Farm Credit Services of America

We stand in solidarity with the communities impacted by the Nebraska wildfires. As we continue to monitor this evolving situation, we remain committed to providing meaningful support through our community giving programs. Below, you’ll find links to trusted resources and support services available to those in the affected areas. ➡️ disaster.unl.edu ➡️ beef.unl.edu/fire ➡️ nebraskacattlemen.org/wildfire-resou…

The average U.S. farmer grows more than twice as much food as the generation before while using less land, energy, and water to do so. This National Ag Week, take a look at some remarkable stats about the most productive and efficient food system on the planet.

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Biofuel policy shifts could boost soybean crush and strengthen local basis for farmers. A recent analysis from @terrainag unpacks federal tailwinds, state hurdles like California's Low Carbon Fuel Standard, and what it means for your operation. Link to the full report in the replies.

Is your crop marketing plan ready for 2026? In our upcoming webinar, we'll discuss simple but critical strategies for calibrating your marketing plans in light of higher interest rates and lean profitability. Register to watch live or later: bit.ly/4lnDOON This webinar will feature @AgEconomists co-founders David Widmar and Brent Gloy, and insurance officer Christina Smith.

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Recent updates to California's Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS) are creating challenges for Midwest grain producers. This shift could disrupt demand from refiners and crushers, directly affecting soybean economics and basis levels for farmers.​ @TerrainAg outlines what these LCFS changes could mean for your marketing strategy. Link to the full report in the replies.

FCSAmerica, together with our partnering Farm Credit Associations, is proud to sponsor the Central Plains Dairy Expo. Join us on March 18 at 10:30 a.m. for our featured breakout session, where our panel will deliver timely insights to help producers navigate shifting markets, understand key price drivers, and stay competitive in 2026. We look forward to connecting with you and supporting the continued growth and resilience of the dairy industry. #CPDE2026

We offer scholarships every year to help support students earning agriculture degrees across our four-state area. Visit our website to learn more about available scholarships and how to apply. fcsamerica.com/scholarships

🌟 Happy Employee Appreciation Day! 🌟 Today, we recognize our teammates who bring our mission to life through serving rural communities and agriculture with dedication and heart. Thank you for your commitment, passion, and teamwork. We appreciate you! 🙌

This March, we celebrate the remarkable women producers across the FCSAmerica territory who strengthen agriculture with their leadership, innovation, and dedication. Thank you for the work you do every day to support ag, and future of rural communities.

“As producers face tighter margins, higher input costs, and ongoing uncertainty in grain markets, risk management has never been more important. Tony Jesina, senior vice president of insurance, sat down with @markettalkag at @ComClassic to discuss risk management and how crop insurance plays such a crucial role in that strategy. Watch or listen at youtube.com/watch?v=cEkB42…

FCSAmerica was a proud sponsor of the National Ethanol Conference (NEC) held in Orlando this week. Our teammates connected with customers, industry leaders, and partners across the ethanol value chain. The conference covered key policy updates, global market expansion, E15 momentum, and emerging opportunities in energy security and sustainable fuels. Together, the agenda and networking opportunities created a platform for learning, collaboration, and strategic conversations that continue to move the industry forward. #RFANEC

Tony Jesina, senior vice president – insurance, brought his crop insurance expertise to @ComClassic. He joined fellow experts from partnering Farm Credit Associations for the “Ask the Expert: Perspectives from Across the Farm Credit System” panel. If you're in San Antonio for the show, stop by booth 1363 and talk to Tony about your risk management needs. 📍 Booth 1363 | 📅 Today through Friday

This National FFA Week, we celebrate the passion, dedication, and leadership of students and educators who are shaping the future of agriculture. We are proud to support FFA chapters and agricultural education initiatives that help young leaders expand their skills and drive innovation through leadership, service, and community development. Join the FFA community for a day of giving to support the next generation of leaders and agriculturists. giveffaday.ffa.org #giveffaday #nationalffaweek

Now is the ideal time to reassess your 2026 crop insurance strategy. Our insurance officers use advanced tools to analyze your operation and identify the best plan for your farm. Let's take a closer look.⬇️ Read full article: fcsamerica.com/resources/lear…

Last week, more than 200 women in agriculture came together in Sioux Falls for a day of learning, connection, and growth. From conversations about family living costs to strategies for avoiding burnout and rediscovering purpose, the event was filled with valuable insights to take back home. We appreciate everyone who joined us—and we’re excited to see you again next year!

Our Working Here Fund grants are one of the many ways we deliver on our mission to serve agriculture and rural communities. They support projects in four focus areas – ag education, hunger relief, rural disaster relief, and rural health services. In 2025, more than $5.3 million went towards projects like: ✅ Community gardens ✅ Grain bin rescue equipment ✅ 4-H and FFA Chapter projects ✅ Food bank and pantry needs ✅ Ag classroom curriculum and technology ✅ And more

2026/27 Crop Outlook Terrain’s early projections point to strong production but pressure on prices across major crops. 🌽Corn: Large supplies + steady demand = continued price pressure. 🌱Soybeans: Ample stocks keep prices soft; projected $10.31/bu. 🌾Wheat: Flat supply, lower use; expected price $5.46/bu. 🌾Sorghum: Slight acreage drop; projected $3.69/bu. without major China buys. 📊 Bottom line: Profitability will rely on disciplined planning and timely decisions in a supply-heavy market. 👉 Stay ahead of the market—connect with our team for insights tailored to your operation. View full report: fcsamerica.com/resources/lear…