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Farm Credit East is made in agriculture - a cooperative owned by the customers it serves. More than any other lender, we understand your unique credit needs and offer the specialized products, tools and services to help grow your success.
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Dairy Revenue Protection-Upcoming Deadline
Producers can sign up for the program at any time, but June 30 is the deadline to transfer your policy if you have one in place.
2024 Farm Credit East Sustainability Report
2024 Sustainability Report
Read the recently released Farm Credit East 2024 Sustainability Report.
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It Pays to be a Customer-Owner
Farm Credit East customer owners earned a combined $140 million patronage based on 2024 earnings.

Latest News & Blog

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Today's Harvest Blog

If retirement is on the horizon, the sooner you can start thinking about succession planning, the better. Whether your plan is to transition your business to the next generation or a non-family successor, you should be speaking to a consultant or advisor on how to make it a smooth transition. 

 

June 11, 2025

No other lender delivers more for your money

  • Deep agricultural expertise.

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  • Customer-owned and mission driven

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  • Capacity to serve your needs.

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  • Supporting the future of agriculture.

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Industry Trends & Education

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Reports

This month's Knowledge Exchange Partner article contributors Corey A. Geiger and Abbigail C. Prins of CoBank, outline a mixed outlook for U.S. dairy in 2025, noting strong retail sales and export potential but weak restaurant demand and rising costs. They highlight a historic drop in cow culling, surging butterfat production, and global herd challenges, suggesting cautious optimism for the industry’s future.

June 9, 2025

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