Annual, semi-annual, or seasonal payments
Leases tailored to harvest cycles
New and used equipment leasing
Agricultural equipment leasing is a financing arrangement that helps Canadian farmers acquire tractors, combines, and other machinery with payment schedules built around the harvest cycle. We offer flexible plans, including annual and semi-annual payments, so the cost of equipment lines up with when your operation actually generates revenue.
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We offer competitive leasing structures for a wide variety of agriculture assets. Find the specific equipment you need below.
High-horsepower tractors (250 HP and up) pull wide implements on large acreage, and combines harvest, thresh and clean grain in one pass.
Self-propelled and pull-type sprayers apply crop protection across large fields fast, and spreaders place dry fertilizer evenly.
Planters and seed drills meter seed at a set depth and spacing during a tight spring planting window.
Grain carts, from 500 to more than 1,500 bushels, plus bins and conveyors, move grain from the combine to the truck and into storage.
Gooseneck and bumper-pull stock trailers move cattle, hogs and horses between pasture, barn and sale yard.
Round and square balers package hay and straw for storage and sale, often leased with the matching rakes and mowers.
Centre-pivot systems water a whole field from one slowly rotating arm, and financing spreads the cost across several seasons.
Guidance, auto-steer, section control and yield monitoring cut overlap and input costs, and can be leased with the machine or added to it.
Liquid and anhydrous ammonia applicators place nitrogen in or on the soil at variable rates.
Utility tractors and skid steers handle loader work, feeding, snow and yard chores on every kind of farm.
Discs, cultivators and vertical-tillage tools prepare seedbeds and manage residue before planting.
Self-propelled forage harvesters chop corn and grass silage for dairy and beef operations during a short harvest window.
Large manure spreaders turn livestock waste into evenly applied fertilizer across hundreds of acres.
Grain dryers bring harvested grain down to a safe moisture level for storage, which matters most in a wet fall.
Narrow tractors, sprayers, mowers and harvesters sized for vineyard and orchard rows.
Air seeders meter seed and fertilizer through a wide air drill, the standard seeding setup on Prairie grain farms.
Portable and swing-away augers move grain from trucks into bins and between storage.
Rakes gather cut hay into windrows and tedders fluff it to dry faster before baling.
Mower conditioners cut hay and crimp the stems so the crop dries evenly in the field.
Self-propelled windrowers cut canola, grain and hay into windrows to dry before combining or baling.
Squeeze chutes and handling systems hold cattle safely for vaccinating, tagging, preg-checking and vet work.
Vertical and horizontal TMR mixers blend forage, grain and supplements into one ration for dairy and beef herds.
Silage facers shave feed cleanly off bunker and pile faces, cutting spoilage compared with a loader bucket.
Rock pickers clear stones from fields before seeding to protect seeding and harvest equipment.
Land rollers press rocks into the soil and level the seedbed after seeding for pulse and forage crops.
Planters, harvesters, graders and storage handling systems built for potatoes and field vegetables.
Benches, climate control, lighting, irrigation and heating systems for commercial greenhouse growers.
Robotic milkers, parlours and bulk tanks, often leased with installation included and payments matched to milk income.
We know that farmers don't get paid monthly, so why should your lease payments be monthly? We structure payments around your harvest, whether that's once a year or twice a year.
We specialize in financing across all major sectors