The federal Aggie Bond Loan Program began in 1980 as a cost-effective way for states to help first-time farmers. Aggie Bonds are established through a federal-state partnership that allows private lenders to receive federal and/or state tax-exempt interest on loans made to beginning farmers. Aggie Bond programs are generally run by the state agriculture department or similar authority.
Laws
Federal Aggie Bonds Program Authorization Statute
Downloadable Documents
Authority Type
Statutes and Ordinances
State
National
Level of Government
Federal
Law Type
Federal Laws
Keywords
Agricultural Economic Development, Beginning Farmers, Farmland Affordability
Citation
26 U.S.C. § 147 (2013).