Ag Loans

Loans Built for Local Farmers

Every farmer has different lending needs from their bank. Some farmers need loans to help them purchase a new combine, while others need financing to purchase livestock. At Exchange Bank, we can do it all. We understand the challenges local farmers face and are ready to provide the lending solutions to make sure you can run your operation the way you need to. Contact our offices to speak with our lending team.

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Your Ag Loan Options at Exchange Bank

Lines of Credit

Many farmers experience fluctuations in their cash flow throughout the year. A line of credit can help you maintain your operation. Draw on your line of credit as needed, and as you repay it becomes available to borrow again.

Real Estate Loans

Whether it’s to purchase new land to build on, adding field acreage, or grazing land for livestock, our lenders will help you find the right real estate loan to purchase the property you need for your operation.

Equipment Loans

Enhance your farm's efficiency and productivity with an equipment loan that can allow you to purchase everything from tractors and balers to silos and beyond. Ensure the seamless operation of your agricultural endeavors and empower your farm with the right tools for success.

Livestock Loans

Elevate your farm's livestock operations with a flexible livestock loan. Ideal for acquiring breeders, feeders, stockers, and more, these loans cater to your specific livestock requirements, providing a tailored solution for your farm's needs.

Crop Loans

Fuel your agricultural pursuits with a customized crop loan designed to cover the costs of seeds, fertilizers, pesticides, irrigation, and labor. Empower your farming journey with financial support tailored to your crop-related expenses.

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