Association News

by Dr. Dave Kohl Dr. Dave Kohl, Professor Emeritus, Agricultural and Applied Economics at Virginia Tech, will share his metrics for measuring your business and financial IQ. Do you know your cost of production or projected cash flow? Have you performed a financial sensitivity analysis or have a...

The Farm Credit Associations of NC are excited to announce that applications are now being accepted for the 2021 Innovative Young Farmer of the Year Award.

Our third part in our Farm, Family and Finances series deals with hurt feelings over wills. How do we deal with our own potentially hurt feelings from the desires of a will?

In part 2 of our Farm, Family, and Finances series, Jolene Brown is tackling the tough subject of whether or not to exclude family in business matters, and if you do decide to exclude family, how do you do so without burning bridges. We look forward to continuing conversations like these at our...

In part 2 of our series, Jolene Brown tackles the tough subject of whether or not to exclude family in business matters.

Farm, Family, & Finances is a series inspired and derived from our expert speakers from our Women in Ag event.

by Nexsen Pruet Get ahead in the game of life as John McLeod IV, Special Counsel, Nexsen Pruett, PLLC discusses what you need to know about estate planning, wills, trusts, transferring accounts and more.

The 2021 Nominating Committee has started its work to find qualified director candidates for the 2021 Cape Fear Farm Credit Director Election.

“Sometimes you are wondering why you are doing it, but I feel that farming is a noble trade,” Billy Augustine of Pretty Boy Farms says.

Every day since mid-May, a large cadre of folks across the state have been working together to deliver fresh fruits and vegetables, meat, and dairy products to those in need.