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    Farm loans: A beginner’s guide to success

    Getting a loan to begin or grow your farm operation can be somewhat overwhelming, but with determination, a solid business plan and a passion for agriculture, you can successfully take on the challenge. Here are five tips to help you get a loan that...
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    Benefits of Using a Local Lender

    Securing financing is one of the most essential tasks when you begin your home-buying journey. Searching online you will find numerous lenders, and that can get overwhelming. If you are looking for personalized support and service that caters to your individual needs, selecting a local lender is the direction you need to head. Here are four reasons why you should work with a local lender.
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    The Truth About Land Loans: What Most First-Time Buyers Don’t Know

    Buying land is a dream for many — whether it’s a quiet place to build a home, a hunting camp or a long-term investment. But when it comes to financing that dream, many first-time buyers are surprised to learn that land loans are different from...
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    How to Buy Your First Farm: Low Down Payment Options for Beginning Farmers

    If you dream of buying a farm but don’t come from a farming family or have deep pockets, you're not alone. The good news? For first-time buyers in Texas, especially in the Northeast region, there are ways to buy a farm with little to no money, thanks...
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  • Understanding Your Farm Financials

    Understanding Your Farm Financials

    Most people who get into farming do so because they want to farm, not because they want to think about numbers. The fact is, though, that farms are businesses, and in order to be able to keep farming, the operation must remain financially viable. And...
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    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 75: Agriculture Policy in 2025 with Jenny Mesirow

    In this episode of AgCredit Said It, host Phil Young welcomes back Jenny Mesirow from the Farm Credit Council to provide an in-depth update on the Farm Bill and the latest happenings in Washington, D.C.
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