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Rural Groups Call for Representation on Trump’s Infrastructure Council

Rural Groups Call for Representation on Trump’s Infrastructure Council
The nation’s rural towns, cities and counties—and their unique challenges—should be represented on the Presidential Advisory Council on Infrastructure, the American Farm Bureau Federation and more than 200 other rural and agriculture organizations wrote in a recent letter to Pres. Donald Trump.
 
Trump established the council in July by executive order and directed the group to provide a report to him addressing federal support for surface transportation, aviation, ports and waterways, water resources, renewable energy, electricity transmission, broadband, pipelines and other sectors. According to the executive order, the council will be composed of no more than 15 members with experience in real estate, finance, construction, communications, regional and local economic development and other areas.
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OFA Lunch and Learn - Operating Finance Loans from ACC

Video: OFA Lunch and Learn - Operating Finance Loans from ACC

In this virtual presentation producers will learn more about ACC and the government programs they provide. With a track record of providing over three billion dollars in operating funds to Canadian producers, ACC offers low-cost operating loans tailored to meet the diverse needs of farmers across Canada. Led by a Board of Directors composed predominately of farmers, ACC’s expertise encompasses loan provision, credit review, loan management, government compliance, and efficient repayment collection, ensuring steadfast support for the agricultural community.