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A New Look for a Trusted Legacy
For nearly 100 years, Farmers National Company has been proud to serve America's landowners, helping them make informed decisions about their land, mineral assets, and legacy.
As we look toward our centennial anniversary in 2029, we are introducing an updated logo and tagline that reflect who we are today while honoring the history and values that have guided us since 1929.

This update is an evolution of our brand, not a change in who we are.
Our commitment remains the same: providing trusted expertise, exceptional service, and stewardship for the landowners and communities we serve. The updated logo preserves the recognizable elements of the Farmers National Company brand while introducing a cleaner, more modern visual identity that reflects the strength, professionalism, and leadership that have defined Farmers National Company for generations.
Alongside the updated logo, we are introducing a new tagline:
Leaders in Landâ„¢
The tagline reflects our longstanding commitment to helping clients navigate the opportunities and challenges that come with owning, managing, leasing, buying, and selling land. It represents the expertise, trust, and leadership that have been the foundation of our business for nearly a century.
While our look is evolving, our purpose remains unchanged. We continue to be dedicated to helping clients protect, manage, and maximize the value of their land and mineral assets through trusted relationships, experienced professionals, and a commitment to doing what's right.
As we prepare to celebrate 100 years of service, we are excited about the future and grateful for the clients, employees, and partners who have contributed to our success.
Thank you for your trust in Farmers National Company.

Paul Schadegg, AFM
President
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