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Iowa Agricultural Development Authority
Obtaining enough capital to pursue a career in production agriculture can be a real challenge. But if you have set your horizons on owning and managing your own crop or livestock operation, the Iowa Agricultural Development Authority (IADA) may be able to lend a helping hand.
The IADA was established by the Iowa General Assembly in 1980 to provide financial assistance to Iowa’s grain and livestock producers. Operating expenses for the IADA are derived from modest application and service fees paid by program participants. The IADA also earns interest from a trust fund, but it does not receive any state tax dollars.
