New Executive Leadership Named

Join us in congratulating two recent promotions within our executive leadership team at Mississippi Land Bank. On January 16, Bobby Spinks was promoted to Chief Credit Officer and Chris Griffith was promoted to Chief Risk Officer...

Supporting Mississippi with Land Opportunities

Loans Tailored for Landowners, Farmers, and Ranchers Who Build Our Communities.

Mississippi Land Bank offers flexible loans to help farmers and ranchers grow, buy land, or upgrade equipment. Partner with a bank that believes in your future.

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Farm Credit System

For over 100 years, Mississippi Land Bank has been part of the Farm Credit System, a national network dedicated to supporting agriculture and rural America. We offer reliable financial solutions, helping farmers and landowners in Mississippi grow, buy, and succeed. As part of the Farm Credit System, we provide consistent access to credit and expert services, ensuring you have a partner invested in your future, just as we have since 1916.

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CEO and CCO Discuss Farm Bill with Legislators

This week, our Chief Executive Officer Chad E. Crow and Chief Credit Officer Bobby Spinks had the opportunity to visit with some of our legislators regarding the upcoming Farm Bill. Included in the group was U.S. Senator Roger Wicker of Mississippi (pictured far left), U.S. Senator Steve Daines of Montana (pictured far right).

Our Largest Cash Patronage Ever

Building relationships with our customers is at the core of what we do. We're proud to return $7.5 million in cash patronage to you, our borrowers, through our cooperative partnership. Since 1996, we've returned over $61 million in patronage to our stockholders. This means a decrease in our borrowers' effective interest rate for 2022 by approximately 83 basis points (0.83%).

Mississippi Land Bank Partnering with Extra Table Again This November

For over 100 years, Mississippi Land Bank has taken great pride in giving back to the communities in which we serve with the goal of making Mississippi the best place to call home. Many people do not know that there are over 600,000 Mississippians who will struggle to put food on the table this holiday season.