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About us: Farm Credit Services of America, based in Omaha, Nebraska, is dedicated to serving the agricultural credit and financial needs of farmers and ranchers in Iowa, Nebraska, South Dakota and Wyoming.We are a part of the Farm Credit System, a nationwide agricultural network providing credit and affiliated services to farm and ranch operators across the United States. Overall, the Farm Credit System supplies the nation's agricultural industry with nearly one-third of its credit needs. For more information on the Farm Credit System and other Farm Credit Associations visit www.farmcredit.com.We continuously look for new and better ways to deliver products and services to our customers by upgrading technologies for added speed and convenience and employing specialists for greater understanding of customer needs. Responding to customer needs quickly, personally and professionally is a mission our employees all share. View our social media guidelines: fcsamerica.com/social-media-guidelinesView our terms: fcsamerica.com/termsEmployment Opportunities:We offer a variety of full-time and part-time employment opportunities. Our benefits program is designed to attract and retain qualified employees who meet our standards of excellence and who embrace our core values of honesty and integrity.

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https://www.fcsamerica.com/

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Industry

Financial Services

Company size

1,001-5,000 employees

Headquarters

Omaha, Nebraska

Type

Privately Held

Founded

1916

Specialties

Farm Credit, Farm Finance, Crop insurance, Technology, Mortgages, Agriculture, Innovation, lending, Credit, and banking

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  Our economist Matt Erickson spoke at South Dakota Soybean Association's 20th annual AgOutlook Conference this week. See the highlights from his presentation below. ⬇

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  Iowa farmers John and Laurie have adopted sustainability practices over the years to save time and reduce some of their costs. The first time John appreciated the potential of no-till was in the spring of 1991. The previous fall had been too wet to work his fields, and a wet spring made planting season very difficult.“At that point, I stopped discing and planted right into standing stocks. You could see the soil contact because everything was matted down from the snow we’d had, and the planter would cut right through the residue. That was the first time I think I realized, hey, this works a lot better if you don’t even touch the stuff."“From that point on, the soil has just carried the equipment better. It’s got more of a natural structure. You see worm holes all over through the soil. The infiltration when you get a hard rain is so much better.”And while John and Laurie know their soil is healthier because of no-till, they don’t claim it leads to superior yields. “I’m sure there are years where maybe it has cost us a bushel or two (versus conventional tillage). But I look at it in the long term, and I’m convinced we’re doing it the right way.”#WorldSoilDay

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  Producers are increasingly being asked to provide their carbon intensity scores. Learn more about them. ⬇

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  Teammates in our Omaha office have been getting in the Thanksgiving spirit by volunteering their time with several local nonprofits.Over the past week, more than 120 teammates have pitched in to:✔ Assemble more than 2,000 Thanksgiving meals to be distributed throughout the community✔ Bake and package nearly 250 pies into individual portions✔ Deliver more than 50 Thanksgiving meals to senior citizens✔ Help clients at Heartland Hope Mission fill carts and load cars with holiday meal itemsWhispering Roots, Intercultural Senior Center and Heartland Hope Mission– thank you for all you do for our community and for allowing us to support the important work you do every day.

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  Supporting our communities is foundational to who we are. It’s inspiring to see our teammates supporting the important work of local nonprofits like Project Harmony, and making an impact together.

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  As we head into 2025, now is a great time for producers to take another look at their risk management strategy. Tony Jesina, our SVP of insurance, spoke with Brownfield Ag News about how base-level coverage may not be enough to protect your operation in this lower-price environment.Link to full interview in the comments.

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  Area nonprofits have been awarded more than $3.3 million in Working Here Fund grants in 2024.Learn more about our grant program and the three focus areas we support.

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  Students from Iowa State’s ag business club recently visited our headquarters in Omaha to learn more about how we serve agriculture. Our teammates enjoy each opportunity to share our mission and speak with ag students from across the country. It’s one of many ways we show our commitment to supporting the next generation of agriculture.

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  Tony Jesina, our SVP of insurance, attended National Association of Farm Broadcasting's annual Trade Talk this week. He spoke with journalists about the economic pressures facing producers and the proactive risk management strategies essential for financial success in 2025.#NAFB24

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  Our economist Matt Erickson discusses the key indicators shaping the Federal Reserve’s next interest rate moves and possible impacts on agriculture.What it means for producers? Stay current on the overall interest rate environment and understand what it means for your operation. In a tight margin environment, finding ways to manage and cut costs while building working capital and gaining efficiencies will be critical to bottom lines for 2025.

  Federal Reserve November Meeting: Recap and What It Means for Producers

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