Despite a continued down economy, Farm Credit Mid-America reported a stable performance in the first quarter this year. The cooperative reports net income reached nearly $85 million, an increase of $4.75 million from year-end 2016; total members’ equity increased to $73.6 million; and total loan volume is down more than $230 million to just over $20 billion. However, the credit quality of its portfolio did decline slightly and adversely classified loans increased to just under 4 percent.
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