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This session featured the Farm Service Agency (FSA), a division of the USDA, presenting key information on the documentation required to apply for and secure an FSA loan. Attendees gained a better understanding of what to prepare, how to navigate the application process, and what to expect when seeking funding.

This session will focus on helping Native producers better understand crop insurance as a critical risk management tool. Jaime Cortes brings over four years of insurance experience, is licensed in 20+ states, and was the 2024 NCIS Outstanding Outreach Award Recipient for work in Indian Country. Whether you grow traditional commodities, specialty crops, forage, or manage livestock, this webinar will provide valuable insight into protecting your yields, revenue, and overall operation.

Crop Insurance 101 presented by Mr. David Stephens and hosted by Native Agriculture Financial Services. This session will provide an overview of crop insurance and what recent crop insurance changes have occurred in crop insurance and what those changes may mean for agricultural producers.

Effective record keeping is the foundations of sound financial management, regulatory compliance, and long-term profitability in agricultural operations.

Navigating the complexities of agricultural taxation can be overwhelming—but understanding your tax obligations is essential to protecting your land, livelihood, and legacy. This webinar offers a comprehensive overview of tax planning and compliance strategies tailored for farmers and agribusiness owners. We’ll cover how effective tax management can help you avoid common pitfalls, and we’ll take a close look at how taxes intersect with critical issues like foreclosure and bankruptcy. Whether you’re aiming to strengthen your financial foundation or avoid costly legal complications, this session will equip you with the insights you need to make informed decisions.

Selecting the appropriate business entity is a key decision that directly impacts your liability, tax obligations, and financial exposure. In this session, we’ll examine the various types of business structures—such as sole proprietorships, partnerships, LLCs, and corporations—highlighting their pros and cons. You’ll gain practical insights to help determine which entity best aligns with the goals and needs of your agricultural operation.