Posted by cornfarmer on February 28, 2009 at 19:32:29 from (71.113.160.77):
In Reply to: Farm loans posted by Eric b illinois on February 27, 2009 at 18:42:44:
Eric-forget most of the "advice" given on this subject-most of it is abuse. You are fortunate to live in Illinois, as they have programs aimed at exactly what you are trying to do. Please visit the website for the Illinois Farm Development Authority.
Also visit the University of Illinois Cooperative Extension Service and go to the commercial ag site. Also search "beginning farmers" as they have workshops and seminars designed to assist people starting farming. A good local banker can also help you, but not all rural banks participate in the Illinois Farm Development programs. Don't get discouraged-there are people who can help you. I went through this myself, but fortunately (?) got a good job that allowed me to keep farming some' just not full time.
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