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The Farm Credit Associations of North Carolina announce Joshua Warren Phillips as the recipient of the 2019 Innovative Farmer of the Year Award presented at The Tobacco Farm Life Museum’s breakfast with the commissioner. Joshua and his wife, April, own and operate Sonlight Farms. The goal of Sonlight Farms is...

A special invitation is extended to our customer-owners and their family to attend the 2019 Annual Stockholders’ Meeting of Cape Fear Farm Credit on Tuesday, February 19, 2019. Dinner will be served at 6:00 P.M. prior to the business session. The meeting will be held at the Sampson County Exposition...

This year, AgCarolina, Cape Fear, and Carolina Farm Credit helped raise over $200,000 for North Carolina 4-H & Future Farmers of America.

A new year has arrived with all the speed of a herd of hungry cows ready for their feed. With the new year, comes the age-old tradition of making resolutions. Babylonians started the tradition over 4,000 years ago, and ever since then, people have been making promises to themselves and...

After Hurricane Florence devastated highways, homes, businesses, and farming operations in North and South Carolina this September, multiple Farm Credit Association employees volunteered to assist with disaster recovery in impacted communities. Fulfilling the Farm Credit mission of being there for agricultural and rural communities through good and bad times, Farm...

The Farm Credit Associations of North Carolina announce a donation of $200,000 to the NC Baptist on Mission. Of this donation, $150,000 will be designated for Hurricane Florence relief efforts in North Carolina and $50,000 will be designated for Hurricane Michael relief efforts in Georgia and Florida. AgCarolina Farm Credit...

Do you know an innovative, young farmer? Would you like them to be recognized? On February 1, 2019, Farm Credit Associations of North Carolina will sponsor the Innovative Young Farmer award at the Tobacco Farm Life Museum's "Breakfast with the Commissioner" in Raleigh, NC. North Carolina's future is dependent on...

Cape Fear Farm Credit distributes an early patronage of $10.67 million to its customer-owners on October 30, 2018. “We understand that recovering from a natural disaster, such as Hurricane Florence, takes time and resources” states Gary Hendrix, Chairman of Cape Fear Farm Credit Board of Directors. “In order to get...

Weeks after Hurricane Florence left its mark, and then most recently by Hurricane Michael, many parts of the east coast was left in devastation. From Florida to North Carolina, some farmers lost their crops, livestock operations and equipment, families lost their homes and business owners were left with heartbreak. They...