; (B) to provide direct assistance to intended beneficiaries in assessing, purchasing, acquiring, or retaining eligible land; (C) for activities designed to support farm establishment and long-term viability; (D) to establish a revolving loan fund or other innovative financial mechanism designed for the purpose of increasing land, capital, and market access for intended beneficiaries beyond the initial project timeline; and (E) to provide technical assistance that meets the specific needs of, and is accessible to, the intended beneficiaries, and is related to increasing land, capital, or market access, including— (i) providing services to non-English speaking producers in their own language; (ii) developing and carrying out strategies to identify unique needs and gaps in access, knowledge, and services; and (iii) specialized consultation, training, coaching, capacity building, and mentoring focused on— (I) accessing and purchasing eligible land; (II) understanding Department of Agriculture programs; (III) succession planning; (IV) market planning and risk analysis; (V) cooperative development; (VI) legal and tax issues; (VII) developing business plans and feasibility studies; (VIII) financial planning and recordkeeping; (IX) enterprise, business, and labor management; and (X) any other activities as determined by the Secretary. (3) Subcontract An eligible entity may subcontract with an organization to carry out an activity under paragraph (1) or (2) if the services of the subcontractor are necessary to carry out the activity. (4) Funding mechanism (A) Eligible entities The Secretary shall make funding available under the program to eligible entities in the form of— (i) grants; (ii) cooperative agreements; (iii) capitalization loans, in the case of an activity described in paragraph (2)(D)