Research topic: Farm Credit Administration

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Farm Credit Administration

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Farm Credit Administration (FCA), an independent agency of the executive branch of the federal government that supervises and coordinates the Farm Credit System for American agriculture. The Farm Credit Act of 1971, which superseded all previous legislation, established the FCA to provide long-term and short-term credit to farmers and their cooperatives. Long-term mortgage loans help farmers acquire property or refinance existing debts; short-term loans are needed to finance crop and livestock production and marketing. In addition, the FCA makes emergency crop and feed loans to farmers who cannot... Read more
Farm Credit System
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Farm Crisis
FARM CRISIS The Family Farm Farming has always held a special...culture. The romantic image of the farm family working the soil is not the...increase productivity farmers bought new farm equipment and more land. Low interest...exports had overextended their borrowing credit and had begun to ... Read more

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