Association News

Hurricane Florence left a mighty impact that will take days, weeks and even months or more to overcome. However, it is something that we can overcome.

In the coming days, a few additional resources and tools that may be beneficial throughout the disaster recovery process.

Due to these conditions in much of our territory, all Cape Fear Farm Credit branches will remain closed Monday, September 17.

As Hurricane Florence continues to strengthen causing great threat to the state of North Carolina, we are closely monitoring its path.

According to the latest forecast, Hurricane Florence is continuing to strengthen and North Carolina is preparing for statewide impacts, from storm surge and high winds along the coast to flooding inland.

The AgYouth Leadership Program is open to any senior student in good standing with his/her high school and FFA or 4-H program.

Noele Hester is excited to be in a position that utilizes her business knowledge and brings her back "home."

Although I grew up involved in agriculture, this internship reminded me of the important relationship between consumers and the agricultural industry.

In 2018, three Farm Credit associations (including Cape Fear) helped raise over $103,000 for NC 4-H and Future Farmers of America.

Ag Carolina Farm Credit, Cape Fear Farm Credit, and Carolina Farm credit are proud to announce the donation of $26,000 for Hurricane relief efforts.