Farm Credit of Western Arkansas

11/01/2026

10/31/2026

At first glance, these may look like dots on a map.

But each one represents a student pursuing a dream. A volunteer giving their time. A community organization filling a need. A family building a future. A customer sharing their story. A neighbor helping a neighbor.

Throughout Cooperative Month, we've highlighted just a few of the many ways Farm Credit of Western Arkansas invests in the communities we serve. From scholarships and youth leadership programs to community involvement, volunteer service, and customer success stories, every marker represents people and places that make rural Arkansas stronger.

As a customer-owned cooperative, our mission extends far beyond financing. We believe strong communities are built through relationships, service, and investing in future generations. Whether it's supporting local youth, celebrating the accomplishments of our members, or helping organizations make a difference in their hometowns, we're proud to be part of the fabric of rural Arkansas.

10/29/2026

We built a haunted house for farmers, landowners, and rural homeowners, and honestly...we may have gone too far.

Swipe if you dare. 🎃

10/29/2026

Ask a Lender: What’s the first step in buying farmland?

Before you start the loan application process, there’s an important first step: negotiate a purchase price and get an offer accepted.

Once you and the seller agree on the terms, you can work with your lender to move forward with financing.

Thinking about purchasing farmland? Our team at Farm Credit of Western Arkansas is here to help you navigate the process, from understanding your financing options to preparing for your next step.

📍 Have a farmland question? Drop it in the comments for a future episode of Ask a Lender!

10/28/2026

Across our territory, Farm Credit employees dedicate their time, talents, and hearts to organizations that make rural Arkansas stronger. Through our Community Involvement Dollars program, we're proud to support the causes our employees are passionate about, from youth development and agricultural education to fire departments, civic organizations, community foundations, food programs, and local nonprofits.

Every dot on this map represents an organization working to improve the lives of people in its community. It represents volunteers serving meals, coaching youth, organizing livestock shows, providing scholarships, supporting first responders, mentoring future leaders, and stepping up whenever there's a need.

What makes this program special is that the impact begins with our employees. They are the volunteers, board members, mentors, coaches, leaders, and advocates who help these organizations succeed. Our Community Involvement Dollars program amplifies that impact by helping employees support the causes they care about most.

Together, these investments strengthen the communities where our members live, work, and raise their families.

10/27/2026

We are now hiring for a Commercial and Ag Lender in our Ozark branch. To learn more and apply, visit www.myaglender.com/careers.

10/27/2026

We are proud to sponsor the school garden program and help kids learn where their food comes from. 🫜

10/26/2026

Thank you, Congressman Bruce Westerman, for visiting our campus today to discuss the issues impacting farmers and rural Arkansans. We appreciate you taking the time to hear directly from our team and engage in conversations about the challenges facing our rural communities.

10/26/2026

Home is more than a house. It's the people, traditions, and connections that surround it.

For the Greene family, building their dream home wasn't just about creating a beautiful place to live. It was about creating a place where family can gather, memories can be made, and future generations can stay connected to the land and the people they love.

As a cooperative, we understand the importance of building strong foundations. Whether it's a farm, a business, or a family home, we're proud to help our members invest in the places and relationships that matter most.

This Cooperative Month, we're celebrating stories like the Greenes' that remind us home is about more than where you live. It's about where you belong.