News & Stories

Plains Land Bank joins agricultural organizations across the country in supporting the advancement of an updated Farm Bill that reflects today’s agricultural landscape. A letter led by the Farm Credit...

Spring planting is one of the most capital-intensive times of the year. The costs of seed, fertilizer, equipment, and operating expenses add up quickly, which means many financial decisions have to be made in a short window.

Owning and operating a farm or ranch is more than a business decision. It is a long-term commitment to the land, your livelihood, and future generations. Whether you are purchasing your first property or expanding an existing operation, preparation and perspective make all the difference.

Getting started in agriculture has never been easy. From building credit and investing in land to gaining hands-on experience, the barriers can feel high for those just starting out.

Family-owned farms and ranches are the heart of the Texas Panhandle. For generations, these operations have fed our communities, driven our economy, and shaped our way of life. But sustaining...

At Plains Land Bank, our Board of Directors plays a crucial role in guiding the future of our cooperative. That’s why we’re excited to introduce three reelected board members whose...

Eddie is a fifth-generation farmer and rancher from Floyd County, Texas, continuing a family legacy that began in the 1890s with 40 cows and a few horses. Beyond working the land...

Texas landowners have a lot on their minds in 2025. Land prices remain relatively high compared to pre-pandemic levels. Operations are shifting, and the future feels less predictable than it…