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News10.01.19Somers Joins Farm Credit Team
Get to know the newest senior credit officer – Mike Somers of Champaign.
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News09.30.19Lauer Joins Farm Credit TeamAshia Lauer of Bridgeport began Sept. 30, as a sales and service specialist in the Lawrenceville regional office.
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News09.28.19Denzer Retires After 40 YearsGary Denzer of Mahomet retires as vice president of internal audit after 40 years with Farm Credit.
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News09.27.19Farm Credit Mourns Loss of Treasured LeaderTom Tracy, president & CEO of Farm Credit Illinois, passed away unexpectedly from health complications Sept. 25.
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News09.27.19Farm Credit Mourns Loss of Treasured LeaderTom Tracy, president & CEO of Farm Credit Illinois, passed away unexpectedly from health complications Sept. 25.
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News09.16.19Make the Move with Rural 1stFarm Credit Launches New Lending for Country Living
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News09.16.19Vissering Joins Farm Credit TeamBrad Vissering of Bloomington started Sept. 16, as a senior credit analyst in the credit services division, based at the financial cooperative’s headquarters in Mahomet.
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News09.09.19Volk Joins Farm Credit Team
Get to know the new regional vice president of crop insurance – Birgit Volk.
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News08.26.19Kennedy Joins Highland Farm Credit Team
Get to know Highland’s newest team member – Michael Kennedy of Greenville.
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Essentials08.22.19Essentials Issue 04 - Summer 2019This issue includes a patronage photo slideshow, how to identify phishing emails, access to the land values benchmark study, a report on land sales in the last 90 days, and how lowered interest rates will impact the rest of 2019.
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Field Goals08.21.19Field Goals Fall 2019Learn how prevent or delayed planting provided a safety net this tough planting season that helped soften the impact of weather. And harvest may be later than usual, but you will want to review a pre-harvest policy inspection list included in this issue. And you’ll also learn about other protection options that fall outside the common ones farmers are most familiar.
