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Log In, Sign Up, and Do More With Your Farmers.gov Account

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Sign Up for a Farmers.gov Account

To create a farmers.gov account, you will need:
 

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1. USDA Customer Record

An individual customer record contains information you have given to USDA to do business with them, like your name, address, and phone number.

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2. Login.gov Account

Login.gov is a sign in service that gives people secure online access to participating government programs.

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3. Identity Verification

You can choose to verify your identity with Login.gov or in-person at a USDA Service Center.


The 3 steps below will walk you through how to create a farmers.gov account. You should read all of the steps before you start.
 

1. Check Your USDA Customer Record

Contact your local USDA Service Center to make sure:

  • You have an individual customer record on file.
  • Your information is up-to-date.
  • Your record is connected to any business entity records you may have.

If you do not have an individual customer record, fill out the Customer Data Worksheet and submit it to your local service center.

You will not be able to create a farmers.gov account if you do not have an individual customer record.
 

2. Create a Login.gov Account

Follow the steps below to create a Login.gov account. 

(If you already created a Login.gov account but have not verified your identity, use the farmers.gov log in page to sign into your Login.gov account and then proceed to the verify your identity steps. If you have already created your Login.gov account and verified your identity, proceed to the log in steps.)

Go to the farmers.gov log in page. Click the Customer option.

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On the Customer Login page, click the Login.gov option.

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On the Login.gov page, click “Create an account” and follow the instructions to set up your account and connect it to eAuth.

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3. Verify Your Identity

To keep your personal information protected and secure, farmers.gov requires that you verify your identity.
You have two options for verifying your identity:

  1. (Recommended) Verify your identity online using Login.gov’s online verification option. 
  2. Schedule a visit to your local USDA Service Center for in-person identity verification with a Local Registration Authority (LRA) employee. LRAs are located at most Service Center offices, but please call ahead to ensure that one is available to assist you.

Confirm Your USDA Customer Record Is Linked

If you verified your identity online, there will be an automatic attempt to link your USDA individual customer record to your Login.gov account. If you verified your identity in-person, ask your local USDA Service Center staff to link your accounts. 

  • If the attempt to link is successful, you will receive an email confirming the linkage. 
  • If the attempt is not successful, contact your local USDA Service Center to link your individual customer record to your account.

Once your record is linked, you're ready to sign into your Login.gov account and start using farmers.gov.

You will not be able to log into farmers.gov until your account and record are linked.

Find Help

If you have questions about Login.gov, browse the Public Customer FAQs. If you need further help after reviewing the steps above, contact your local USDA Service Center or technical support.

How To Log Into Your Existing Farmers.gov Account

There are two ways to log into your farmers.gov account:

  1. If your eAuth account is linked with Login.gov, you must use Login.gov to log in. Follow the steps to log in using login.gov.
  2. If your eAuth account is not linked with Login.gov, you can enter your eAuth credentials to log in. Follow the steps to log in using eAuth.

Log In Using Login.gov

If your Login.gov account is linked to eAuth, proceed to step 1 of 3 to log in using login.gov.

If your Login.gov account is not linked to eAuth, follow the steps to sign up for a farmers.gov account and Login.gov will guide you through linking your existing eAuth account. 

Step 1

Go to the farmers.gov log in page. Click the Customer option.

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Step 2

On the Customer Login page, click the Login.gov option.

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Step 3

On the Login.gov page, enter your credentials and sign into your existing account.

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Log In Using eAuth

If your eAuth account is not linked with Login.gov, you can follow the steps below to log in using your eAuth credentials. (If your eAuth account is linked with Login.gov, then you must use Login.gov to log in. Follow the steps to log in using login.gov.)

Step 1

Go to the farmers.gov log in page. Click the Customer option.

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Step 2

On the Customer Login page, enter your eAuth credentials in the “eAuth User ID” section.

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Find Help

If you have questions about Login.gov, browse the Public Customer FAQs. If you need further help after reviewing the steps above, contact your local USDA Service Center or technical support.

What Can You Do With a Farmers.gov Account?
 


Farmers.gov Account Video Tutorials

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Farm Records Mapping

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These videos review how to easily navigate through your farm, tract, and field information. Go to the full Farm Records Mapping Playlist.

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Conservation Features

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Learn how to navigate the conservation section of farmers.gov including an overview, eSigning documents, downloading and printing documents, and filtering content. Go to the full Conservation Features Playlist.

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Switch Profile

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Learn how to use the "Switch Profile" feature to access an entity or other customer’s data if you are farming as business entities or acting on behalf of another customer. Go the full Switch Profile Playlist.

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Find Your Local Service Center

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USDA Service Centers are locations where you can connect with Farm Service Agency, Natural Resources Conservation Service, or Rural Development employees for your business needs. Enter your state and county below to find your local service center and agency offices. If this locator does not work in your browser, please visit offices.usda.gov.

Learn more about our Urban Service Centers.

Visit the Risk Management Agency website to find a regional or compliance office or to find an insurance agent near you.