Texas Farm Credit Winter Newsletter

Texas Farm Credit and Heritage Land Bank have successfully merged, enhancing financial support for Texas’ rural and agricultural communities. The merger provides Heritage Land Bank members and stockholders with access to new financial products and services tailored to meet the unique needs of rural families, farmers, and ranchers. In addition, Texas Farm Credit acquires territory expansion into Tarrant County, bringing its services to even more Texans.

“This merger marks an exciting new chapter for Texas Farm Credit and Heritage Land Bank, uniting our strengths to better serve our members, employees, and the communities we call home,” said Mark Miller, Chief Executive Officer of Texas Farm Credit. “By combining our resources and expertise, we are enhancing the financial solutions available to our members, creating new opportunities for our employees, and deepening our commitment to supporting agricultural communities.”

To read more about our new Executive Leadership Team and Board of Directors, click below.

We’re proud to share that the King Ranch Institute for Ranch Management and the Texas A&M University-Kingsville Foundation recently honored Mark Miller, John O’Brien, and Lane Pepper with the Lead the Pack bronze. This recognition was presented by Dr. Rick Machen and Anne Thurwalker as a heartfelt thank-you for Texas Farm Credit’s longstanding support of KRIRM, especially through the sponsorship of the Texas Farm Credit Certificate in Advanced Ranch Management.

Since its establishment in 2008, this program has equipped ranchers and landowners to navigate the complexities of today’s evolving ranching industry. We’re honored to have our efforts acknowledged and to continue partnering with KRIRM to preserve and advance the legacy of ranching.