You probably like forms just as much as we do, but to participate in programs and move the process along quickly, we need accurate paperwork. You can find all Farm Service Agency (FSA), Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS), and Risk Management Agency (RMA) forms on USDA’s eForms database. Below are some common ones.
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Customer Data Worksheet
AD-2047 is our Customer Data Worksheet that enables you to update your information with us, including your contact and demographic information. Last updated: 01-08-2024.
- Form AD-2047 (OMB Expiration Date: 01-31-27)
- Form AD-2047 Instructions
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Farm Operating Plan
Your local Farm Service Agency representative assists you to complete a Farm Operating Plan (CCC-902). There are plans for individuals (i) and entities (e) available. Last updated: 10-23-24.
- Form CCC-902i (OMB Expiration Date: 10-30-27)
- Form CCC-902i Instructions
- Form CCC-902e
- Form CCC-902e Instructions
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Member’s Information Form
If you are a legal entity, a Member’s Information form (CCC-901) is used to collect member names, contact information and tax identification numbers. Last updated: 10-23-2024.
- Form CCC-901 (OMB Expiration Date: 10-30-2027)
- Form CCC-901 Instructions
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FSA Apply Now Packets
The Farm Service Agency (FSA) Apply Now Eligibility Packets include many of the eligibility forms needed to participate in USDA programs. Specific programs will also have a program application and may have additional program eligibility forms that need to be completed. Contact your local USDA Service Center for assistance.
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Conservation Compliance
To be eligible for USDA programs and crop insurance, you must meet conservation compliance, which is done by having a Highly Erodible Land Conservation and Wetland Conservation Certification (AD-1026) on file. Typically, this only has to be done once. Learn more about conservation compliance. Last updated: 10-30-2014.
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Income and Tax Information
To participate in many programs, you can’t have an adjusted gross income of more than 900,000. To certify this, you file the Average Adjusted Gross Income (AGI) Certification and Consent to Disclosure of Tax Information (CCC-941) each year. Last updated: 10-23-2024.
- Form CCC-941 (OMB Expiration Date: 10-30-2027)
- Form CCC-941 Instructions
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Payment Enrollment Forms
USDA payments are generally directly deposited with your bank. To set up or change your direct deposit for USDA payments, you can fill out one or both of the following forms. Farm Service Agency customers can fill out the Payment Enrollment Form (SF-3881). Last updated: 02-2003.
- Form SF-3881 (FSA Customers)
- Form SF-3881 Instructions
Natural Resources Conservation customers can fill out the Direct Deposit Sign-Up Form (SF-1199A). Last updated: 04-2021.
- Form SF-1199A (NRCS Customers)
- Form SF-1199A Instructions
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Socially Disadvantaged, Limited Resource, and Beginning and Veteran Farmer or Rancher Certification
This form is used to certify that an individual, legal entity, or joint operation is a member of a one or more of these specific producer groups. Last updated: 01-11-2023.
- Form CCC-860 (OMB Expiration Date: 12-31-2025)
- Form CCC-860 Instructions
- Forma CCC-860 en Español (OMB Expiration Date: 12-31-2025)
- Forma CCC-860 Instrucciones en Español
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Reporting Acreage
For crop insurance and disaster assistance, you will need to report crops planted. If you have crop insurance, this is done through your Approved Insurance Provider and then USDA gets the information from them. If you do not have crop insurance, you report crops planted with USDA using the Report of Acreage (FSA-578). This should be done for both spring- and fall-seeded crops. Last updated: 08-22-2019.
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Reporting Losses
For other crop and livestock disaster recovery assistance and program benefits a Notice of Loss must be reported as soon the loss occurs or is apparent. How and when to file a Notice of Loss differs by programs. Use the Reporting Losses (CCC-576) for Notice of Loss. Last updated: 12-10-2019.
If your agricultural operation is impacted by a natural disaster, you should timely report losses to USDA. For crops and/or livestock covered by federal crop insurance, you should immediately notify your local insurance provider.
Filing Taxes
View the IRS Farmer's Tax Guide to find information on the forms you may need to complete, such as the Schedule F form to report farm income and expenses. For farm tax information and strategies related to USDA programs, visit the Taxes for Farmers and Ranchers page.
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Visit the Risk Management Agency website to find a regional or compliance office or to find an insurance agent near you.