More than 800 participants from 48 states and Puerto Rico came to Washington, D.C. the first week in November to bring to life Farm Credit’s mission of supporting rural communities...
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More than 800 participants from 48 states and Puerto Rico came to Washington, D.C. the first week in November to bring to life Farm Credit’s mission of supporting rural communities
WASHINGTON, D.C. – In celebration of the International Year of the Woman Farmer, Farm Credit Council has announced an initiative to provide leadership development training to women leaders across the
Washington D.C. – More than 260 agriculture organizations, representing constituencies in all fifty states and Puerto Rico, signed a letter urging Congress to further support America’s farmers and ranchers through
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Farm Credit System institutions made 150,156 loans to young, beginning, and small U.S. producers in 2024, delivering on their ongoing mission to support rural communities and agriculture,
“If you build it, they will come.” Those legendary words from Field of Dreams have echoed for decades across baseball fields and cornfields alike. This summer, they took on new
Farm Credit supports the Next Generation in Ag Supporting the next generation entering the field of agriculture is a vital part of Farm Credit’s mission. Through long-standing partnerships with organizations
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Farm Credit announced a new partnership with Center for Heirs’ Property Preservation® (CHPP) during a Financial Literacy Month briefing on heirs’ property rights titled, “Preserve Your Roots,
Tackling a Longstanding Problem in Rural America Unclear land ownership puts many American families—especially those in rural and under-resourced communities—at risk of losing their land and wealth. Heirs’ property is
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Farm Credit and Minorities in Agriculture, Natural Resources and Related Sciences (MANRRS) announce the 2025 Farm Credit VIP Scholarship winners. This competitive academic scholarship provides special programming
In the heart of rural America, agriculture is more than just an industry—it’s a way of life. For generations, farmers have dedicated themselves to feeding the world, often facing unpredictable
