Farm Operating Loans Alabama
We understand that life can be unpredictable. That is why we provide operating loans that can sustain you through a natural disaster or change in the market. Get started by completing our loan application or contact an Alabama Farm Credit loan officer at (877) 681-6087 or reach out to one of our branch offices.
About Our
Operating Loans
Alabama Farm Credit operating loans are available to finance ongoing, non-capital operating expenses like feed and seed, and short-term operating expenses due to natural disaster or crop failure. We can also help members take on additional operating capacity, such as planting more acreage.
Experience Matters
For over 100 years, Alabama Farm Credit has stood beside Alabama’s farmers. Our track record of keeping Alabama farms running through tough times and growing through periods of prosperity speaks for itself.
Staying Power
The weather, the markets and, by its nature, agriculture, is expected to do what’s unexpected. That’s why we’re here to give members the financial support needed to be nimble and opportunistic in the face of change.
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Competitive
Interest Rates
To receive an interest rate quote, contact the branch office nearest you.
Frequently Asked Questions
We’ve curated the top questions we’re asked most often. If you are unsure about our services, how a cooperative works or other details, you may find the answer you’re looking for right here.
Does Alabama Farm Credit make home loans?
Yes, we make loans for the purchase, construction and improvement of homes located in rural areas. We also finance rural homesites where a home is designated for future construction.
Alabama Farm Credit's borrowers also own its stock. Why?
Farmers, ranchers and producers who obtain a loan are required to purchase voting stock. Our borrowers are considered members of Alabama Farm Credit, and have the privilege of being a voice within the cooperation. Your right to vote, in accordance with the Farm Credit Act and Alabama Farm Credit bylaws, allows you to elect the members of your Board. These members work closely with Alabama Farm Credit to ensure that your needs are addressed.
How much can I borrow?
Whether you are a young, beginning or small farmer or a large corporation, Alabama Farm Credit can meet your financing needs. When assessing a loan application loan officers consider these primary factors: the individual, financial responsibility, repayment capacity, loan purpose and security offered.
What other loans do we provide in Alabama?
We provide Operating Loans, Improvement Loans, Barndominium Loans, Poultry Loans, and Hunting Land Loans among many other types of Loans.
Young, Beginning and Small Farmers
We've created a pathway to ownership for young, beginning and small farmers.
At Alabama Farm Credit, we recognize that the future of American agriculture depends on a new generation of producers. Whether you’re completely new to farming, a 4-H member buying a show heifer for a foundation herd or a young person taking over the family farm, our New Generation II Loan may be what you’re looking for.
Alabama Farm Credit Out in the Field
Learn more about Alabama Farm Credit, our members and the work we do for Agriculture in our communities.
