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Economic assistance headed to farmers in early 2026

The federal government on Monday announced $12 billion in one-time bridge payments for farmers who have faced challenges due to market disruptions and increased production costs.

Disasters don’t wait—why should you? 

When it comes to protecting your livelihood, every season counts. Multi-Peril Crop Insurance gives you the confidence to face the unexpected with coverage designed to keep your operation strong, no […]

Stay alert for farmer fraud

You may feel like you live in the middle-of-nowhere, Texas, but scammers can still find you! At this year’s Capital Farm Credit AgriRoots Conference, attendees learned that fraud can be big business for scammers, especially as technology and Artificial Intelligence (AI) evolves.

CFC Board of Director Applications open Nov. 24 to Dec. 26

Capital Farm Credit offers a variety of ways for our stockholders to get involved, including the opportunity to serve on our Board of Directors and our nominating committee. Applications are […]

Capital Farm Credit to present Aaron Watson’s “Horse Named Texas” Tour in 2026

Capital Farm Credit is proud to announce its partnership with country music star Aaron Watson for his highly anticipated nationwide tour, featuring over 100 stops across the United States. This extensive tour will spotlight Watson’s renowned work ethic and his deep-rooted connection with fans from coast to coast.

Renowned ag economist provides keys to unlocking farm prosperity

The future of farming was in sharp focus at Capital Farm Credit’s 2025 AgriRoots Conference, as Virginia Tech Professor Emeritus Dr. Dave Kohl gave global insight and sage advice on how to navigate the industry’s current challenges.

AgriRoots Conference cultivates connections that grow agricultural success

Texas agricultural producers gathered in College Station for Capital Farm Credit’s third annual AgriRoots Conference, where one message echoed throughout the two-day event – relationships are the roots of resilience and growth in agriculture.

Rural land ownership in Texas: Is it right for you?

With Texas continuing to grow, rural landownership could be a promising and versatile investment.

First bale, first win: South Texas cotton supports future farmers

While stories of high input costs, low commodity prices and more supply than demand are making headlines nationwide, there are a few bright spots for South Texas farmers.

Shaggy Girls turning heads in Southeast Texas

Cuteness abounds at Shaggy Girls Cattle Company, but don’t let these adorable Scottish Highland cows fool you. These bushy bovines are becoming big business in the ranching industry.