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Cash Flow Statements “Better” Than Expected

Published December 14, 2018

We will soon put 2018 in the rear-view mirror. "I've been out visiting the branches and it seems like the year-end cash flows are a little better than we anticipated," said Marc Knisely, CEO, AgCountry Farm Credit Services. "Obviously some…

Tax Season Reminders for Farmers

Published December 5, 2018

As 2018 comes to a close, farmers and ranchers are gathering financials. As a result of new tax laws, there are several changes for the upcoming year. Renee Fink, AgCountry Farm Credit Services Vice President of Tax, says the most…

Rural Perspectives: Episode Three

Published November 30, 2018

The Red River Farm Network has teamed up with AgCountry Farm Credit Services in a new podcast series: Rural Perspectives. When discussing markets, the focus is often on futures and basis. In episode three of Rural Perspectives, AgCountry Farm Credit…

Rural Perspectives: Episode Two

Published November 19, 2018

The Red River Farm Network has teamed up with AgCountry Farm Credit Services in a new podcast series: Rural Perspectives. The series takes a look at marketing and risk management strategies. In the second episode of Rural Perspectives, the conversation…

Introducing Rural Perspectives

Published November 4, 2018

The Red River Farm Network, in conjunction with AgCountry Farm Credit Services, is proud to introduce a new podcast series: Rural Perspectives. The series takes a look at marketing and risk management strategies. In the first episode of Rural Perspectives,…

Fire Departments Receive Bin Rescue Units

Published September 28, 2018

Local fire departments will receive grain bin rescue units this fall, courtesy of AgCountry Farm Credit Services. Fire departments chosen to receive the units in Minnesota include Belview, East Grand Forks and Grove City. In North Dakota, the Devils Lake…

Manage Risk With a Marketing Plan

Published September 15, 2018

A bearish USDA crop report added salt to the wound for many farmers. A weak basis is also a reality. AgCountry Farm Credit Service Market Education Specialist Katie Miller is seeing many farmers look at storing soybeans this fall and…

A Challenging Winter Ahead

Published July 30, 2018

Good reports of a crop in the northern part of the region combined with trade concerns means it will be important to market the crop well. AgCountry Farm Credit Services Vice-President of Insurance and Commodity Marketing Education Rob Fronning explains…

engAGe: Marketing 101

Published July 16, 2018

AgCountry Farm Credit Services Marketing Education Specialist Katie Miller works with loan officers, also farmers and ranchers on managing risk and making good marketing decisions. Having a plan is important, especially in times of trade uncertainty. "I really feel if everyone's…

Final Plant Dates Approaching for Corn

Published May 21, 2018

What does a late spring mean for a farmer’s crop insurance policy? Beth Erickson is an insurance specialist at AgCountry Farm Credit Services, serving the Morris/Alexandria, Minnesota area. When it comes to final plant dates, Erickson says the concern at…

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Cash Flow Statements “Better” Than Expected

Tax Season Reminders for Farmers

Rural Perspectives: Episode Three

Rural Perspectives: Episode Two

Introducing Rural Perspectives

Fire Departments Receive Bin Rescue Units

Manage Risk With a Marketing Plan

A Challenging Winter Ahead

engAGe: Marketing 101

Final Plant Dates Approaching for Corn

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