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American Farmland Trust

Description: Backers of conservational agricultural movement with three priorities: protecting farmland, promoting environmentally sound farming, and keeping farmers on the land. 

Beginning Farmers

Description: Offers information on how to start a farm, plan a new farm, fund resources, and find land. Covers all areas of farming. Internships and employment opportunities posted regularly.

Farm Answers

Description: The USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture beginning farmer and rancher clearinghouse, providing resources and tools to help you get started and succeed in farming. 

Food Finance Institute

Description: Focused on making sophisticated financial technical assistance available to every growing food, beverage, and value-added farm enterprise.

Renewing the Countryside — Farmland Access Hub

Description: A consortium of partners including non-profits, government agencies, companies, and citizens dedicated to assisting beginning farmers with their quest for land tenure.

US Department of Agriculture — Create Your H-2A Visa Checklist

Description: The H-2A temporary agricultural workers program - often called the H-2A Visa Program - helps American farmers fill employment gaps by hiring workers from other countries.