Announcing: Climate-Smart Grown in SC - Incentive Program for farmers and landowners in SC
Climate-Smart Grown in SC A collaboration between Clemson University, SC State University, and 27 Partner Organizations in South Carolina Funded by USDA’s Building Partnerships for Climate-Smart...
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Hurricane Ian: Office Operations
Updated 9/30/22: Dear members, As we prepare for Hurricane Ian, ArborOne Farm Credit plans to continue serving the needs of our loyal customers while ensuring the safety of our employees. Office...
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2022 Election Results
2022 Election Results Director Position 1 Harry B. DuRant 2023 Nominating Committee Steven "Neal" Baxley, Jr. John Scott McGill, IV Shane W. Stuckey William A. "Zan" Tomlinson, Jr. Raleigh O. "Trip"...
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ArborOne Farm Credit Promotes Members of Executive Leadership
Florence, SC (May 10, 2022) – ArborOne Farm Credit recently made two internal promotions. Both individuals served the Association in Executive Leadership roles prior to these advancements. Bradley J...
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ArborOne Farm Credit Pays $5.6 million in Patronage Refunds
Florence, SC (March 24, 2022) – ArborOne Farm Credit’s Board and Management are pleased to announce that the Association finished 2021 with strong capital. As a result, the Board of Directors approved...
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2021 Election Results
2021 ArborOne Farm Credit Election Results Director Position 1 Kyle W. Daniel 2022 Nominating Committee John "Jason" Eaddy Howard "Trey" F. Godwin, III Howard O'Brian McClam John Scott McGill, IV...
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ArborOne Farm Credit Pays $5.4 million in Patronage Refunds - March 30, 2021
Florence, SC (March 30, 2021) – ArborOne Farm Credit’s Board and Management are pleased to announce that the Association finished 2020 with strong capital. As a result, the Board of Directors approved...
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ArborOne Farm Credit’s Heustess Announces Retirement; Sansbury Promoted to CEO
ArborOne Farm Credit is preparing for a transition in Executive Leadership with the upcoming retirement of President and CEO, Kathy S. Heustess, who will retire effective December 31, 2020.
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Rebecca Farms: Filling a Niche
When Rose Lewis gave her husband, Jay, a mushroom growing kit for his birthday, she had no idea she would be influencing their future. But it did. They decided to move and begin farming oyster mushrooms.
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Lawson Farms: Tradition and Innovation
The Lawsons have been farming in Darlington County for six generations. Lawson Farms was started in 1834 with 333 acres in the Oates Community of Darlington County. In the 175 years since that beginning, the farm has grown to more than 2,400 acres. The family has adjusted to changing times and has diversified wisely.
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