Get Fsa 155 Form

The Fsa 155 Form is a critical document for farmers seeking to reconstitute their farming operations. This guide will provide you with a clear and structured process for completing the form online, ensuring that you have all necessary information on hand for a smooth submission.

Follow the steps to complete the Fsa 155 Form online.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in the editing interface.
2. Begin by filling out 'County FSA Name and Address' at the top of the form to identify your location.
3. Indicate the type of reconstitution by selecting from options such as 'Farm Combination', 'Tract Division', 'Farm Division', or 'Tract Combination'.
4. Enter the 'Reconstitution No.' assigned to your previous setup to track changes efficiently.
5. Provide a clear 'Reason for Reconstitution' that explains why you are submitting this form.
6. Fill in the 'Approximate Date of Change' using the format MM-DD-YYYY, ensuring accuracy for record-keeping.
7. Complete the 'Farm Identification' section, including details like Parent Farm or Tract No., Total Farmland, and Operator information.
8. In the 'Method of Division' section, select the appropriate method for division of farm bases and check the box that applies.
9. If applicable, complete the 'Division by Owner Designation or Estate' section with farm and crop base information.
10. Fill out the 'Seller and Purchaser Memorandum of Understanding of Bases' section, ensuring signatures and dates are provided.
11. Answer questions regarding adverse effects, Conservation Reserve Program participation, and any flags on farms or tracts being combined.
12. Conclude by signing the 'Certification and Agreement' section, and providing dates for confirmation of the information.
13. Finally, note any 'County Committee Action' if applicable and prepare to save changes.
14. Review your form for accuracy before saving your changes, and you have the option to download, print, or share the form as needed.

Start filling out your Fsa 155 Form online today and ensure your farming operations are properly reconstituted.