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  • Five Tips For Beginning Farmers

    Five Tips For Beginning Farmers

    New to farming? Want to learn how to start a farm? If you’re looking to break into the industry, these five tips will help you gain the insights you need to succeed! 1. Get experience. Farmers need to think like businesspeople, and the best way to...
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    How to Create a Farm Business Plan

    Are you ready to turn your agricultural dreams into a reality? Crafting a comprehensive farm business plan is the first step toward launching or growing a successful farm. In this step-by-step guide, you’ll discover how to define your mission, set...
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  • Farm Land

    How many acres are needed to get a farm loan?

    When it comes to qualifying for a loan to buy acreage, Farm Credit of Central Florida has no minimum acreage requirement for farmland or lot loans. Instead, several factors determine eligibility for agricultural financing. Let's explore what really matters when seeking a loan for acreage.
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  • Avoiding Burnout – And Finding Joy – On The Farm

    Avoiding Burnout – And Finding Joy – On The Farm

    By Roxanne Reed, founder and CEO of Farm School on Wheels Roxanne Reed, founder and CEO of Farm School on Wheels, recently shared her thoughts on a topic any aspiring, beginning or experienced farmer can relate to: Preventing burnout. Farm School on...
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  • The 5 C's of Credit: CCO, Kip Ellington's Agricultural Credit Advice

    The 5 C's of Credit: CCO, Kip Ellington's Agricultural Credit Advice

    How do you go from a chance interview to being the cornerstone of an organization? Join us for an inspiring conversation with Kip Ellington, the Chief Credit Officer at River Valley, as he recounts his extraordinary journey from an unexpected hire to...
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  • Creating a Farm Plan

    Farm Lines of Credit

    A farm line of credit is a flexible financial tool that provides farmers with access to funds to cover operating expenses such as purchasing seeds, fertilizers, equipment or paying labor costs. It is specifically designed for agricultural operations. Think of it as a safety net, allowing farmers to bridge gaps in cash flow and manage unforeseen expenses that may arise during a growing season.
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  • Episode 81- Navigating Transitions and Building Community with Jolene Brown

    Episode 81- Navigating Transitions and Building Community with Jolene Brown

    In this episode of AgCredit Said It, host Matt Adams sits down with the dynamic Jolene Brown at the 2025 Emerge experience for Ag Credit. Jolene, an Iowa farm girl turned professional speaker, shares her invaluable insights on farm finance, transition planning and the importance of community in agriculture.
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  • Farm Income

    Farm Income Statement Explained: How to Measure Profitability on Your Farm

    Learn how to read and build a farm income statement by understanding income, expenses, gross margin, fixed costs and net farm income to measure profitability.
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