Association News

AgCarolina Farm Credit is pleased to welcome Allison Rooks, Chloe Magness, Gavin Merlo, Mason Kellum, and Whitley Butler to its 2026 Summer Internship Program Greenville, NC – May 28, 2026 - AgCarolina Farm Credit welcomes five talented interns to its summer internship program, where they will gain...

Mental Health Awareness Month highlights the importance of supporting the people who make agriculture possible. Long hours, unpredictable seasons, and financial pressures can take a toll on farmers, ranchers, and rural communities. At AgCarolina Farm Credit, we’re committed to supporting both our...

A passion passed down through generations remains strong with Buster Manning. Inspired by his grandfather, who started it all, Buster continues the family’s farming legacy with passion, grit, and determination. After graduating from NC State University, he returned home to join the farm, carrying...

Greenville, NC – AgCarolina Farm Credit is pleased to announce the appointment of Amy Baker as an outside director to its Board of Directors. Baker brings more than 30 years of experience in professional services and financial oversight, strengthening the Association’s commitment to strong...

AgCarolina Farm Credit is proud to recognize its 2026 scholarship recipients, investing more than $20,000 in local scholarships to support outstanding students dedicated to leadership, agriculture, and strengthening rural communities. All scholarships distributed support academic excellence...

With the steady rhythms of home and the love of family and friends, you’ll find the heart of the farm beating passionately for all she holds dear—a woman of agriculture. Field meals delivered, kids taxied to activities, laundry caked with manure and grease—washed and folded. She keeps the farm...

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...