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2026 Student Scholarships
$5,000 scholarships available to students pursuing careers in ag-related fields. Apply by March 19.
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Webinar: 2026 Maple Industry Outlook
Farm Credit East and Horizon Farm Credit recently hosted Mark Cannella of the University of Vermont for a webinar looking at the Maple syrup and sugar industry in 2026.
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Protecting your Information
With heightened cybersecurity threats and attacks, Farm Credit East reminds customers to stay vigilant. Monitor your accounts for suspicious activity, whether with Farm Credit or elsewhere. If you receive an unexpected notification, contact the provider immediately.

Latest News & Blog

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Today's Harvest Blog

The spring sales closing date is one of the most important deadlines for crop insurance customers. It marks the final opportunity to purchase or adjust your coverage before the planting season begins. This date ensures that your risk management plan is locked in and ready to protect your operation throughout the growing season. Here’s what you need to know as the spring sales closing date approaches. 

January 21, 2026

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

Reports

This month’s Knowledge Exchange Partner article contributed by Mark Cannella, Extension Associate Professor at the University of Vermont, offers a broad look at the key forces influencing today’s U.S. maple industry. Steady production, evolving consumer demand, and ongoing economic pressures are reshaping the market landscape. These trends present both opportunities and challenges for producers as they navigate changing conditions. As the sector adjusts to these developments, thoughtful planning and adaptability will play an important role in sustaining long‑term growth and stability.

January 9, 2026

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