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Farm Credit East (FCE) is the leading provider of loans and farm advisory services to farm, forest ... appraisal, crop insurance among others * Participate in customer visits and job shadowing ...

Farm Credit East (FCE) is the leading provider of loans and farm advisory services to farm, forest ... appraisal, crop insurance among others * Participate in customer visits and job shadowing ...

Farm Credit East (FCE) is the leading provider of loans and farm advisory services to farm, forest ... appraisal, crop insurance among others * Participate in customer visits and job shadowing ...

AgTexas Farm Credit Services serves and supports approximately 2,600 member/borrowers in areas of lending, insurance sales, appraisal, and/or leasing. Eleven office locations can be found throughout ...

AgTexas Farm Credit Services serves and supports approximately 2,600 member/borrowers in areas of lending, insurance sales, appraisal, and/or leasing. Eleven office locations can be found throughout ...

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How much do farm credit appraiser jobs pay per year?

As of Sep 9, 2026, the average yearly pay for farm credit appraiser in the United States is $73,043.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $57,000.00 and $92,500.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a farm credit appraiser?

Farm credit appraisers are professionals who assess the value of agricultural properties, including farmland, buildings, and equipment, primarily for lending purposes. They work with farm credit institutions to provide accurate property valuations, which help determine how much money a lender can safely loan to a farmer or agribusiness. Their expertise ensures that both borrowers and lenders have a fair understanding of the property's worth, reducing the risk for all parties involved. Appraisers must be knowledgeable about local land values, agricultural trends, and relevant regulations to provide reliable assessments.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a farm credit appraiser?

To thrive as a Farm Credit Appraiser, you need a solid background in agricultural economics, property valuation, and finance, typically supported by a relevant bachelor’s degree and state licensure or certification. Familiarity with appraisal software, geographic information systems (GIS), and financial analysis tools is commonly required. Strong analytical thinking, attention to detail, and effective communication skills help you work with clients and compile thorough, accurate reports. These capabilities are crucial for providing reliable property valuations that support sound lending decisions in the agricultural sector.

What are some common challenges faced by farm credit appraisers when valuing agricultural properties?

Farm Credit Appraisers often encounter unique challenges, such as accounting for rapidly changing commodity prices, varying land use practices, and the impact of weather or environmental factors on property value. Additionally, appraisers must stay current with local market trends and regulatory requirements, which can differ widely across regions. Collaborating with loan officers, farmers, and agribusiness professionals is essential to gather accurate data and provide reliable appraisals that support sound lending decisions.

What is the difference between Farm Credit Appraiser vs Farm Loan Officer?

AspectFarm Credit AppraiserFarm Loan Officer
CredentialsReal estate appraisal certification, state licensingLoan origination and financial certifications, state licensing
Work EnvironmentField inspections, appraisal reports, rural/agricultural settingsOffice and field visits, client meetings, financial analysis
Employer & IndustryFarm credit agencies, rural banks, appraisal firmsCommercial banks, credit unions, farm lending institutions

Farm Credit Appraisers primarily evaluate property values for agricultural loans, focusing on appraisals and inspections. Farm Loan Officers handle loan applications, assess borrower creditworthiness, and facilitate financing. While both roles serve the agricultural finance industry, appraisers focus on property valuation, whereas loan officers manage the lending process.

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Infographic showing various Farm Credit Appraiser job openings in the United States as of September 2026, with employment types broken down into 1% Internship, 80% Full Time, and 19% Part Time. Highlights an 93% Physical, 1% Hybrid, and 6% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $73,043 per year, or $35.1 per hour.

Agriculture Relationship Manager

Nevada, MO • On-site

$100 - $125/hr

Other

Posted 8 days ago


Job description

Department
  • Marketplace

Agriculture Relationship Manager

Help Fuel the Future of Agriculture in Missouri

Do you enjoy building relationships, helping businesses succeed, and making a meaningful impact in rural communities? If you're passionate about agriculture and thrive in a customer focused environment, FCS Financial has an exciting opportunity for you.

Make an Impact Where It Matters

At FCS Financial, we're more than a lender. As part of the nationwide Farm Credit System, we partner with farmers, ranchers, agribusinesses, and rural residents to help them achieve their goals. Our team is committed to strengthening agriculture and supporting the communities we serve.

The Opportunity

We're looking for an energetic, relationship-driven professional to join our Nevada, Missouri team as an Agricultural Relationship Manager.

