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Justin Ruggles Assumes New Role as Regional Credit Officer at United Producers Inc.

Justin Ruggles Assumes New Role as Regional Credit Officer at United Producers Inc.


Justin Ruggles, a respected member of the Tuscola County Farm Bureau, has recently taken on the role of regional credit officer at United Producers Inc. (UPI), the largest livestock marketing cooperative in the Midwest. This appointment signifies a significant development in UPI's commitment to providing comprehensive support to farmers across the region.

Operating out of the Cass City market, Ruggles will directly assist producers in the thumb region of Michigan and the surrounding areas. His primary focus will be on farm financing, including livestock loans, real estate loans, and crop loans, ensuring that farmers have access to the financial resources they need to thrive.

With an educational background in agribusiness management from Michigan State University, Ruggles brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to his new position. His prior experience as a sales representative at UPI, coupled with his roles as a crop insurance specialist and an independent seed dealer, equips him with a well-rounded understanding of the industry.

Ruggles' dedication to the agricultural sector extends beyond his professional endeavors. He currently serves as a board member for the Michigan Cattleman's Association and has actively participated in industry associations such as the National Cattlemen's Beef Association and the Alpha Gamma Rho Agricultural Fraternity.

The team at United Producers Inc. warmly welcomes Justin Ruggles, acknowledging his valuable insights and expertise in supporting farmers. With Ruggles' addition to the team, UPI aims to strengthen its commitment to serving its members and promoting the prosperity of Michigan's agricultural community.

 

Photo Credit: United Producers Inc

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