Capital Farm Credit

Capital Farm Credit

This is Texas.

We’re the largest agricultural lending cooperative in Texas with a deep understanding of rural Texas.

Capital Farm Credit

Loans

You’re the most important equipment in your operation—we have loans for everything else.

Loans

Ranch & Rec Land

It’s been said everything is bigger in Texas. Including the dreams.

Ranch & Rec Land

Insurance

Coverage for everything above and below ground.

Insurance

AgriRoots

It’s not the size of the operation, but the heart behind it.

AgriRoots

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Serving all of Texas Agribusiness

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Beef and Livestock

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Row Crop Production

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Greenhouse and Nursery

Grain and Biofuel Production

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Aquaculture

Viticulture and Wineries

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Member Stories

Recommended by Texans like you.

“I’m a fourth-generation farmer, and we grow corn, milo wheat, and raise cattle. Working with Capital Farm Credit has been great. You’re not on your own when you go into Capital Farm Credit; they treat you more like family. One of the best things about Capital Farm Credit is they speak our language.”

Tyler Black, Bailey County
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Member Stories

Recommended by Texans like you.

“Being a member of Capital Farm Credit is more than just receiving a patronage check each year. It’s knowing you are standing alongside other farmers and ranchers, and the fact that we’re all in this together.”

Morgan Hodges, Sterling County
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Member Stories

Recommended by Texans like you.

“We started in 2015, raising grass-fed and grain-fed Japanese beef. We’re fifth generation and we plan for our sons and daughters to be sixth generation. Working with Capital Farm Credit from the beginning has been amazing. Capital Farm Credit really sees our end goal, but also our dream.”

Wade Lowry, WR Farm and Ranch