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Welcome to the Farm Service Agency (FSA) in Texas
FSA helps America’s farmers, ranchers and forest landowners invest in, improve and expand their agricultural operations. FSA programs also assist producers in recovering from the impacts of natural disasters and market fluctuations.
Texas plays a vital role in United States agriculture. We lead the nation in the number of farms, and produce the most cotton, wool, and mohair in America.
The men and women of FSA work to ensure Texas farmers, ranchers, and landowners have access to all technical assistance, funding, and programs FSA has to offer. FSA serves all 254 Texas counties through a network of 174 county offices. The state office headquarters is located in College Station.
We are committed to providing all available FSA programs throughout the state, including low-interest loans, commodity price support, disaster assistance, and conservation incentives. FSA programs are designed to provide an important safety net for farmers and ranchers during times of economic uncertainty, disaster, and emergency.
FSA is eager to assist all eligible Texas producers' agriculture endeavors. We encourage new customers, including beginning or underserved farmers and ranchers, to review resources available through FSA. We also welcome veterans, many of whom return home to rural communities, to consider agriculture as an option for their next career. We also support the growing group of women farmers who add tremendous value to the agriculture industry.
FSA directly impacts the lives of farmers and ranchers every day. We will continue to assist producers to ensure a safe, affordable, abundant, and nutritious food supply for all consumers.
Latest FSA News for Texas
USDA Announces Additional $250 Million in Financial Assistance for Distressed Farm Loan Borrowers
USDA Offers $58 Million in Available Assistance to Help Organic Dairy Producers
USDA Designates Three Texas Counties as Primary Natural Disaster Areas for Drought (Fast-Track)
USDA Designates Two Oklahoma Counties as Primary Natural Disaster Areas for Drought
USDA Launches Assistance Network to Support Financially Distressed Farmers and Ranchers