Lincoln,
Nebraska
October 25, 2000
NC+
Hybrids, one of the largest independent seed companies in the
USA, is expanding its Farm Plan* financing payment options to offer
additional value for customer purchases for the 2001 growing season.
"We want to continue to provide value to our customers," NC+ Director of
Sales and Marketing Gene Kronberg said. "Does our new payment program
do this? The answer is an unqualified yes. Adding product value is a key
issue for farmers and justifiably so. That's why we've addressed it with this
program."
NC+ is adding a new third option called Seasonal Terms to their Farm
Plan financing program. The agreement allows customers to lock in at a fixed
rate of 7.5 percent APR that starts at the date of purchase with the
option to defer payments until December 2001. NC+ is also waiving the 5
percent administration fee that would normally go with the Seasonal Terms
option. This option is being offered by NC+ from November 2000 through March of
2001.
"If a customer selects the Seasonal Option under the Farm Plan, we are
not restricting them from taking additional advantage of the cash discount
program we offer," Kronberg said. "And our cash discount program is as
aggressive as any in the industry." The NC+ Early Payment Discounts
range from 11 percent to 2 percent depending on which deadline date the
customer chooses to make payment.
NC+ will continue to offer the 120 days No-Payments/No-Interest and
Regular Terms options as part of their Farm Plan program. The 3.25 percent
administrative fee normally assessed for the 120 days option has been
waived for 2001 purchases. Farm Plan Dividends, a customer reward based on
monthly Farm Plan charge volume, also provides additional value on the purchase
of NC+ seed.
Other payment options include Visa/Mastercard and Ag Services of
America.
NC+ Hybrids based in Lincoln, Neb., is one of the largest independent
seed companies in the United States. Farmer-owned for over 40 years, NC+
nationally markets corn, soybeans, grain sorghum, forage sorghum,
sudangrass and alfalfa. For more information contact their web site at
www.nc-plus.com.
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