About CoBank
CoBank is a national cooperative bank serving vital industries across rural America. The bank provides financial services to agribusinesses and rural power, water and digital infrastructure providers in all 50 states.
CoBank works alongside the people and businesses that keep rural America running. Our customers include agribusinesses and food companies, rural electric and water, telecommunications and digital infrastructure providers, Farm Credit associations and energy companies that serve rural communities nationwide.
They count on steady capital, real‑world industry insight and a partner who’s in it for the long haul. We help them invest, adapt and grow through changing markets, bringing deep industry expertise, purpose‑built financial solutions and a shared commitment to the future of rural communities.

As an integral member of the Farm Credit System, our mission is to serve as a relevant and dependable provider of credit and other value-added financial services and support to agriculture, rural infrastructure and other related industries for the benefit of rural America.

CoBank is structured as a cooperative, which means our customers are also our owners. That model shapes how we operate and how we measure success. Instead of focusing on short‑term gains, we emphasize long‑term relationships and shared value. Our financial strength is reinvested in the cooperative and returned to customer‑owners through patronage and competitive pricing, aligning our performance with the outcomes that matter most to the people we serve.

15,764
Total customers in the United States
$3.1T
Customers' combined annual revenue
$151.7B
Customers' combined year-end loans
$4.2B
Customers's combined year-end leases
$1.1B
CoBank total patronage payments
$16.7M
CoBank nationwide total charitable contributions
CoBank’s roots reflect the evolution of cooperative finance in rural America. From its early beginnings to today’s national platform, the bank has grown alongside the customers and communities it serves—adapting to changing markets while staying grounded in its cooperative purpose.