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Texas Farm Credit Leaders Honored with Prestigious “Lead the Pack” Bronze

Farmer and young son working on the farm

The Texas A&M University-Kingsville Foundation and The King Ranch Institute for Ranch Management (KRIRM) recently recognized Texas Farm Credit’s unwavering commitment to the ranching industry by presenting the prestigious “Lead the Pack” bronze to three key leaders: Chief Executive Officer Mark Miller, Chief Lending Officer John O’Brien, and Chief Credit Officer Lane Pepper.

This esteemed honor highlights Texas Farm Credit’s ongoing sponsorship of the Certificate in Advanced Ranch Management, a program designed to equip ranchers and landowners with the knowledge and tools needed to succeed in today’s ever-changing ranching landscape.

The award was presented by KRIRM Executive Director Dr. Rick Machen and Associate Director of Development Anne Thurwalker, alongside Texas A&M University-Kingsville Foundation’s Senior Director of Gift Planning, Jeff McLain. Their recognition serves as a testament to the shared mission of supporting the ranching community and fostering its long-term success.

Texas Farm Credit is proud to partner with KRIRM and TAMUK to preserve and enhance the legacy of ranching, and we are deeply honored to receive this recognition. Thank you to everyone who has made this partnership a success!

About Texas Farm Credit:

Texas Farm Credit, headquartered in Robstown, Texas, is a leading agricultural lending cooperative serving rural communities across 100 counties from the Red River to the Rio Grande Valley. As part of the Farm Credit System, established in 1916, Texas Farm Credit offers competitive rates, flexible terms, and personalized service to farmers, ranchers, rural residents, and agribusiness firms. From traditional agricultural and agribusiness financing to home and rural real estate mortgage loans, along with comprehensive insurance services, Texas Farm Credit is committed to supporting the agricultural community and rural Texas. For more information, please visit www.TexasFarmCredit.com.