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Farm Credit of Western New York
At A Glance
- More than 90 years of lending
to farmers, in good times and bad
- The # 1 financial services cooperative
for the Northeast ag industry
- Serving people involved in the business of agriculture, including:
farmers, nursery and greenhouse operators, forest products businesses,
part-time growers, agribusinesses and country home owners.
- More than 3,400 customers in our
16-county territory
- A leader in farm legislation
- More than $802 million in loans
and leases to capitalize ag businesses
- Part of the national Farm Credit System founded in 1916
to promote the growth and prosperity of agriculture throughout the United
States
- A full range of credit services:
- Real estate loans
- Equipment loans
- Operating loans
- Country home mortgage loans
- Letters of credit
- Profit Analyzer services
- Focus on the Future seminars
Financial services that enhance productivity and profitability:
- Leases
- Tax services
- Financial record-keeping services and software
- Payroll services
- Estate planning
- Farm business consulting
- Appraisals
- Financial consulting
- Multi-peril crop insurance
- $51.9
million distributed to customers in patronage refunds over the past
11 years.
- Proud sponsors of dozens of agricultural, community and civic activities,
including: FFA Star Farmer, New York State Economic Development Initiative,
LEAD New York, 4-H, New York FarmNet, Cornell Dairy Fellows and Century
Farm Awards
- A scholarship program to help talented college students achieve their
dream of higher education
What is a "cooperative"?
When you become a Farm Credit of Western New York borrower, you become
a member of a financial cooperative with stockholder voting rights and
an opportunity to share in the distribution of patronage dividends. These
dividends are based on interestor "patronage"accrued by members
to the cooperative and returned to borrowers following the end of every
calendar year in which our net earnings meet objectives.
Key
Benefit: Patronage dividends help reduce the cost of borrowing.
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