Use USDA's Service Center Locator: pick your state and county and it lists the FSA office that serves it, with address and phone. Some offices serve more than one county.
FSA works out of USDA Service Centers, usually shared with NRCS (conservation programs). In the Panhandle, small counties are often served by an office in a neighboring county, so the nearest office isn't always yours.
Your farm records live with one administrative county office, generally the one for the county where the land is. If you farm in several counties, ask which office keeps your records.
Before you go, it helps to bring your farm number, leases, livestock inventory and any letters FSA sent. Many offices ask you to call ahead for an appointment.
Cownty is not affiliated with USDA and can't look up your records or file anything for you. The locator is run by USDA.
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