The FSA, or Farm Service Agency, is a branch of the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) that provides financial assistance and support to farmers and ranchers. Its primary goal is to help agricultural producers manage risks and improve their operations through various programs, including loans, grants, and insurance. Additionally, the FSA plays a crucial role in implementing government policies related to agriculture. It helps ensure food security and supports rural communities by offering resources for conservation, disaster relief, and market development. Overall, the FSA aims to enhance the economic viability of the agricultural sector.