Minority Farmer Support
Denied a USDA Loan? Here's Why You Could Be Eligible for up to $500,000
From now until January 13th, 2024, if you are a minority farmer who applied for a USDA farm loan and were denied, received unfavorable loan terms or were turned away by loan officers, you likely qualify for significant compensation.
Visit Farmercompensationclaims.org and sign up for free (it takes about 2 to 3 minutes).
Some claims will settle for as much as $500,000.
Details of the Compensation Program
Recently, the USDA admitted to discriminating against Black, Hispanic, Native American and Women farmers. They then created a $2.2 Billion compensation program for minority farmers who qualify for a compensation claim.
Historically the USDA rejected loans, blocked access to financial assistance programs and foreclosed on minority-owned farms at significantly higher rates than White-owned farms.
Many farmers are not aware they were discriminated against.
Forms of discrimination include:
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Loan denial
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Higher interest rates
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Lower loan amount
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Less favorable terms than other farmers in your area
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Comments made by USDA agents
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Frequent check ins & reporting requirements
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Special funding requirements
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Experienced worse treatment than other local farmers
Many farmers, ranchers, and hopeful agricultural businesses have no idea this program exists.
Many Don’t Know They Were Discriminated Against
Share this article and help spread the word to other minority farmers who could be entitled to compensation.
We are a community here to support one another and help more minority farmers get access to financial resources.
Signing up is free, easy, and takes 2 to 3 minutes. The link to click is below.
How To Sign Up For A Compensation Claim
