Alabama Ag Credit returns record patronage of $7.8 million to customers! Learn more
- Rural land and recreational property purchase and refinance
- Improvement projects
- Learn more about timber loans
- Learn more about property loans
- Farm improvement projects
- Equipment and livestock purchase
- Construction or improvement of facilities
- Production expenses such as feed, seed and fertilizer
- Learn more about farm and production loans
- Land purchase and refinance of poultry operations debt
- Construction or improvement of poultry operation facilities
- Equipment and machinery purchase
- Learn more about POULTRY loans
- Financing for enterprises including poultry, peanuts, cotton, cattle and catfish
- Improvements for agricultural processing facilities
- Construction or purchase of agribusiness facilities and/or property
- Learn more about agribusiness loans
With roots as deep as they are old, Alabama Ag Credit traces its history of rural mortgage financing back 100 years to when Congress passed legislation establishing the nationwide Farm Credit System, a network of cooperatively owned lending institutions. Generations later, Alabama Ag Credit continues to be a reliable and affordable source of financing for recreational land, farms, timber and forestry operations, agribusiness, equipment and livestock. Read more about our loan products.
We'll be there, just as we have been for 100 years.
We are pleased to announce that the Ag Banking Online App is now available for your smartphone or tablet. It is available to download from the Apple (App Store) or the Android (Play Store).
The App User Guide is available from our Ag Banking Online login area.
- Co-Operative Ownership: We are owned by our customers; therefore, we operate in their best interests.
- Patronage Program: We return our earnings to our customer-stockholders in the form of patronage. The more we earn, the more patronage we pay. We've returned more than $51 million back to our borrowers since 2006.
- Local Leadership: Our Board of Directors, who set our policies, are elected by our borrowers.
