Lisa Dudley Promoted to Cash Management Supervisor

Lisa Dudley was promoted to Cash Management Supervisor on June 15, 2022. Nearly seven years ago, Lisa joined the Mississippi Land Bank family as an accountant and has worked in our cash management department for the past three years.

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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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Win the Hunt of a Lifetime!

A Mississippi lifetime sportsman's license for a Mississippi resident youth (ages 5-16).

Mississippi Land Bank Launches Referral Program

On April 1, Mississippi Land Bank introduced a new program to thank our customers for referring new business to the association. If a referral meets the program’s guidelines, you can receive a $250 referral fee. Read more to see the guidelines.

2022 Dixie National Sale of Junior Champions

Mississippi Land Bank is a proud supporter of 4-H and FFA, and the biggest livestock exhibition in Mississippi: The Dixie Nationals. This year, 1,500 young people exhibited over 2,000 head of livestock, in hopes of securing a spot in the Sale of Junior Champions.