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FCC predicts drop in farm cash receipts for 2024

Interest rates, inputs costs may come down but farmers urged to sharpen their pencils

FCC's top economist is urging farmers to find any way they can to save money, as the ag lender projects a 4.8 per cent decline in farm cash receipts in 2024 on the heels of lower commodity prices.

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FCC announces new 4R incentive

The program is open to FCC customers who use AgExpert platform

FCC announced the new Sustainability Incentive Program at the Western Canadian Crop Production Show in Saskatoon. The program is open to FCC customers who put a 4R nutrient management plan in place, record production activities through AgExpert Field, and have their 4R practices verified by a 4R designated agronomist.


FCC sees calmer waters ahead on input market

FCC sees calmer waters ahead on input market

Has the market finally steadied, or it is the calm before another storm?

Glacier FarmMedia – Farmers can breathe a sigh of relief knowing crop input prices have stabilized as the world adapts to global supply challenges. That was the message as Farm […] Read more




Although farm debt and interest rates are rising, and land is expensive, conditions are not forming for another crisis like that seen in the 1980s, say experts.

New support not indicative of debt crisis: FCC

The agriculture lender has announced new credit lines with waived fees, but maintains there is no debt crisis on the horizon

Farm Credit Canada has new support for farmers facing financial difficulties. On May 23, the lender announced it will offer unsecured credit lines up to $500,000 to agricultural producers and […] Read more


File: Ontario farmland.

To buy or to rent?

Rent-to-price ratio can help farmers decide what’s best for them

Higher interest rates don’t seem to be affecting the ratio between land values and land rental costs — at least not yet. Farm Credit Canada’s latest analysis of farmland rental […] Read more