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Building a Legacy: Hind Cattle Company

For Jason and Elisa Hind, building a life in agriculture was never just a dream. It was a calling. Today, the couple operates Hind Cattle Company, a thriving registered Akaushi […]

West Texas and High Plains could see increase in crop insurance claims

With challenging growing conditions in parts of Texas, the 2026 crop insurance season is shaping up to be highly active, particularly for cotton. Capital Farm Credit (CFC) will be ready […]

Debra Tomas retires after 25 years

After 25 years of service, Edna Relationship Manager Debra Tomas will retire on Aug. 31. Debra’s career at Capital Farm Credit reflects a legacy of leadership, dedication and unwavering commitment […]

Rooted in service, growing through leadership: Amanda Brown selected for prestigious leadership experience

Employee Amanda Brown will represent Capital Farm Credit at the upcoming AWARD meeting in Pennsylvania.

Capital Farm Credit interns reflect on a summer of growth and impact

This summer, I was among 10 Capital Farm Credit interns, who worked on projects that addressed real opportunities and challenges across the organization and the agricultural industry.

Capital Farm Credit announces winners of the 2027 Calendar Photo Contest

From swamplands to cotton farms, this year’s Capital Farm Credit photo contest showcased incredible images and landscapes from across Texas.

Celebrating Becky Mikulec’s Career: 26 Years of Service, Dedication and Heart

After a 26-year career with Capital Farm Credit, we celebrate Becky Mikulec, senior administrative assistant, as she prepares to retire.

Capital Farm Credit thanks outgoing Board of Director Terry McAlister

Capital Farm Credit extends its deepest gratitude to outgoing Board of Director Terry McAlister, who has spent the last 32 years serving as an elected representative to Farm Credit shareholders.

What A Melon

Row crop farmer, Mike Helle, living a life of legacy in the Rio Grande Valley.

Customer awareness update: New World Screwworm detected in South Texas

We want to make you aware of an important development for the livestock industry. On June 3, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) and the Texas Animal Health Commission (TAHC) confirmed the presence of New World Screwworm (NWS) in a bovine in Zavala County, Texas.