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Accu-Steel Qualifies for Farm Storage Loan Program

October 19, 2015 3 minute read Written By: Fusebox Marketing

Farm Storage & Facility Loans

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) recently announced an enhancement to the Farm Storage and Facility Loan Program, which provides low-interest financing to producers. The expanded program includes 22 new categories of eligible equipment and relaxed security requirements for loans up to $100,000.

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Farm Storage and Facility Loans can be used to build or upgrade permanent facilities to store commodities including grains, hay, renewable biomass, fruits, and vegetables. Accu-Steel commodity storage buildings are a qualifying storage facility under the program requirements.

Accu-Steel commodity storage buildings are just one of many Accu-Steel building designs that qualify for financial assistance and loan programs. For instance, Accu-Steel cattle buildings are approved for the Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) in a number of states. Through EQIP, the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) provides federal grant assistance to help farmers plan and implement conservation practices on eligible agricultural land.

From livestock to equipment and crops, learn more about how Accu-Steel fabric covered commodity storage buildings, grain storage buildings, fertilizer storage buildings, and cattle buildings can fit your specific need.

 

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