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Prepare for the Livestock Indemnity Program on the Free FSA Educational Hub
Prepare for the Livestock Indemnity Program on the Free FSA Educational Hub

Users Guide to Module 2 of the FSA Educational Hub with objectives and guidance for next steps

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Written by Isabelle Talkington
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Users Guide for Module 2:

  1. Go through the Livestock Indemnification Program form in the educational hub.

  2. Submit the form.

  3. You will then need to check your email to make sure you got your results.

    1. If you do not receive an email reach out to support@farmraise.com or start a chat in the lower right-hand corner of your screen with the green bubble.

  4. Schedule a visit with your local USDA Service Center to go through the application process.

  5. Take your email results to the USDA service center or forward your email to the USDA representative that you are working with.


Objectives for the Livestock Indemnity Program (LIP) Form:

  • Documenting Losses:

    • Gather detailed information about the livestock losses incurred by the farmer due to eligible natural disasters, such as adverse weather conditions or disease outbreaks.

    • Ensure accurate identification of the livestock affected by the disaster, including species, breed, age, and number of animals lost.

    • Verify the authenticity of the losses reported by the farmer through supporting documentation, such as veterinary records, sales receipts, or third-party assessments.

  • Supporting Farmer Preparedness:

    • Assist farmers in preparing to visit their local FSA office by ensuring they have all the required documentation completed and organized to expedite the application process.

    • Provide clear instructions on how to fill out the LIP form accurately and thoroughly, minimizing errors and potential delays in processing.

  • Empowering Farmers:

    • Empower farmers with the knowledge and resources needed to navigate the LIP application process effectively, ensuring they receive timely assistance and support from the FSA.

    • Promote accessibility to the LIP program by simplifying the application process and providing guidance to farmers, including those from underserved or remote agricultural communities.






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