Created by Congress through the 1916 Federal Farm Loan Act, the Farm Credit System was the nation's first Government Sponsored Enterprise (GSE). It provided the framework for people living in rural America to access farm loans. Over the years, the System has expanded to include programs for financing farmers, agribusinesses, farmer cooperatives, rural development, forestry, fisheries, and more. The System repaid the last of its federal funds in 2006. Today, it is wholly farmer-owned by more than half a million borrowers. Southwest Georgia Farm Credit Facebook Standards of Community Notice:
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