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Louisville, KY (November 12, 2012)

Farm Credit issues third quarter financial results

Farm Credit Mid-America, a farm and rural community lender operating in Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee, announced financial results for the third quarter of 2012.

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Louisville, KY (October 24, 2012)

Farm Credit Mid-America Announces Directors Election Results

Five farmers were elected by customers of Farm Credit Mid-America as the newest members of the Board of Directors. Farm Credit’s Board is comprised of 16 elected directors and two independent directors who meet monthly to set policy and provide overall direction for the agricultural lending cooperative which spans four states and serves almost 100,000 customers-members.

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Louisville, KY (September 21, 2012)

Farm Credit customers to elect five directors this fall

Louisville, KY (September 21, 2012) –  Ten farmers have been nominated to fill five Board of Director positions at Farm Credit Mid-America, one of the largest agriculture lending cooperatives in the nation serving more than 95,000 farmers and agribusinesses throughout Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee.  Ballots were mailed to voting members last week who have until October 12 [...]

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Louisville, KY (August 28, 2012)

Farm Credit Support Urban Agriculture

Minneapolis-based AgriBank, Denver-based CoBank and Louisville-based Farm Credit Mid-America each committed $45,000 to Cleveland’s Gardening for Greenbacks initiative for a total donation of $135,000.

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Louisville, KY (March 27, 2012)

Farm Credit Mid-America Announces Year End Results

March 27, 2012 (Louisville, KY) – Farm Credit Mid-America, an agriculture lending cooperative serving more than 95,000 customers throughout Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee reported strong financial results for 2011. The ag lender stated earnings of $278.6 million, a 30.2 percent increase over 2010 and owned and managed assets of $18.4 billion, a 5 percent [...]

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