Farms and agriculture-related businesses.
Agriculture businesses face major seasonal cash flow swings, with significant costs for equipment, seed, and labor well ahead of harvest revenue.
Funding options that fit
Common ways agriculture businesses access capital.
Why Agriculture businesses choose us
Equipment Financing for Farm Machinery
Financing tractors, harvesters, or other equipment.
Seasonal Working Capital
Funding structured around planting and harvest cycles rather than flat monthly revenue.
Land & Facility Options
Financing for land improvements or storage facilities.
What funding partners consider
Factors that commonly shape funding options for agriculture businesses.
Lending partners may structure terms around your seasonal revenue cycle.
Owned land and equipment can factor into your options.
The specific type of agricultural operation may affect available programs.
Example scenarios
A few ways agriculture businesses put funding to work.
Financing Farm Equipment
Purchasing or replacing machinery ahead of a planting or harvest season.
Covering Costs Between Harvests
Managing operating costs during the gap before harvest revenue arrives.
Expanding Storage Capacity
Funding a new storage facility or upgrade.
Recommended funding for Agriculture
SBA Loans
Longer-term financing options for qualified businesses, backed by the U.S. Small Business Administration.
Invoice Factoring
Convert outstanding invoices into working capital instead of waiting on customer payment terms.
Working Capital
Access capital for day-to-day operating needs, from payroll to inventory to marketing.
Equipment Financing
Finance equipment without tying up all your working capital.
Common funding needs for agriculture businesses
Frequently asked questions
Other industries we fund
Funding built for Agriculture businesses
One application, matched to funding options across our lending network.