Association News

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...

At AgCarolina Farm Credit, our roots run deep, not just in agriculture, but in the people who live and breathe it every day. When you walk into AgCarolina’s Ahoskie office, you’ll likely be greeted by Carissa Miller, Servicing Specialist, whose connection to agriculture runs far beyond her desk...

Greenville, NC – November 13, 2025 – AgCarolina Farm Credit, a local lending cooperative, partnered with PRIME BBQ in Knightdale, NC, and McCalls BBQ & Seafood in Goldsboro, NC, to host lunches honoring veterans. Veterans enjoyed a complimentary meal at both PRIME Barbecue and McCalls BBQ & Seafood...

Dear Stockholder: The 2025 Annual Stockholders’ Meeting of AgCarolina Farm Credit, ACA will be held on October 22, 2025 at AgCarolina Farm Credit, 636 Rock Spring Road, Greenville, N.C. The business meeting will begin at 9:00 a.m. The purpose of the Annual Meeting is to elect Stockholder-Elected...

For Natalie and Jason Farmer, farming isn’t just a job, it’s a legacy. Natalie is a fourth-generation farmer at Wester Farms in Louisburg, North Carolina. Together with her husband Jason, they run a diverse operation that includes tobacco, cucumbers, corn, soybeans, wheat, and a herd of about 500...

For those involved in agriculture, the passion for the industry runs deep. That’s certainly true for Kaleb Sargent. Born in Indiana, at a young age, Kaleb’s family moved to North Carolina and has called Sampson County home for over 20 years. Kaleb’s family planted roots and bought a swine farm, a...

AgCarolina's Farm & Country Summer 2025 Issue Has Arrived! The latest edition of Farm & Country magazine is here! Check out what’s inside: President’s Message – A note from CEO Evan Kleinhans on grit, growth, and resilience $48.5 Million Patronage – All-cash refunds with an average 1.76% interest...

While some roots grow deep where they are planted, others find strength in new ground- as Melissa Boney did in rural Sampson County. Melissa’s family moved from New Jersey to North Carolina when she was seven years old. It didn’t take long for her roots to begin to grow, especially after meeting her...