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Carmony joins Midwest Ag Finance
Midwest Ag Finance announces that Addam Carmony has joined the company as an ag lender in central and southern Indiana.
A Shelby County native, Carmony grew up on a grain and beef cattle farm in the Waldron area and was active in 4-H and FFA. Prior to joining Midwest Ag Finance, he worked as a hog buyer, hog manager and most recently for a chemical company. He attended Black Hawk Junior College in Illinois where he participated on the championship livestock judging team.
Carmony and his wife Jill, along with their three children, Alexis, Cole and Madyson, operate a beef cattle farm in Fayette County.
Midwest Ag Finance is a financial services company that has loan offices in Rushville, Marion, Crawfordsville and Washington. Loan managers are decision makers with a wealth of experience in agriculture.
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