Definition
The federal land bank (FLB) is a network of regional cooperative banks that provide long-term loans to farmers and ranchers. Founded in 1916, the federal land bank system is now regulated by the Farm Credit Administration (FCA). There are more than 70 banks in the Farm Credit System (FCS) that specialize in loans for rural businesses including farms, forestry services, fisheries, parks, and recrea
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