Your lease and FSA paperwork

Sign the lease once. Use it for every FSA form.

Your lease already shows who farms the ground, how many acres and how the rent is split. Oaken keeps it ready for when the FSA office asks.

You and FSA still review, sign and file.

Your lease in OakenReady
PDF
Signed cash-rent leaseOwner, operator, acres, rent, dates

Used for

FSA-155Farm changes
FSA-578Acreage report
AD-1026Conservation
CCC-861ARC-CO / PLC
4 forms

What your lease covers on each form

Tap a form. Green checks come from your lease. Blue circles are still up to you and USDA.

When you add or split a farm

FSA-155: Farm reconstitution

Adding rented ground to your FSA farm, or splitting a farm, is done on FSA-155.1 Taking over a whole farm? A lease signed by you and the owners can be enough to show the change.2

From your lease
  • Lease start date
  • Owner and operator names
  • Acres and parcel maps
Up to you and FSA
  • FSA fills out the form
  • How base acres are split
  • Signatures and county approval
Deadline: For ARC/PLC farms, ask by August 1 to count for this year.3
Example

Maria cash-rents 80 more acres.

LeaseCash rent
Acres80
OperatorMaria
ShareMaria 100%, owner 0%
01

The lease goes into Oaken

Names, acres, dates and rent, all in one place.

02

Farm change

Adding the 80 acres to her FSA farm? The lease backs up her FSA-155 request.

FSA-155
03

Acreage report

She only adds her crop, acres and planting dates.

FSA-578
04

Conservation and ARC/PLC

She checks AD-1026 before tiling. Her lease shows her 100% share.

AD-1026 + CCC-861

Less paperwork. You stay in charge.

Enter it once

No retyping names, acres and shares for every form.

See what's due

When a lease changes, you see which forms need a look.

Your call

Program choices and signatures stay with you.