Ag Lender Delta Region

Ag Lending Delta Region

Meet Tim Jett
Conterra Ag Delta Lending Expert

Knowledgeable and experienced with the overall agriculture markets in the Delta region, Tim can meet with you and discuss your operation and tailor a lending solution for your specific needs.

Tim Jett

VP Relationship Manager
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Tim Jett

VP Relationship Manager
Delta Region

Based in Memphis, Tennessee, Tim Jett brings years of firsthand experience in Delta row-crop production, along with a background in ag retail and wholesale. That mix gives him a clear view of how decisions get made on the farm, and what it takes to keep an operation moving in real time. He works across the Mid-South and the Delta, helping producers navigate rising input costs, shifting interest rates, and climbing land values with financing that fits how they actually run their business.

Tim’s strength is turning relationships and regional knowledge into practical solutions. He pairs his production insight with Conterra’s agricultural lending products to tailor loan packages around each grower’s needs, whether that’s short-term flexibility or a longer runway for growth. As he puts it, long-standing ties across his territory translate into real utility for clients: honest conversations, clear options, and financing built to work in both a tough season and a better one. 

Channing Boone

Client Relationship Manager
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Client Relationship Manager
Delta Region

Channing Boone Flanagan brings a unique blend of expertise and agricultural passion to her role as Client Relationship Manager for Conterra’s Southern region. A native of southern Mississippi, she grew up with a firsthand appreciation for the hard work and resilience it takes to keep a farm running. Her background in the legal field, combined with experience in commercial real estate, construction, and land acquisitions, gives her a broad perspective on the challenges her clients face and the opportunities they can seize.

Now based in Texas, Channing works with farmers and ranchers of all sizes, making sure each one feels valued, not just as a client, but as a vital part of the nation’s foundation. She believes that every operation, whether it’s a few acres or thousands, plays a role in sustaining American agriculture. Her goal is to build lasting relationships rooted in trust, understanding, and a shared commitment to keeping agriculture strong for the next generation.

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VP Relationship Manager
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TIM JETT

VP Relationship Manager
Delta Region

 

Based in Memphis, Tennessee, Tim Jett brings years of firsthand experience in Delta row-crop production, along with a background in ag retail and wholesale. That mix gives him a clear view of how decisions get made on the farm, and what it takes to keep an operation moving in real time. He works across the Mid-South and the Delta, helping producers navigate rising input costs, shifting interest rates, and climbing land values with financing that fits how they actually run their business.

Tim’s strength is turning relationships and regional knowledge into practical solutions. He pairs his production insight with Conterra’s agricultural lending products to tailor loan packages around each grower’s needs, whether that’s short-term flexibility or a longer runway for growth. As he puts it, long-standing ties across his territory translate into real utility for clients: honest conversations, clear options, and financing built to work in both a tough season and a better one. 

Contact Tim Jett today to learn more about how we can help you achieve your goals as a delta region farmer. Let us help you grow your operation and secure your financial future.

 

Channing Boone
Client Relationship Manager
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Client Relationship Manager
Delta Region

Channing Boone Flanagan is the Client Relationship Manager in the Southern region based in Texas. Channing has a background in the legal field, with extensive client relations experience. She is familiar with commercial real estate, construction, and land acquisitions.

The southern Mississippi native gained passion for agriculture on her family’s farm and wanted to be a part of helping to sustain and revive American agriculture in today’s ag industry. “I know how crucial farmers of all sizes are,” Boone said. “No matter how large or small an operation, I want to create an experience for clients where they understand they are valued not only as a Conterra client, but as the cornerstone of our nation.”

Get in touch with Channing to learn more about all the ag lending products Conterra has to offer.

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Agriculture in Louisiana differs in several ways from the rest of the country and Delta region. Louisiana is home to about 30,000 farms with an average of 370 acres per farm. Louisiana farmers grow corn, soybeans, wheat, cotton, grain, sugarcane, fruits and vegetables as well as beef cattle, poultry and dairy cattle.

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Agriculture is Mississippi's number one industry employing over 16% of the workforce in the state. There are approximately 34,700 farms in the state covering over 10 million acres with an average farm size of 300 acres. Poultry is Mississippi's largest ag commodity. Also known for farm-raised catfish Mississippi has over 200 Catfish farms. The most valuable crops in the Magnolia State are cotton and soybeans. The state also grows large amounts of corn for grain, rice and sweet potatoes.

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Agriculture is Arkansas largest industry, with a diverse landscape and climate Arkansas produces a variety of crops including rice, cotton, poultry, soybeans and feed. Arkansas ranks 3rd in cotton production with around 7% of all U.S. cotton crop. Arkansas ranks first in rice production in the United States. Arkansas produces more than 17 million gallons of milk annually and ranks 12th nationally in beef cows on farms.

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Tennessee agriculture farming and forestry dominates the state with 66,000 farms. Tennessee is the upper half nationally to produce soybeans, corn, cotton, hay, wheat and a tobacco with hay as the number one commodity produced in TN, ranked 12th in the nation for beef cattle. The main commodities in Tennessee agriculture are cattle and calves, followed by soybeans, broilers, nursery crops and corn.

“My background and longstanding relationships throughout my territory will translate to utility for Conterra clients”
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Conterra Knows Agriculture in the Delta Region

The delta region of the United States is home to some of the most fertile and productive farmland in the world. This region encompasses parts of Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, and Tennessee and is known for its rich soil and abundant water resources. The delta region is a major contributor to the US agricultural industry, producing a wide range of crops including cotton, rice, soybeans, corn, and wheat.

As an agricultural lender, we understand the unique challenges and opportunities that come with farming in the delta region. Our team of experts is dedicated to supporting local farmers and helping them achieve their goals. Whether you are looking to purchase land, expand your operation, or invest in new equipment, we are here to help.

Advantages of Farming in the Delta Region

The delta region is an ideal location for agriculture due to its warm climate, fertile soil, and abundant water resources. The area receives ample rainfall, and the Mississippi River and its tributaries provide an abundance of water for irrigation. The long growing season in the delta region allows farmers to produce multiple crops each year, increasing their yields and profitability.

In addition to these natural advantages, the delta region is home to a thriving agricultural community that provides support and resources for farmers. From cooperatives and marketing organizations to universities and research centers, farmers in the delta region have access to the resources they need to succeed.

Challenges Faced by Delta Region Farmers

Despite the many advantages of farming in the delta region, farmers still face a number of challenges. The area is prone to floods, which can cause significant damage to crops and infrastructure. Additionally, the delta region is subject to a range of weather-related threats, such as hurricanes and tornadoes, that can disrupt farming operations.

Another challenge faced by delta region farmers is the cost of inputs, such as seed, fertilizer, and labor. The high cost of these inputs can make it difficult for farmers to turn a profit, especially in the face of declining commodity prices.

At Conterra, we understand the challenges and opportunities that come with farming in the delta region. Our team of agricultural lending experts is dedicated to supporting local farmers and helping them achieve their goals. We offer a range of financing options, including loans for land purchases, equipment purchases, and operating expenses. Our flexible repayment terms and competitive interest rates make it easy for farmers to get the financing they need to succeed.

Contact us today to learn more about how we can help you achieve your goals as a delta region farmer. Let us help you grow your operation and secure your financial future.

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