Agriculture

Canadian agricultural operations demanding serious pulling power are increasingly turning to leasing as a smart financial strategy for acquiring high-horsepower tractors.

At $800,000 or more, a high-capacity combine is one of the biggest purchases a Canadian grain farm makes, and financing turns that number into a payment tied

A self-propelled sprayer rides high on its own chassis to cover big fields fast and accurately, and leasing one gets a Canadian farmer onto modern spraying g

A center-pivot system waters a whole field from one slowly rotating arm, and financing it puts that yield-boosting technology on a Canadian farm without drai

Air seeders and planting drills meter seed and fertilizer precisely across wide acreage in a tight window, and leasing them keeps a Canadian farm on current

When structuring your forage harvester financing, ask your lender about seasonal payment adjustments that match your revenue patterns. Many agricultural financing arrangements can be structured with

A grain dryer pulls moisture from the harvest so it stores without spoiling, and leasing one lets a Canadian farm dry more grain in a wet fall without a big

Most Canadian cotton growers finance their pickers rather than tie up a quarter-million dollars in a machine that runs only a few weeks a year.

A large manure spreader turns livestock waste into evenly applied fertilizer across hundreds of acres, and leasing one puts the machine on a Canadian farm ri

High-payload grain carts have become indispensable for modern Canadian farming operations, and securing the right financing can make all the difference in your harvest efficiency.