Upcoming Annual Stockholders Meeting in Oxford, MS

Save the date for our annual stockholders meeting on July 11, 2023 at the Oxford Conference Center. Things you don't want to miss: Update from D.C. with Todd Van Hoose, Farm Credit Council President and CEO, on Farm Bill latest developments and how it impacts farmers Board member elections A District update from Caroline Rydell, Farm Credit Bank of Texas VP of Government Relations

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Board Chairman Abbott Myers Featured in Delta Farm Press Article

Moving into a new territory always brings a little trepidation. Where do we find good, credible contacts? Who are the ag leaders in the area? Where can I find some tasty short ribs? ...

Chief Appraiser Tyler Mullins attends FCBT Association Young Leadership Program Tour in NYC, D.C.

Mississippi Land Bank Chief Appraiser, Tyler Mullins, was amongst the delegates who attended. the 2024 Farm Credit Bank of Texas Association Leadership Program (ALP) to New York and Washington, D.C., last week.