Texas Farm Credit

06/17/2026

Growing crops in South Texas comes with its own set of risks, timelines, and pressures. Our crop insurance team knows that firsthand, because we’ve worked the land ourselves.

MPCI coverage through Texas Farm Credit means you get an agent who understands you as a producer, not just a policy number. Connect with an insurance specialist near you and see the difference: texasfarmcredit.com/products-services/insurance-programs/contact/

06/16/2026

Sometimes the right property just needs the right updates.

Texas Farm Credit Mortgage Loan Originator Brittney Krolczyk explains how a remodel loan can roll your purchase and renovation into one, so you can stop settling and start bringing your dream home to life.

Learn how it works: https://texasfarmcredit.com/resources/home-remodel-loans/

06/12/2026

We had such a special evening at Texas State Aquarium celebrating our TFC Robstown members, honoring our retiring board members, and simply gettin’ together again!

Thank you to James Dawley, David Henneke, and David Cannon for your years of service on our Board of Directors, to our Robstown team for putting on such a memorable event with the most spectacular views, and to our Robstown family for reminding us why we do what we do.

06/11/2026

For more than a century, Farm Credit has worked side by side with rural communities. Our cooperative structure means each Farm Credit association is owned by our customers – farmers, ranchers and rural Americans we serve.

06/10/2026

Texas Farm Credit recently recognized three retiring members of our Board of Directors during the Robstown branch’s annual customer appreciation dinner.

As part of this year’s event, we honored James Dawley, David Henneke, and David Cannon for their leadership, guidance and service to our association over the years.

“Their leadership has helped guide Texas Farm Credit through growth and change while keeping our cooperative focused on the members and communities we serve,” said Mark Miller, Chief Executive Officer of Texas Farm Credit. “We are grateful for their commitment and wish them the very best in retirement.”

Read more about the backgrounds and impact of our honorees in the full news release: https://texasfarmcredit.com/our-story/news/texas-farm-credit-honors-retiring-board-members-for-dedicated-service/

Texas Farm Credit Board of Directors, pictured left to right: Gregory T. Richbourg, Jon Whatley, Roxann Garvin, Jeff Striplin, Kevin Sampson, David Henneke, John Holloway, Jerry Chappell, James Dawley, Bobby Hobson, Marion Vines Durand, Scott Binder, John Prukop, and Roger Claxton. Also honored but not pictured: David Cannon.

06/09/2026

We wouldn’t be the association we are today without our TFC Robstown family. 💚

06/05/2026

If you love capturing rural places and friendly faces, life on the farm, crazy times on the ranch, or your favorite little moments of country living, it’s your time to shine! 📸

The Texas Farm Credit Rural Photo Contest is NOW OPEN: Send us your best shots that capture the heart of rural life for your chance to win up to $500 and be featured in our 2027 photo calendar!

Catch up on contest guidelines and enter today: https://texasfarmcredit.com/our-story/community/photo-contest

All entries must be submitted by August 1, 2026 at midnight and winners will be announced in October, so get snappin’!

06/04/2026

“It’d be amazing for the old timers to wake up and see what we’re doing.”

As a multi-generational family farm rooted in Atascosa County for over 120 years, there’s always more to learn between Bill and his son Brett at Slomchinski Farms.

06/03/2026

Texas grown is the way to go. Texas Farm Credit is proud to serve food and fiber producers, as well as the communities they support.

Farm Credit is proud to partner with operations that provide fresh, wholesome food to their communities year-round.

From CSA boxes to farmers market booths, they connect families to local food and strengthen the fabric of rural America.