Important COVID-19 information

Important COVID-19 Information

Yosemite Farm Credit remains committed to meeting your financial needs during these challenging times.

Our Commitment to Members

As always, the primary concern of Yosemite Farm Credit continues to be the health and safety of our members, our team and the communities we serve.
We are monitoring guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and federal, state and local agencies. These agencies provide guidance on precautionary measures. Yosemite Farm Credit is well prepared to manage the needs and safety of our customers and employees.
We are pleased to announce that our offices are now open. Please be assured that our team members follow prescribed preventive protocols and we are exercising prudent steps to ensure safety. 

Latest updates:

  • Our offices are now open
  • Masks are available for all customers
  • Hand sanitizer is readily available at each location

Updated: 4/20/2022

Alternative Options Available to You

  • Email or phone – Each YFC location is listed on the “contact us” page of our website
  • Utilize Electronic Funds Transfer (ACH) – Contact your local branch office
  • Online Banking – Connect with your accounts 24 hours a day, 7 days a week through our online banking portal of the website. If you need assistance, please call YFC at 209-667-2366 and a Team Member will be happy to help you
  • Mail payment to YFC – Envelopes are provided with your statements

Rural Resilience Training

As part of our mission to support rural communities and agriculture during this difficult farm economy, Farm Credit developed training materials focused on mental health and stress management. 
Farming is a stressful job, even in good times, and the COVID-19 pandemic and resulting economic turmoil have only added to farmers’ stress. Rural communities face challenges like isolation, lack of mental health professionals and perceived stigma around seeking help for mental health concerns. Farmers, ranchers and rural community members need appropriate resources to help manage their own stress and support their friends and neighbors.
To help farmers and ranchers cope, Farm Credit created a free, online farm stress management course in partnership with the American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF), National Farmers Union (NFU), Michigan State University Extension (MSU Extension) and University of Illinois Extension.

Click here for this free Rural Resilience training

Our Commitment

As always, our members, our communities and our team members are top priority. 

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Online Banking

For quick and safe processing, we recommend using our Online Banking program.