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Four Directors Re-Elected to Farm Credit Mid-America’s Board of Directors

Customer-owners select Clark, Fogleman, Hill and Hopper for another four-year term.

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Farm Credit Mid-America has announced the results of its recent Board of Directors and 2027 Nominating Committee elections, with customer-owners with voting stock selecting four directors to represent Arkansas/Missouri, Indiana, Kentucky and Ohio.

The following directors have been re-elected to the Board of Directors for a four-year term:

  • Franklin A. Fogleman, Jr. of Marion, Arkansas
  • Stephanie Hopper of Macy, Indiana
  • Todd Clark of Lexington, Kentucky
  • Lowell Hill of DeGraff, Ohio

Fogleman is a sixth-generation farmer producing corn, rice and soybeans on land his family has farmed since 1849. Hopper’s fourth-generation, family operation raises corn, soybeans, wheat and hay and includes a contract swine business, as well as a cow/calf herd and direct-to-consumer beef sales. Clark’s diversified operation produces cattle and hay and offers equine services, custom pasture maintenance and short-term rentals for local agricultural events. Hill raises corn, soybeans and hay on approximately 1,500 acres of owned and rented land.

Farm Credit Mid-America’s Board of Directors is comprised of 15 stockholder-elected positions and two board-appointed outside directors. The board represents the communities and farms that Farm Credit Mid-America supports through its products and services and influences important decisions that determine the cooperative’s direction and growth.

Thoughtful planning and disciplined decisions by Farm Credit Mid-America’s Board of Directors and leadership have positioned the cooperative to deliver strong results and continue fulfilling its purpose amid a challenging agricultural economy.

As weather conditions, commodity prices and customer profitability continue to vary across its six-state territory, Farm Credit Mid-America remains focused on providing dependable access to capital, trusted guidance and long-term support for rural communities and agriculture.

Customer-owners also elected the following individuals to serve on the 2027 Nominating Committee, which is responsible for selecting candidates for the cooperative’s 2027 elections.

Arkansas/Missouri

  • Corbin Brown, Wynne
  • Heath Donner, Manila
  • Mark Fincher, Dyess
  • Travis Senter II, Osceola
  • Chris Wood, Hickory Ridge

Indiana

  • Dan Arnholt, Columbus
  • A.J. Booher, West Lafayette
  • Katharine Burger, Cedar Grove
  • Scott Maple, Kokomo
  • Brian Wise, Carmel

Kentucky

  • Steven Bach, Mount Sterling
  • Caleb Brown, Princeton
  • Chris Mitchell, Flemingsburg
  • Alice Maze Porter,  Hillsboro
  • Aaron Tucker, Calhoun

Ohio

  • Greg Corocran, Chillicothe
  • Luke Durbin, Coshocton
  • Beth Ellis, Sabina
  • Lisa Peterson, Sabina
  • Jeff Wuebker, Versailles

Tennessee

  • Andy Davis, Sparta
  • Heather Hardy, Brownsville
  • Willis Jepson, Orlinda
  • Nick Patterson, Red Boiling Springs
  • Ben Sanders, Columbia

For more information about Farm Credit Mid-America’s Board of Directors or to learn how to become a candidate, visit our Board of Directors page.


* Loans and leases are subject to credit approval and eligibility. Additional terms and conditions may apply. Farm Credit Mid-America is an equal opportunity lender.

† Patronage is an annual decision made by the Board of Directors to return earnings to eligible customers. To learn more about patronage or patronage eligibility, please visit our Patronage page.

Farm Credit Mid-America territory includes Arkansas, Indiana, Kentucky, Missouri, Ohio and Tennessee. Arkansas includes Clay, Craighead, Crittenden, Cross, Desha (northeast of the White River), Greene, Lee, Mississippi, Phillips, Poinsett, and St. Francis counties. Missouri includes Carter, Ripley and Wayne counties. Kentucky excludes Ballard, Calloway, Carlisle, Fulton, Graves, Hickman, Marshall and McCracken counties. Ohio excludes Crawford, Hancock, Lucas, Marion, Ottawa, Sandusky, Seneca, Wood and Wyandot counties. We serve all counties in Indiana and Tennessee. 

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