- NRD to host Tree Pruning Workshop March 16
- FFA Spotlight
- No Till Notes: “It’s More Than No Tillage II”
- Neb. ag college tries to bring soldiers home
- Nebraskans urged to thank farmers next week
- UNL crop production budgets for western Nebraska updated
- Alternative View of Workshop Offered
- ASA Presents at Workshop
- Organizations Submit Statements
- Technology Successes Noted by Workshop Participant
- USDA-DOJ Competition Workshop Held
- Animal Care Legislation Moving in Missouri
- Idaho Considering Livestock Care Standards Board
- POET Tightens Water Use
- U.N. Climate Report To Be Reviewed
- USDA organic initative sign up period extended
- USDA Tightening Guidance on Pork Contracts
- Neb. ag college wants soliders to farm
- Farm Bureau Reports on Views of Young Farmers and Ranchers
- More Testimony on Cuban Trade-Travel
- Rural Jobs, Rural Opportunities conference coming to Kearney
- FB President Testifies on Cuban Trade Issues
- House Ag Discusses Benefits of Trade with Cuba
- Vilsack makes appointments to Beef Board
- DOJ & USDA hold workshop on competition in Iowa
- NCBA Commends Senators for beef trade resolution
- Gov. Heineman Calls on Congress to Stop EPA Regulation
- Senators Want Japanese Restriction on Beef Lifted
- NAWG President McReynolds Testifies on Cuba trade
- Current Cuban Embargo Works Against Growers
- Kansas Farm Bureau "Insight"
- Grassley Reacts to President’s Trade Movement
- NAFEC President Testifies
- Nebraska Grain Sorghum Board Meeting Scheduled
- USGC Announces International Conference
- President Forms Export Promotion Cabinet
The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Commodity Credit Corporation has announced interest rates for July 2009. The CCC borrowing rate-based charge is .500-percent - unchanged from June. The rate for 1996 and subsequent crop year commodity and marketing assistance loans is 1.500-percent - also unchanged from June.
The interest rate for farm storage facility loans approved for July is 3.250-percent. That’s up from 2.625-percent in June. The rate for sugar storage facility loans is up as well. The 4.500-percent rate is an increase from the 4.000-percent June rate.
The maximum discount rate applicable for July for the Tobacco Transition Payment Program is five-percent - the same as June. This rate is based on the 3.250-percent prime rate plus two-percent - rounded to the nearest whole number.
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