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If you're thinking of forming a business entity to buy land, we've compiled a comparison list to help you decide.

Growing up on a tobacco farm and vegetable garden, Carmen Huffman knew that she wanted to stay and work on her family farm in Iredell County.

In 2008, Bonnie Griffin decided to take the biggest risk of her life and leave her teaching position to purchase a piece of property 30 minutes outside of Charlotte, NC.

Whether you’re new to borrowing or just need a refresh on closing costs, you may want to know what to expect throughout the process. We're here to help!

The Farm Credit Assocations of Georgia discuss the pros and cons of paying cash or financing your next big timber purchase.

We explain the why and how behind filling out a balance sheet when getting a land loan. Article includes a balance sheet template.

Here are 5 things you should be doing as you consider buying a piece of rural land for investment purposes or other future plans.

Who determines if you need flood insurance and what kind of structures are required to be covered? We discuss this and more.

Land Loans: FAQ on Getting Pre-qualified: We answer all of your frequently asked questions on getting pre-qualified including benefits, what's on the form, and the difference between a pre-qualification and an application.

Learn how this SC couple adapted their childhood farm dream in the midst of disaster and how they continue to welcome change in their organic farming operation.

Want to make sure your loan gets approved without a snag? Check out this article of tips and best practices when it comes to applying for your home loan from start to close!

We answer all of your frequently asked questions on getting pre-qualified including benefits, what's on the form, and the difference between a pre-qualification and an application.

What is patronage and how is it determined at AgSouth?

When interest rates drop, you might be wondering, “Is now a good time to refinance my existing loan?”

Pat is the owner of Laurel Springs Nursery in Laurel Springs, North Carolina. For over 40 years, the farm has grown Christmas trees.