Farm Loan Calculators

Taking on debt against your farm is a big decision. Make sure you understand the numbers first. Use the calculators below to estimate payments, total interest, and the ratios agricultural lenders look at, so you can go into a loan conversation prepared. Our goal is to give you the tools — and the plain-English explanation behind them — free, with no signup.

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Farm Loan Payment Calculator

Periodic payment, total interest, and total cost of a farm loan at monthly, quarterly, semi-annual, or annual payment frequency.

Loan details

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Payment frequency
Many agricultural real estate loans are paid annually or semi-annually to match harvest and marketing cycles.

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Number of payments
Total interest
Total of all payments

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How this is calculated

i = (annual rate / 100) / periods per year
n = term in years x periods per year

payment = P x i / (1 - (1 + i)^-n)          when i > 0
payment = P / n                             when i = 0

P is the loan amount, i is the periodic interest rate, and n is the total number of payments. Payment frequency changes both i and n: an annual loan divides the rate by one and multiplies the term by one, while a monthly loan divides by twelve.

Total interest is the sum of the interest column across the whole schedule, and total of all payments is principal plus total interest. The schedule itself is built in whole cents: interest for each period is the balance times i, principal is the payment minus that interest, and the final payment absorbs any residual cents so the ending balance is exactly zero.

Assumptions: a fixed interest rate for the full term, equal payments made on schedule, no fees or escrow amounts included, and interest accrued on the period balance rather than daily.

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