Finance
A Wyoming farmer purchases land using a USDA Farm Service Agency (FSA) loan. These loans are designed to:
AFinance only residential properties for farmers
BProvide financing for family farms and beginning farmers who cannot obtain conventional credit✓ Correct
CFund only organic farming operations
DProvide short-term operating loans only
Explanation
USDA Farm Service Agency loans (including Direct Farm Ownership and Direct Farm Operating loans) are designed to help family farmers—including beginning farmers—who cannot obtain conventional credit to purchase, improve, or operate farms. Wyoming's agricultural economy makes FSA loans relevant.
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