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News04.03.23Youth Groups Receive Community Improvement GrantsFarm Credit Illinois awarded 50 community improvement grants to FFA chapters and 4-H clubs in central and southern Illinois.
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Cultivations03.31.23Cultivations Pre-Plant 2023
In this issue, read a message from the CEO discussing patronage, interest rates, and loan programs. Also, Director elections, Agriculture Scholarships, Cim-Tek Filtration and the Ayers Family, and commentary from Dr. David Kohl.
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Essentials02.06.23Essentials Issue 01 - 2023
Latest farmland sales data, scholarships & grants, and more in this edition of Essentials.
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Insights02.01.23The Cooperative Advantage for Farm Families and Ag BorrowersWhen choosing a lender, consider the advantage of working with a cooperative - owned by its members and not outside investors. Lending cooperatives deliver value by serving the needs of member-borrowers and their communities.
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Essentials12.05.22Essentials Issue 06 - Winter 2022
Learning Programs, Scholarships & Grants, Ag Barometer, and more in this edition of Essentials.
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Cultivations11.17.22Cultivations Post-Harvest 2022
In this issue, read a message from the CEO, farmland value analysis, commentary from Dr. David Kohl, and check out FCI’s learning programs, community improvement grants, agriculture scholarships, and Directors Cup awards.
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Insights11.11.22Customize Your Crop Insurance with FCIThere’s plenty on your to-do list before the next crop year, so let Farm Credit Illinois crop insurance agents review and tailor your coverage. Local agents work to understand your farm and make recommendations aligned with your goals.
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Insights10.07.22Summit Views on Livestock Farming
Commentary, wisdom, and perspectives from globally renowned agricultural economist Dr. David M. Kohl..
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Essentials10.06.22Essentials Issue 05 - Fall 2022
Weather Outlook, Learning Programs, & Calendar Contest Winners and more in this edition of Essentials.
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Auction Results08.10.22Auction Results Land Sales in Last 6 monthsThe listing includes results for 114 different farmland auctions reported since Feb. 2022. These public auctions concluded with successful bids and represented 10,974 total acres in 28 different counties selling for a grand total of $162.5 million with an average price of $14,807 per acre. The highest price per acre was $21,500 for Class A land in Sangamon County; the lowest price per acre was $4,285 for Class C land in Jefferson County.
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Essentials08.09.22Essentials Issue 04 - Summer 2022Farmland values, farm loans that pay, interest rates and more in this edition of Essentials.
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