Frontier Farm Credit

08/31/2026

Being customer-owned means sharing in our success.

For 22 years, our Board of Directors has approved cash-back dividends that return value to eligible customer-owners. Since 2004, we've returned $259 million through cash-back dividends, helping to strengthen operations across rural America.

That's the power of ownership. That's Strength for Every Season.

08/28/2026

Consumers can't get enough protein. But does that mean dairy producers should be trying to maximize protein output?

Terrain's latest analysis suggests the answer isn't that simple.

As demand for protein-rich products reshapes dairy markets, processors are working to identify the highest-value use for milk. While the protein boom appears to be a net positive for producers, success may be less about maximizing a single component and more about optimizing the balance between fat, protein, and the costs required to produce them.

Discover how the protein boom is evolving with new strategies across agriculture, innovation, and consumer demand, reshaping the future of protein production and markets.

08/26/2026

For this dairy producer, sustainability is about optimizing resources while increasing profitability and efficiency across the farm.

✅ A new milk chiller helps cool milk more efficiently and reduce energy use.
✅ Cow health is monitored using sensors that track key health indicators.
✅ Sand bedding is cleaned, recycled, and reused.
✅ Rainwater is collected and used in the sand separation process.

Read the full story in our sustainability report – link in comments.

08/21/2026

Interest rates don’t just affect loans – they influence nearly every financial decision on your operation. In our upcoming webinar, we’ll show how the time value of money shows up in real-world decisions like financing, equipment purchases, and land investments, and how rising rates quietly shift what makes sense and what doesn’t.

Register to watch live or later: https://bit.ly/4q8EDgF

This webinar will feature Agricultural Economic Insights, LLC co-founders David Widmar and Brent Gloy, along with Val Weis, commercial lending officer.

08/20/2026

That's a wrap on our 2026 summer internship program!

We're grateful for the 29 talented students who spent their summer learning and contributing to our teams. From meaningful projects and industry events to volunteer opportunities and professional development, they embraced every opportunity to make the most of their experience.

Join us in wishing them the best as they head back to school. 👏

08/19/2026

Agriculture has never been predictable.

Markets shift. Weather changes. Challenges emerge. And every day, producers find a way forward.

For more than a century, we’ve worked alongside agriculture through good years and tough ones – providing reliable credit, knowledge, and support to help producers navigate uncertainty and pursue opportunity.

That’s what Strength for Every Season means to us.

08/12/2026

Our strength comes from who we serve.

As a customer-owned cooperative, we’re built to support agriculture for the long term. That means providing reliable, consistent credit to rural America – today and tomorrow.

Our customer-owners help shape our cooperative’s future, and we’re here to support theirs. Because when they succeed, agriculture moves forward.

That’s what Strength for Every Season means to us.

08/11/2026

One of the biggest benefits of Side X Side isn't just what you learn. It's who you meet.

By bringing together the next generation of producers from across the Midwest, Side X Side creates opportunities to hear different perspectives, build relationships, and learn from others navigating many of the same decisions and challenges.

There's one conference left this year. Learn more and reserve your spot using the link in the comments.

Registration is open to producers who are 35 years of age or younger, or have been farming for 10 years or less.

08/10/2026

The 2026 election is underway, and your vote counts here. This is an opportunity for customer-owners to help shape the future of Frontier Farm Credit.

Visit our website to learn more about the candidates and for additional information on voting options. frontierfarmcredit.com/elections

For each completed ballot received, a $15 donation will be made to Kansas FFA. Total contributions to Kansas FFA will not exceed $25,000.

Ballots must be submitted by 12 p.m. CT on August 21, 2026 to be counted.

08/06/2026

Despite a more challenging commodity outlook than many expected, farmland values held steady in the first six months of 2026.

View our latest benchmark farmland values report for a breakdown of cropland values, pasture values, and additional insights. frontierfarmcredit.com/resources/learning-center/latest-land-values