Association News

One way to help your kids to learn more about vegetables, and potentially be more willing to eat them is to plant a vegetable garden.

Cape Fear Farm Credit continues to closely monitor the situation and evaluate the appropriate measures to protect customers and their families.

Two southeastern North Carolina agribusiness leaders were recently re-elected to fill positions on our Board of Directors.

Let’s talk turkey. Did you know there’s a lot of turkeys in North Carolina? 32.5 million to be exact! NC is second in the nation in terms of turkey production.

North Carolina farmers are busy caring for their farms, from livestock to little sweet potato plants, farmers are continuing to work to feed, fuel and clothe the world.

Cape Fear Farm Credit is excited to welcome two new team members to serve their customer-owners in Southeastern North Carolina.

Over the past year, several individuals have been diligently learning and growing by participating in Cape Fear Farm Credit’s Ag Biz courses.

A special invitation is extended to our customer-owners and their family to attend the 2020 Annual Stockholders’ Meeting of Cape Fear Farm Credit.

Cape Fear Farm Credit Board of Directors declares a $20 million cash patronage to be distributed back to their customer-owners in early 2020.

Father. Husband. Friend. CEO. Evan Kleinhans wears all these hats on a daily basis. He wears all these hats with passion, pride, and with a servant’s heart.