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Farm and Ag lenders

3,720 lenders hold farmland loans on their books, $127.4B in all at June 30, 2026. Bank of America, National Association holds the most, $1.8B.

Evidence
Lender holds farmland loans on its books at the latest filing
Data as of
June 30, 2026
Page last changed
November 11, 2026
Lenders
3,720
FDIC call report,
Total held
$127B
FDIC call report,
+5.2% from a year earlier, 3,580 of 3,720 lenders

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Source: The Lender Report, Farm and Ag lenders, https://lender.report/farm-lenders/, data as of June 30, 2026.

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The 25 largest farm and ag lenders
LenderKindBased inHoldsGrowth, 12 months
Bank of America, National AssociationBankCharlotte, NC$1.80B+10.6%
Nicolet National BankBankGreen Bay, WI$1.19B
First-Citizens Bank & Trust CompanyBankRaleigh, NC$1.07B
First Financial BankBankEl Dorado, AR$942M+11.6%
Old National BankBankEvansville, IN$907M
UMB Bank, National AssociationBankKansas City, MO$881M+2.4%
Wells Fargo Bank, National AssociationBankSioux Falls, SD$838M+14.8%
Columbia BankBankRoseburg, OR$829M
United Bank of IowaBankIda Grove, IA$815M+3.4%
The First Bank and Trust CompanyBankLebanon, VA$795M+10.3%
Glacier BankBankKalispell, MT$794M
Live Oak Banking CompanyBankWilmington, NC$787M+14.6%
Univest Bank and Trust Co.BankSouderton, PA$708M+7.5%
Prosperity BankBankEl Campo, TX$706M
Farmers & Merchants Bank of Central CaliforniaBankLodi, CA$689M
Simmons BankBankPine Bluff, AR$686M+20.9%
Pinnacle BankBankLincoln, NE$672M+5.6%
Fulton Bank, National AssociationBankLancaster, PA$671M+3.7%
Dacotah BankBankAberdeen, SD$657M+2.9%
U.S. Bank National AssociationBankCincinnati, OH$629M
Bank of Bird-in-HandBankBird In Hand, PA$627M+15.4%
Arvest BankBankFayetteville, AR$617M+7.2%
First Interstate BankBankBillings, MT$592M
BTC BankBankBethany, MO$584M
Beacon Credit UnionCredit unionWabash, IN$564M+0.6%
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Farm and Ag lenders by state
StateLendersBased hereHeld by those based here
Texas428333$8.18B
Illinois332276$9.46B
Iowa277237$12.9B
Minnesota259202$4.57B
Missouri243186$8.83B
Kansas231182$6.31B
Oklahoma190166$3.41B
Wisconsin176142$4.82B
Tennessee175112$1.68B
Ohio168137$4.42B
Nebraska167141$7.85B
Georgia166112$2.47B
Kentucky151116$2.86B
Florida14950$587M
Indiana149104$5.46B
Alabama13798$1.28B
Arkansas11576$6.39B
Colorado11455$1.70B
Pennsylvania11378$4.13B
Louisiana10689$1.44B
Virginia9850$1.42B
California9754$2.96B
Michigan9569$773M
South Dakota8962$4.39B
North Dakota8873$4.41B
Mississippi8655$1.98B
New York8340$747M
North Carolina8327$4.29B
South Carolina6836$235M
Maryland6526$291M
Washington5731$493M
West Virginia5629$234M
Montana5541$2.89B
Arizona547$59.9M
Massachusetts5336$48.2M
New Mexico5124$215M
Wyoming4625$548M
New Jersey4318$41.3M
Oregon4221$1.24B
Idaho3910$468M
New Hampshire368$21.1M
Utah3515$545M
Nevada336$15.2M
Connecticut299$9.96M
Maine2720$64.3M
Vermont2515$50.9M
Delaware237$68.4M
District of Columbia201$245K
Rhode Island144$5.38M
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  • These lenders hold $127.4B of farmland loans, up 5.2% from a year earlier among the 3,580 of 3,720 with a comparable earlier filing. FDIC call report,
  • The five largest books hold 4.6% of that. FDIC call report,
  • These lenders: 3,179 banks, 213 savings institutions and 328 credit unions. FDIC call report,
  • 49 states have at least 10 farm and ag lenders with in-state evidence on record, each with its own page. FDIC call report,

How this list is defined

Measure
farmland loans held by lenders with an office in the United States
Period
June 30, 2026
Formula
The balance of farmland loans on the lender's June 30, 2026 filing, for a lender with an office in the United States. A balance held, not loans made.
Order
Largest first by the book held at the latest filing, then name. Payment is not part of the order.
As of
June 30, 2026
Changelog
  • : First published, with the data built on this date.

Call reports give one balance per institution, not by state, and they carry balances, not loans made. The figure shown is the whole institution's book.

Growth appears only where a book grew over the 12 months. Each lender's own page has its full record.

Lenders that merged or stopped filing are left out.

Source and date appear beside each figure. Banks report balances, not loans made. Loans made come only from HMDA and SBA files. We do not audit filings and can make errors joining them. Report a problem

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