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Agribusiness & Commercial Ag Loans

Program Overview

Ag Lending Group arranges financing for the businesses that keep agriculture moving — processors, grain elevators, input suppliers, and other ag-related facilities — not just row-crop and livestock operations.

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Commercial ag businesses

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Flexible financing options

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Seasonal and operating loans

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Loan Program Details

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    Who We Finance


    Grain elevators and farm supply companies, food processors and manufacturers, ag input suppliers, renewable energy and bio-fuel facilities, livestock and dairy facilities, and other agribusinesses supporting the food and farm supply chain — not just row-crop and livestock operations.

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    Loan Products


    We connect agribusinesses with seasonal and operating loans for inventory and receivables, term loans for capital projects and facility expansion, revolving lines of credit for working capital, project and construction financing for new facilities, and equipment and facility leasing. FSA-guaranteed options may also be available for eligible facilities — click here to learn more.

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    Contact an Advisor


    Talk to our agribusiness advisory team today about financing your facility or operation — whether that’s a single loan or a combination of products we are here to help you secure the right financing package for your unique operation.

Example Financing Structures

Agribusiness deals rarely fit into a single product — most combine several at once. A few illustrative examples of how that can look:

  • A grain elevator or farm supply company expanding its main facility: a line of credit for working capital, a real estate note for the facility itself, and a smaller allocation for future capital expenditures.

  • A traditional farm operation diversifying into a new production enterprise: a line of credit, an equipment lease, and additional capital for new investments.

  • A growing livestock operation expanding its facilities: an FSA-guaranteed note on the new building, additional funds for expansion, an equipment note, and a working line of credit.

Ready to Take the Next Step?

Talk to our agribusiness advisory team about financing your facility or operation — whether that’s a single loan or a combination of products.

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