Competitive rates on long-term fixed-rate financing options.
Meet the routine cash flow needs of your business and manage risk.
Quick and competitive financing for life’s needs from equipment to real estate improvement
Acquire flexibility and potential tax benefits.
Financing farm-related services such as custom application.
Integrated financial tools to move your business further.
Financing for purchasing equipment or refinancing equipment loans
Food and fiber debt syndications and investments.
Financing specialized for processors, manufacturers and distributors of food and agricultural goods.
Specialized financing for large-scale beef producers to stay competitive and manage, improve or enlarge their operations.
Financing options for large-scale dairy producers to embrace opportunities and overcome milk price hurdles the market can present.
Specialized financing for large, established poultry and egg producers that takes market swings and regulations into account.
Financing options for large-scale pork producers, integrators and processors to help manage and expand their operations.
Specialized financing for sawmills, wood processing operations and large timberland owners to achieve profitability.
The stories, people and programs that are making an impact in rural communities and agriculture.
Collaborating with businesses and others in the agricultural industry that passionately care about rural America.
Initiatives that contribute to the economic vibrancy of rural communities and agriculture.
Where agriculture meets business and expertise meets Insight.
Meet the people and explore the forces shaping the place you call home.
Customer-owners of Farm Credit Mid-America, a financial services cooperative serving more than 134,000 farmers and rural residents in Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee have elected the following three incumbents to its Board of Directors:
Hopper farms with her family on a 2,200 acre grain operation raising corn, soybeans, wheat and hay. She also raises hogs from wean to finish and has a cow/calf operation. Hill farms with his son on approximately 1,500 acres raising corn, soybeans and hay. Clark is a first-generation farmer who operates a grass-finished beef and cash hay operation on approximately 1,400 acres. He also runs a horse boarding business.
“Farm Credit Mid-America is grateful for our Board of Directors’ expertise and strong leadership,” says Dan Wagner, Farm Credit Mid-America’s President and Chief Executive Officer. “Our board is made up of farmers and producers who understand the many opportunities and challenges facing our customers in today’s volatile marketplace. Their expertise allows us to continue to position our Association to secure the future of rural communities and agriculture by remaining a reliable source of credit for farmers, producers and rural residents.”
Farm Credit Mid-America’s 14-member Board of Directors sets policy and provides strategic direction to the Association’s leadership. This year, the cooperative’s customer-owners elected directors to three open positions representing Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky. The Board of Directors is made up of twelve stockholder-elected positions and two Board-appointed outside directors. Each director serves for a period of four years.
Customers with voting stock purchased at the time of their loan origination were eligible to vote in this year’s elections, which began May 5 and closed June 2. The ballot was created, printed and mailed by a third party vendor, which also gathered, tabulated and reported the election results. Customers cast votes online and by paper ballot.
Farm Credit Mid-America’s customer-owners also voted for the 2023 Nominating Committee. The Nominating Committee is made up of five individuals each from Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee, and selects candidates for election to the 2023 Board of Directors and 2024 Nominating Committee. Members of the 2023 Nominating Committee are as follows:
For more information about Farm Credit Mid-America’s Board of Directors, or to learn how you can become a candidate for a board position, visit https://e-farmcredit.com/about/board-of-directors.
The Farm Credit Mid-America Board of Directors is pleased to announce the intent to merge Farm Credit Mid-America and Farm Credit Midsouth under the name Farm Credit Mid-America. Read story
New position completes new leadership structure at one of the nation’s leading financial services co-ops Read story
Leadership liaison provides accountability, strengthens operations and helps financial services co-op mitigate risk Read story
Senior leader assumes executive position leading agricultural lending for one of nation’s largest financial services co-ops Read story