Farm Credit Administration

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Farm Credit Administration (FCA)

An independent agency (www.fca.gov) responsible for regulating and examining banks in the Farm Credit System, including Farmer Mac. It is funded through assessments made against the FCS institutions.

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The percentages of debt held by the Farm Credit Administration (FCA) and the Farmer's Home Administration (FmHA) are presented, respectively, in columns 2 and 3 of Table 2.

Politics, Bureaucracy, and Farm Credit

It received an initial infusion of capital from Millennium Challenge Account-Armenia (MCA) and continues to get technical support from the Farm Credit Administration, the Farm Credit System and the USDA.

Banking on the future: U.S. farm credit co-op model paying dividends in Armenia

Upon their return to the Washington area, the Russians visited the headquarters of the Farm Credit Administration (FCA) in McLean, Va.

Where credit is due: Russian farm credit officials study American finance model

For six years in the 1930s, it was even housed in the Farm Credit Administration before returning to USDA.

80th anniversary of Cooperative Marketing Act

Nancy Pellett, chairman and CEO of the Farm Credit Administration (FCA), which regulates the FCS, testified at a Congressional hearing Sept.