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Kentucky Ag Lenders tell KDA they want to help By Sean Southard Frankfort, KY -- Kentucky Agriculture Commissioner Dr. Ryan Quarles is joining Central Kentucky Ag Credit, River Valley Ag Credit, and Farm Credit Mid-America to assure Kentucky farm families that the state's farm credit associations are ready to assist farmers during the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic. "Many Kentucky farm families are concerned about their financial situation given the coronavirus pandemic," Kentucky Agriculture Commissioner Dr. Ryan Quarles said. "I applaud the farm credit associations in Kentucky for being proactive in working with producers during this time. While it is early in this pandemic and each case is different, any producer who is concerned about their financial obligations should contact their lender and start conversations early." Leaders of the three farm credit organizations have told the Kentucky Department of Agriculture that they recognize the significant stress the pandemic is putting on farmers across Kentucky and are committed to standing by customers until this situation is resolved. The farm credit associations in Kentucky are using flexibilities afforded by their cooperative structure, financial strength, and passion for purpose to help alleviate the stress for borrowers affected by the COVID-19 pandemic in several ways, including:
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