MARSHALL, Texas—Legacy Ag Credit is proud to announce its recognition as a member of the 10K Club at this year's Farm City Week in Marshall. The honor was presented during the annual Sale of Champions, where Legacy Ag Credit was acknowledged for spending over $10,000 in 2024 to support local youth and agricultural projects. To commemorate the achievement, Legacy Ag Credit was awarded a special buckle, symbolizing their dedication to investing in the future of farming and ranching.
The 10K Club recognizes organizations and buyers who make significant contributions to the Sale of Champions, which highlights the hard work and dedication of FFA (Future Farmers of America) and 4-H students. This year’s event saw impressive projects from these young participants, ranging from livestock to agricultural innovations, all created with passion and determination.
"Being part of the 10K Club is a testament to Legacy Ag Credit's ongoing commitment to supporting the next generation of agricultural leaders," said Amy Fields, Branch Manager of Legacy Ag Credit's Marshall location. "By investing in these students' projects, we’re not just purchasing animals or items - we’re helping them develop skills, gain confidence, and fund their educational aspirations. It’s a privilege to contribute to their success."
The Sale of Champions provides a platform for young people to showcase their agricultural projects and allows community members and businesses to invest in their futures. For many students, the funds raised during this event can support college tuition or purchase future projects, both of which are vital to their continued growth and education in agriculture.
Legacy Ag Credit is honored to be part of this important event, supporting FFA and 4-H members, and looks forward to continuing its investment in the future of agriculture.
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Legacy Ag Credit recently welcomed three students to its Sulphur Springs office for the association's inaugural Job Shadow Program, a three-day experience designed to introduce young people to career opportunities within agricultural lending and the Farm Credit System.
Marshall Branch Manager Amy Fields was selected to participate in this year's Association Staff Leadership Program sponsored by Farm Credit Bank of Texas.
At Legacy Ag Credit, we know that our greatest strength is our people. That's why we're proud to continue our Legacy Legends series - a closer look at the team members who make a difference in the lives of our customers and communities every day.