Proper farming equipment will enhance your operations with greater efficiency and productivity. Questions arise about how much a farmer should invest in equipment. What type of farming equipment should you choose, new or used? What about maintenance and repair? Are there any state programs available to new farmers? We'll answer these questions and more in our guide for farmers starting out in the agriculture business.

The allure of sprawling Texas landscapes, with its farmlands and serene rural settings, calls many to pursue farm life. Land loans in Texas serve as a bridge for those who dream of rural living, whether it's managing a farm, breeding horses, or simply enjoying nature. This post will take a deep dive into land loans, the different types of loans available, key terms borrowers should know, tips to improve credit scores, budgeting tools, and so much more. Get ready! You're dreams of owning a bit of Texas are this much closer to reality.

Whether your dream is to open a boarding stable, run a riding stable, or other services, a well-thought-out business plan is your first step towards success. It not only serves as a blueprint for your business's future but also plays a crucial role in securing equestrian loans and horse farm financing. Let's dive into the why and how of creating a business plan.

Grasping the nuances of land loan calculations is fundamental for farmers and ranchers looking to secure their operations' future. It's not just about knowing how much you can borrow; it's about understanding how the loan aligns with your long-term goals and current financial situation. A well-structured land loan can be the difference between just getting by and truly thriving on your land. This article reviews the factors come into play when calculating a land loan, each important in its own right.

Legacy Ag Credit awarded $10,000 in grant funding divided between two organizations to assist their efforts to support the next generation of agriculturists.

Legacy Ag Credit presented Como-Pickton ISD with a $10,000 check for the repairs and renovation of their greenhouse following the June 2023 storms. Pictured left to right: Legacy Ag Credit Canton Branch Manager Joseph Grier, Como-Pickton CTE Director Michael Bowen, Como-Pickton Ag Science Teacher Rachel Claxton, Como-Pickton Ag Science Teacher Justin Asbill, and Legacy Ag Credit CEO Derrell Chapman.

In our fast-paced, high-tech world, the idea of a simpler, more open-concept home design is suddenly causing quite the frenzy across generations. Those used to the compact, universal designs of the city are venturing outward and developing newer, fresher homes that speak to the cozy dynamic that can’t be found in the hustle and bustle of more urban areas. The answer is a barndominium! Taking new construction design enthusiasts by storm, barndominiums have become the sweet spot for people looking to downsize (or upsize from a rental) to a more unique and elevated “mini home.” If a barndominium has been on your radar or you’re looking for new design ideas to get you inspired, keep reading! In this blog, we’ll be discussing all things barndominiums and how you can finance your dream barndominium with help from Legacy AG Credit.

Legacy Ag Credit members Matthew and Amanda Hazel of Fruitvale, Texas took their interests in agriculture to Capitol Hill on June 22, 2023.

Legacy Ag Credit, a rural lending cooperative, recently awarded $20,000 in scholarships to seven students in Northeast Texas. The scholarships are awarded to graduating high school seniors that have exhibited excellence in academics and agriculture.

We are pleased to announce the results of the 2023 Director Election. Brandon Sides has been re-elected by the stockholders to serve a three (3) year term. Whit Dale has also been elected by the stockholders to serve a three (3) year term.

Legacy Ag Credit, a northeast Texas financing cooperative, has welcome news for its member-borrowers.

Legacy Ag Credit stockholders recently reelected Terry Milligan of Van Zandt County and elected Dr. Robert Tiller of Harrison County to the rural lending cooperative’s board of directors. Both will serve three-year terms.