Farm Credit Canada this week announced a $60-million investment in Glengarry Farm Finance Corp., money that will significantly increase Glengarry’s ability to provide credit-challenged farmers with a more accessible source of financing. 

Farm Credit Canada (FCC) pledged up to $60 million to Glengarry Farm Finance Corporation to provide financial backing to farmers with credit issues.

Glengarry Farm Finance Corporation, in partnership with Farm Credit Canada (FCC), has announced a significant financial boost to enhance its lending capabilities in the Canadian agricultural sector. This collaboration introduces a $60 million investment aimed at supporting transitional farmers—those facing temporary credit challenges—in Western Canada and Ontario.

Glengarry Farm Finance, an alternative lender serving farmers with "temporary credit issues," has secured up to $60 million in financial backing from Farm Credit Canada (FCC).

Glengarry Farm Finance Corporation (Glengarry) is announcing an investment from Farm Credit Canada (FCC) that will allow it to provide farmers with a more accessible source of financing.

Brokers without a rural upbringing may not know a lot about how farms or farm financing work, but even a residential broker can be taught how to handle a farm deal.

Farmland is increasingly in focus as an alternative asset class. In this paper, CAASA interviews a number of farmland investors, including Greg Kalil, who explains Glengarry’s approach to investment through debt.

This podcast hosted by CAASA - Canadian Association of Alternative Strategies & Assets features our CEO, Greg Kalil, alongside Kent Willmore of AGinvest. For brokers who are wanting to understand Glengarry’s lending thesis in more depth, this is definitely worth a listen!