The subject and goal of this study is to determine the satisfaction of users from the area of Sisak-Moslavina County with submeasure 6.3.1. and consulting services of the development agency SIMORA. Materials used for the research were collected and analyzed data of the SIMORA Development Agency for the submeasure 6.3.1. in 2017, the number of total users who applied for the submeasure and the number of users who passed the submeasure. The interview method was used to collect primary data. The interview was conducted on 11 family farms beneficiaries of the submeasure 6.3.1. in the implementation of SIMORA from the area of Sisak-Moslavina County. Beneficiaries of submeasure 6.3.1. are small agricultural holdings which, by implementing sub-measure 6.3.1. modernize and improve the work process on their farms. According to the results from the interview, disadvantages of the submeasures are the financing of the second installment and the lack of points when applying. The results of the survey show that farmers are satisfied with the implementation of submeasure 6.3.1., Information obtained and SIMORA consulting services, all respondents would use SIMORA services again if they re-applied for some of the measures, and would also recommend SIMORA to other interested users. Farmers believe that in order to be unsuccessful in applying for tenders on their own due to lack of IT knowledge and knowledge of rural development measures, a small number of them are considering applying for tenders in the future, so they need to be encouraged and motivated. Through communication, organizing trainings, workshops and courses, and showing successful examples, they would be introduced to the opportunities that individual measures bring, which they can use to improve and increase their economy.