DCP) payments. The ACRE alternative provides eligible producers a state-level revenue guarantee, based on the 5-year state Olympic average yield and the 2-year national average price.

 
For more information on ACRE, CLICK HERE to read the most updated ACRE information that includes the FSA News Release, the ACRE Factsheet and The Ohio State University Extension Service ACRE Decision Question.

 

 
Welcome to Ohio

 
In Ohio, agriculture is a huge industry. One in seven Ohioans are employed in the food and agriculture industry which contributes over $98 billion to the state's economic growth.

 
Ohio's top commodities include: soybeans, corn, wheat, tomatoes, cucumbers, grapes, Swiss cheese and egg production.

 

 
Acting State Executive Director Message

 

 
David Drake, Acting State Executive Director for the Ohio Farm Service Agency
The Farm Service Agency (FSA) provides federal program benefits to Ohio's farmers and producers' in terms of loans for operating and land purchase, commodity price supports, disaster relief, emergency assistance, conservation and other needed agriculture support efforts.

 
Through these activities, FSA supports the USDA mission and helps ensure a healthful, stable, accessible and affordable food supply. Through these programs, FSA also fosters good land stewardship, which will help preserve our agricultural land for generations to come.

 
Sincerely,

 
David A. Drake
Acting State Executive Director, Ohio

 

 
Click here if eGov and Online Business interest you. Contact your local FSA office if you have questions about eGov and Online Business.

 

 
Important Dates to Remember

 
  • July 3 ----- Independence Day Holiday. FSA Offices Closed.
  • Aug. 1 ---- Final date to request farm reconstitution for current fiscal year.
  • Aug. 3 ---- Last day to file County Committee Nomination forms.
  • Aug. 14 --- Sign-up Deadline for DCP and ACRE Programs.
  • Aug. 14 --- Final certification date for all crops. Late fees will be assessed after Aug. 14.
  • Continues -- Farm Storage Facility Loan Program.
  • Continues -- SAFE Program and Continuous Conservation Reserve Program.

 

 
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COC Elections

 

 
Call or write us at:

 
United States Department of Agriculture
Ohio Farm Service Agency
200 North High St. Room 540
Columbus, OH 43215
(614)255-2441

 

 

 
I Want To
  • Click Here to download the COC Nomination form (FSA-669 in English).
  • Click Here to download the COC Nomination form (FSA-669A in Spanish).

 
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