Regional Ag News

The Farm Credit Associations of North Carolina Support Local Youth in Agriculture STATESVILLE, NC (February 11, 2026) – AgSouth Farm Credit and AgCarolina Farm Credit are pleased to announce that the 2025 Pull for Youth sporting clays events generated $90,000 to benefit North Carolina 4H and FFA...

From coastal plains to winding rivers, Eastern North Carolina holds a beauty all its own. It’s where the tea is sweet, BBQ is a noun, and strong agricultural roots shape everyday life. From family farms passed down through generations to small operations beginning a new chapter, farming remains the...

GREENVILLE, N.C. – AgCarolina Farm Credit and AgSouth Farm Credit are pleased to announce that the 2025 Pull for Youth sporting clays events generated $90,000 to benefit North Carolina 4‑H and FFA chapters. Now in its ninth year, the Pull for Youth events continue to strengthen agricultural...

AgCarolina Farm Credit is pleased to announce that its 2025 patronage distribution—totaling $42 million in all‑cash refunds—will be returned to members on March 26, 2026. This distribution is paid directly to member‑borrowers, underscoring the Association’s strong financial performance and its...

Greenville, NC – AgCarolina Farm Credit recently completed the 2025 Director and Nominating Committee election. An independent third party tabulated the ballots, and the results have been certified and provided to the Association. We appreciate the participation of AgCarolina voting stockholders to...

Greenville, NC – AgCarolina Farm Credit is proud to announce the award of more than $45,000 in grant funding to fifteen organizations dedicated to cultivating stronger rural communities throughout North Carolina. AgCarolina is committed to enhancing the quality of life and future opportunities for...