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Farm Credit Urges Swift Approval of Board Nominee Farm Credit encourages the Senate Agriculture Committee and U.S. Senate to move swiftly to confirm Vincent Logan's nomination to FCA Board.

Report Confirms Farm Credit’s Commitment to Beginning Farmers WASHINGTON, D.C.

Farm Credit Supports Future Leaders in Agriculture  WASHINGTON, D.C. – Farm Credit recently awarded $51,000 in grants to 51 FFA members across the country, as well as $51,000 in grants to the w

Farm Credit Congratulates MANRRS Scholarship Winners Farm Credit and Minorities in Agriculture, Natural Resources and Related Sciences (MANRRS) announced the winners of the 2022 Farm Credit/MANRRS VIP Scholarship.

Farm Credit Celebrates Beginning Farmers During National Ag Week With an eye toward the next generation of agricultural producers, Farm Credit celebrates beginning farmers during the 2022 National Agriculture Week.

Farm Credit Statement on the Loss of Rep. Jim Hagedorn "Farm Credit joins the entire agriculture community in mourning the loss of Representative Jim Hagedorn of Minnesota. Jim's passion for serving America's farmers and ranchers was rooted in a multigenerational family tradition of farming in southern Minnesota."

Farm Credit Welcomes Infrastructure Legislation Farm Credit Council President and CEO Todd Van Hoose made the following statement on the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act passing in the House.

Farm Credit Furthers Commitment to Diversity and Inclusion - Hosts HBCU-Focused Career Fair Participants from HBCUs across the country connected with employees from 33 Farm Credit institutions to learn about the unique careers available in the Farm Credit system.  Attendance increased  24 percent from last year’s event. and engaged one another in a virtual booth while discussing careers, including internships in finance, marketing, accounting, IT and more.

Farm Credit Celebrates HBCU Week, Gears Up for HBCU Career Fair As part of Farm Credit’s ongoing commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion, the Farm Credit Council celebrates the rich history and importance of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) in the U.S. and their positive impact on roughly 300,000 current students, staff, alumni and HBCU partners during this year’s HBCU Week.