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Farm Credit Services of America
Financial Services
Omaha, Nebraska 23,616 followers
Agriculture Works Here
About us
About us: Farm Credit Services of America, based in Omaha, Nebraska, is dedicated to serving the agricultural credit and financial needs of farmers and ranchers in Iowa, Nebraska, South Dakota and Wyoming. We are a part of the Farm Credit System, a nationwide agricultural network providing credit and affiliated services to farm and ranch operators across the United States. Overall, the Farm Credit System supplies the nation's agricultural industry with nearly one-third of its credit needs. For more information on the Farm Credit System and other Farm Credit Associations visit www.farmcredit.com. We continuously look for new and better ways to deliver products and services to our customers by upgrading technologies for added speed and convenience and employing specialists for greater understanding of customer needs. Responding to customer needs quickly, personally and professionally is a mission our employees all share. View our social media guidelines: fcsamerica.com/social-media-guidelines View our terms: fcsamerica.com/terms Employment Opportunities: We offer a variety of full-time and part-time employment opportunities. Our benefits program is designed to attract and retain qualified employees who meet our standards of excellence and who embrace our core values of honesty and integrity.
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- Industry
- Financial Services
- Company size
- 1,001-5,000 employees
- Headquarters
- Omaha, Nebraska
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 1916
- Specialties
- Farm Credit, Farm Finance, Crop insurance, Technology, Mortgages, Agriculture, Innovation, lending, Credit, and banking
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5015 S 118th St
Omaha, Nebraska, US
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There are many ways sustainability can be defined in agriculture. For many, it means ensuring a sustainable future for the next generation. Our latest sustainability report explores how both individuals and the industry are making a more sustainable future for all of agriculture. Link to full report in the comments.
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Farm Credit Services of America reposted this
🌱 In a new analysis examining the One Big Beautiful Bill Act and a recent Environmental Protection Agency proposal, we reveal how producers and U.S. agriculture can benefit from strong federal support of domestic biofuel production in the coming years. "As policy clarity takes hold and the biofuel industry accelerates production, farmers who act early by knowing their carbon-intensity scores; staying informed with Treasury, IRS, EPA and USDA final decisions; and collaborating with local grain and oilseed processors will be best positioned to capture value in this dynamic biofuel era," states our grain and oilseed analyst, Bree Baatz, MBA. The infographic below highlights key policy shifts discussed in Bree's report. 🔗 Read the full analysis on our website: https://lnkd.in/euZ2jQKu #AgPolicy #Biofuels #ClimateSmartAg #USAgriculture #Soybeans #CornGrowers #Biodiesel #Ethanol #OBBBA
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Farm Credit Services of America reposted this
It makes sense why "stagflation" is making the headlines these days: Subdued economic growth + high inflation + high interest rates is pressuring consumers as well as the agricultural sector. For many seasoned farmers, this brings up memories of the 1980s farm crisis. However, a repeat of the 1973-1982 stagflation era is unlikely, according to a new report by our analysts Matt Clark and Matt Erickson. This week, Matt Erickson joined the Fielding Questions podcast to spell out some of the differences between the economic hardships we're experiencing now versus what defined the stagflation period of 1973-1982. ▶️ Listen below as he explains the term. 👇 #Agriculture #Stagflation #AgEconomy #Farming AgCountry Farm Credit Services Red River Farm Network
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Alternative farmland rental agreements come with different returns and risk profiles. Join us as we review the trade-offs from the farmer’s perspective. Register to watch live or later: https://lnkd.in/g8Cwi36Z This webinar will feature Agriculture Economic Insights co-founders David Widmar and Brent Gloy, and financial officer Dan O'Hern.
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That’s a wrap on our 2025 internship program! We want to take a moment to recognize the incredible group of young professionals who joined us this summer. From brainstorming big ideas to tackling real-world challenges, they brought enthusiasm, creativity and a fresh perspective to every project they worked on. Join us in wishing them the best as they head back to school.
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Farm Credit Services of America reposted this
The USDA has rolled out Stage 1 of the Supplemental Disaster Relief Program for farmers and ranchers hit by natural disasters in 2023 and 2024. 📊 A new report by our senior grain and oilseed analyst Marc Rosenbohm breaks down the details of this relief opportunity, including: ◾ Who qualifies and how payments are calculated (see the chart below for an example) ◾ What’s covered in Stage 1 — and what’s coming in Stage 2 ◾ Key dates and documentation tips 📬 Prefilled applications may arrive via mail. If you've experienced drought, flooding, wildfires or another qualifying event, now's the time to act. Learn more in our report: https://lnkd.in/e6SmVYfb #AgPolicy #FarmRelief #USDA #DisasterRelief #CropInsurance
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County fairs are more than a summer tradition – they’re a celebration of agriculture, hard work and the communities that make it all possible. From sponsoring feed buckets to painting fair buildings and handing out food to fairgoers, our team is proud to support our communities and the next generation of agriculture.
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Calling all customer-owners: the 2025 election is underway! This is your opportunity to help shape the future of your financial cooperative. Visit our website to learn more about the candidates and for additional information on voting options. fcsamerica.com/elections Ballots must be submitted by 12:00 p.m. CT on August 21, 2025 to be counted.
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