In this role, you'll:

  • Develop trusted relationships with farmers, agribusinesses, and rural customers.
  • Build and manage a successful agricultural and consumer lending portfolio.
  • Identify opportunities to help customers achieve their financial goals.
  • Provide exceptional service and ongoing support to member-owners.
  • Represent FCS Financial in the community and help grow our presence in the local market.

This is an ideal opportunity for someone who enjoys meeting people, solving problems, and creating long-term relationships while serving the agricultural industry.

Why Join FCS Financial:

  • Purpose Driven Work:Help support Missouri agriculture and rural communities
  • Career Growth:Build a rewarding career with an organization that invests in your development and success.
  • Relationship Focused Environment:Work alongside talented professionals who are passionate about serving our member owners.
  • Competitive Total Rewards:Enjoy a highly comprehensive salary, incentive opportunities and a comprehensive benefits package designed to support you at work and at home. Based on experience with multiple opportunities for personal and professional growth including Financial Services Officer (salary range of $58,000 - $85,000) Assistant Vice President, Ag & Rural Lending (salary range of $64,000 - $107,000) and Vice President, Ag & Rural Lending (salary range of $79,000 - $151,000).

What You Need:

  • Bachelor's degree in Agriculture, Business, Finance or a related field.
  • Knowledge of sales, marketing strategies, financial services, agriculture operations, negotiating skills and, basic accounting principles.
  • A self-motivated, results oriented mindset

Location

This position is open until filled.

This position is classified as Exempt under the Fair Labor Standards Act.

Department: Marketplace

Job Functions

60%

  • Meets with current customers and prospects to gather, update, and review financial and scope of operation information to determine eligibility
  • Completes the Farm Credit Services (FCS) application process in order to submit to the credit department
  • Analyzes credit for new actions and servicing actions
  • Verifies financial documentation and closing conditions
  • Determines product pricing
  • Communicates credit decision and completes required steps for closing
  • Determines location for loan closing and coordinates schedules to ensure loan closing time and location meets customer needs
  • Services loans, including partial releases, collateral substitutions, changes in payment and maturity dates, extensions and conversions
  • Identifies at-risk loans and determines a plan of action to resolve deficiencies

25%

Marketing and Sales

  • Represents and promotes FCS Financial at agricultural organization meetings and events
  • Attends auctions and sale barns to promote FCS services and products
  • Determines appropriate sales approach for potential or current customers
  • Determines potential business opportunities through relationship building activities including targeted sales calls and onsite visits.
  • Review financial information for cross-sale opportunities
  • Determines proper allocation of marketing budget dollars
  • Contacts internal resources (credit, appraisal, crop insurance, customer service) to coordinate activities ensure customer needs are met
  • Contacts external resources (FSA, title companies, surveyors, legal counsel, appraisers, CPA's) to coordinate activities and ensure customer needs are met

10%

Chattel and Collateral Valuations

  • Performs Chattel (cattle, crops, machinery) and Collateral valuations (real estate)
  • Determines value using external resources such as websites, local grain market, livestock facilities, and the internal appraisal manual for real estate

5%

Training

  • Attends loan officer development training courses as application and/or assigned

n/a

Other duties as assigned to meet the needs of the organization.

  • Essential Functions for this position consist of all items listed under any category that make up 5% or more of the job duties. This job description is subject to change without notice.

Minimum Qualifications

  • Bachelor's degree in agriculture, business or a related field
  • Or an equivalent combination of education and experience sufficient to perform the essential functions of the job

Required Knowledge and Skills

  • General knowledge of the sales process
  • General knowledge of negotiating tactics
  • General knowledge of marketing strategies
  • General knowledge of financial services industry
  • General knowledge of the agricultural industry
  • General knowledge of basic accounting principles
  • Skill in negotiating agreements to achieve the best outcome for the organization
  • Skill in using Microsoft technologies including Outlook, Word and Excel
  • Skill in listening and conveying awareness of a customer’s problem or issue to find resolution
  • Oral and written communication skills sufficient to discuss a variety of job-related topics, and to effectively communicate complex topics to a variety of audiences
  • Ability to learn and retain Association policies and procedures, and the ability to adapt to new policies and procedures quickly.
  • Responsible to appropriately protect the confidentiality, security, and integrity of the Association's systems and data and clients' data
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