
Farm Credit Leasing
Preserve capital, gain flexibility and modernize operations while staying on schedule and on budget.
Leasing is about control: of cash flow, taxes and long‑term planning. It allows you to use the assets you need today while keeping options open tomorrow. With more than 15,000 types of assets eligible for leasing, you stay in control of how and when you use, replace, or own your equipment.

Choose the lease structure that matches your budget, tax strategy and how you want to handle the asset at the end of the term.

Through Farm Credit Leasing, a wholly owned subsidiary of CoBank, you gain flexible leasing options for agriculture and rural infrastructure businesses nationwide, backed by decades of experience and a dedicated team that understands how your operation runs.
Preserve capital—often you can acquire the asset by making just your first lease payment at closing. That means more cash on hand for operations, growth and unexpected needs.
Set payments and flexible schedules can align to the asset’s life and your seasonal cash flow. Monthly, quarterly, semi‑annual, annual, seasonal, harvest‑pay and step‑up or step‑down schedules are all available.
Depending on lease structure, payments may be fully tax deductible—or you may be able to depreciate the asset over time. (Always consult your tax advisor.)
Plan ahead and keep reliable, low‑maintenance equipment working with less downtime.
Through our partnership with Farm Credit associations, we provide leasing options to thousands of farmers and ranchers in rural America.
Manage your entire fleet lifecycle with integrated services that simplify purchasing, operations and administration.

Browse a broad selection of dependable, inspected equipment online and buy with confidence at competitive prices.

Instead of lending money, Farm Credit Leasing lends the use of an asset or facility. You pay a monthly rental payment instead of a principal and interest payment on a loan.
You can lease more than 15,000 types of equipment, vehicles and facilities. That includes ag production equipment; buildings, bins and storage; forestry equipment; grain, feed, fertilizer and seed storage and handling, material handling and construction; packaging and processing; transportation; utility, communication and energy; and water systems. If it flies or floats, it likely can’t be leased.
Yes. You can customize the asset and order it directly.
Typically, you pay the agreed-upon leasing rental payment, document fee, applicable taxes (including sales and property taxes), licensing and registration fees, maintenance costs and insurance premiums.
Yes. You can add equipment or upgrade assets when appropriate. This may require a new lease contract or an addendum to the original lease that revises terms, residual values or payment schedules.
A lease agreement typically cannot be canceled. Lessees are obligated to make rental payments for the full lease term.
At the end of the lease, you may purchase the equipment, return it, or renew the lease. All Farm Credit Leasing solutions have end-of-lease purchase option, which vary with the type of equipment.
CoBank, ACB, Farm Credit Leasing Services Corporation and their respective affiliates (collectively, “CoBank”) do not provide tax, legal or accounting advice. These materials have been prepared for informational purposes only, and are not intended to provide, and should not be relied on for, tax, legal or accounting advice. CoBank makes no representations or warranties regarding the accuracy of the information contained in these materials and is under no obligation to notify you of any subsequent corrections or other changes to these materials or to the laws, regulations or other information that may be contained therein. You should consult your own tax, legal and accounting advisors before engaging in any transaction.