2,900+
Farmers Served
$2.5B+
Funds Committed
100,000+
Farmer Members
Great Rates
Be confident you're getting a great rate. Compared to other ag mortgage lenders, we're typically able to save our customers thousands of dollars thanks to our competitive rates, low overhead, and national member network.
Quick Decisions
Save time with our secure and easy digital application, which speeds up the funding process to help you potentially get your farm funding more quickly. You could be approved within 24 business hours.
Custom Solutions
Our loan advisors and financial analysts have extensive agriculture financing experience - many are also producers themselves - and are dedicated to developing a personalized financing solution for your unique operation.
Financial Solutions
Regenerative Ag Land Loan
Eligible farmers can receive interest rate reductions of .25% to .50% or savings up to $5,600 in interest payments per year.
Pre-Qualify for a Land Loan
When you find farmland that suits your needs, you want to act fast. By starting your land search with pre-qualification for a land loan up to $5 million with FBN Finance, you’ll be able to move quickly once you find the right plot of farmland. Applying does not impact your credit score and remains valid for up to 180 days.

Learn How to Achieve Your Financial Goals with Farm Loans
Take control of your ag operation's finances with free resources, including the:
Land Loan Calculator offers customized land loan options to help you better plan your financing strategy when purchasing a farm, ranch, timberland, or hunting land.
Equipment Loan Calculator outlines personalized equipment loan options so you can assess the right financial move for your farm when buying new equipment, purchasing used machinery, or repairing your current equipment.
Balance Sheet Template includes guided calculations for a range of transactions, including cash flow analyses, current assets and liabilities, and intermediate and long-term payment schedules.

Support for Your Financial Future
FBN Finance offers a broad portfolio of ag lending products to support you through every step of your financial journey — from purchasing your first farm and hiring employees to refinancing and succession planning.
When you choose FBN Finance, you’ll gain access to experts with deep farm banking experience. You’ll work with one of our loan advisors and a team of credit analysts and loan closers, each of whom has an average of 15 years of ag finance experience. Many are even farmers themselves, uniquely positioning them to understand the financial circumstances you may be facing in running your ag operation.

Start Your Loan Process Now
Start Your Loan Process Now
If you'd like to learn more about financing solutions from FBN, please complete the form below or call 866-551-3950 to speak directly with a member of the FBN Finance team today.
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FBN Finance FAQs
Can I refinance my land loan or pay it off early without penalty?
Yes. As a Farmers First company, we congratulate those who proactively refinance or pay off their loan early instead of penalizing them.
What is the minimum loan requirement for a land loan?
The minimum loan amount for a land loan is $150,000 with no restriction on the maximum requested.
Does farm machinery need to be bought at full retail price to qualify for an equipment loan?
No, an equipment loan can be used to purchase used equipment, upgrade or replace existing equipment, finance maintenance or repairs of current equipment, or purchase new equipment.
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Terms & Conditions
* For informational purposes only. FBN does not guarantee any savings. The market average land loan rate to which FBN compares its land loan rates was determined by averaging certain rates published by the Federal Reserve, and does not indicate the exact interest rate that the farmers had with their previous lender.
** Subject to final review and verification.