Farms.com Home   News

New Canadian ag finance solution provider launches

New Canadian ag finance solution provider launches

Farm Lending Canada offers multiple services

By Diego Flammini
Staff Writer
Farms.com

A new financial solutions provider is available to Canadian farmers.

Farm Lending Canada out of Chatham, Ont., offers services in the ag space including financing, consulting and wealth management.

The company exists to support farmers who may require assistance they can’t get from traditional lenders, says Robb Nelson, CEO of Farm Lending Canada.

Robb Nelson
Robb Nelson

“If a farmer doesn’t fit into the box of a bank or other lender, we’re here to assist to bridge Canadian farmers back to traditional financing,” he told Farms.com. “We’re focused on helping the Canadian farmer rather than putting private debt on them that they’re never going to get out of.”

Services are available to farmers across Canada except in Quebec and the territories.

To be a Farm Lending Canada client, a farmer must be a AAA borrower.

About 80 per cent of the farming community are AAA borrowers, Nelson said.

And then there’s 20 per cent of the farming population that may require additional support.

“If they’re being pushed out by a traditional lender, that’s when they come to us and they go into our alternative debt fund,” Nelson said. “We look at the business model and look at how we can get that farmer back into mainstream funding.”

Farm Lending Canada offers alternative financing for one- to three-year terms, its website says.

And about 60 per cent of the organization’s bridge financing clients transition to traditional financing within 24 months.

The organization also offers residential and commercial financing.


Trending Video

2026 USDA June Crop Report Neutral + U S HRW LOWEST SINCE 1965!

Video: 2026 USDA June Crop Report Neutral + U S HRW LOWEST SINCE 1965!

There were no big surprises in the USDA June report as it historically is not a market moving report, but U.S. HRW production was lowered by 18 million bushels. The June USDA crop report was neutral- higher global stocks & South American production offset lower U.S. wheat and higher U.S. corn exports.
Crude oil breaking lower technically on news of a peace deal with Iran.
Elon Musk is now a trillionaire with the debut of the SpaceX IPO today!
Markets pricing in a 2026 U.S. corn yield at 187 bpa with the worst start to June in 50+ years on non-threatening weather that remains a “wild card".
El Nino has arrived according to CPC.
U.S. wholesale Gulf urea prices plunged 81.3%.
The spreading of screwworm in the U.S. is BULLISH cattle long-term.
+ CFTC fund flow.