Chicken & Poultry Farm Business Loans

Get up to $500,000 in poultry farm financing in as quickly as 24 hours when you fill out the form on this page. Fast approvals, flexible terms. Apply today.

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Use your QuickBridge Business Loan for poultry farm financing, including:

  • Operational Expenses
  • Poultry Farm Equipment
  • Feed Supplies
  • Labor Costs
  • Unexpected Bills
  • & Much More ...

Poultry Farm Financing to Grow Your Business

With your poultry farm business loan from QuickBridge, you get the financing you need to repair or replace equipment, go free range, expand, or use however else you see fit. And there’s no better time than the present to increase production or scale.

According to the National Chicken Council, red meat and beef have been in consistent decline since 1960, but the demand for chicken as a protein and consumption per capita is consistently growing. By expanding your facilities or upgrading equipment, you can increase output to keep up with current needs and be ready to meet future demand. Get the flexible financing you need for your chicken farm to keep business thriving.

How You Can Use Your Poultry Farm Loan

Poultry farm loans from QuickBridge can be used to hire and train staff, fill a cash flow gap, restock feed and supplies, invest in a new aviary, and repair equipment that is vital to operations.

While SBA poultry loans are a great choice if you’re looking to purchase a large amount of land or invest in new and expensive structures, the SBA typically has a long wait time to approve applications. This forces many poultry farmers to wait months before receiving critical funds. And when land is in demand, you may not have that much time.

The same goes for the Farm Service Agency. It could be tempting as they cover startup costs and offer financing products specifically for women and minority poultry farmers. But similar to the SBA, these loan applications are often lengthy and can leave you waiting months to receive funds you need now. The egg-laying season can be over by the time you get approved.

This is where alternative lenders like QuickBridge come in. For small and mid-size farms, smaller amounts of cash that support specific initiatives can be more valuable. We offer up to $500,000 in poultry farm financing and can get you approved in as little as 24 hours. And we have multiple types of small business loans for all of your poultry farming needs.

Working Capital Small Business Loans

When you need to make payroll, pay utilities, cover rent, and have other immediate expenses like paying a tab at the feed store, our working capital loans are the right financing solution for you. This is the most flexible financing option for chicken farms as you can use it to:

  • Increase shipments to grocery stores by investing in delivery drivers and making lease payments.
  • Hire more staff to help with operations, from harvesting to sales.
  • Purchase software, computers, and other technology to increase efficiency.
  • Cover cash flow shortages, like when you have a damaged delivery that needs to be refunded or replaced.

Poultry Farm Equipment Financing

Replacing feeders, ventilation and manure systems, incubators, coops, and conveyors is expensive. When machines break or require repairs, you need financing and fast. That’s where equipment financing from QuickBridge comes in. We can provide you with funding to repair or replace equipment quickly, as every hour counts.

Once approved, you’ll have the financing in your account in as quickly as 24 hours so you can get chicks in the brooder, repairs done on the aviary if there was a storm, or the egg packing machines set so deliveries can go out on time.

Business Expansion Loans

Demand for poultry, eggs, and protein is not going to decrease any time soon, so when an opportunity knocks, you’ll want to take it. From buying a competitor or more land when the farm next to yours is on sale, or cultivating raw land to grow your production, business expansion loans can help.

They’re flexible enough to cover the cost of higher efficiency machinery or building an aviary to house your birds. You can even use part of the funds to pay for marketing, advertising, and hiring staff, as you’ll be able to service more clients.

How to Apply for a Poultry Farm Loan

To apply online for poultry farm financing, you’ll need to have at least $250,000 in annual sales and six months in business. If you do, then just follow these 3 steps:

  • Fill out the quick online application on this page.
  • One of our Funding Advisors will reach out and ask for any additional details.
  • If approved, funds can be released to your account in as quickly as 24 hours.

FAQs About Poultry Farm Loans

What is the Farm Service Agency (FSA) farm loan?
The FSA is a government agency designed to support farmers and ranchers. It offers loans and financing to cover startup costs, emergency assistance, ownership or operating costs, and more. The FSA typically takes months to approve applications, so if your business needs access to funding fast, working with an alternative lender may get you funds more quickly.
How hard is it to get a poultry farm loan?
It depends on where you go to get financing for your poultry farm. The FSA may have stricter requirements for getting approved. For alternative lenders like us at QuickBridge, we only require at least $250,000 in annual sales, at least 6 months in business, and fair to excellent credit.
What credit score is needed for a farm loan?
When it comes to the credit score needed to qualify for poultry farm financing, this depends on the lender, but most will require a fair to excellent credit score. If your credit score is not excellent, having a strong business plan, consistent cash flow, a proven track record in business, and assets to use as collateral may help make up for it.

What Small Business Owners Say

Use your QuickBridge Business Loan for poultry farm financing, including:

  • Operational Expenses
  • Poultry Farm Equipment
  • Feed Supplies
  • Labor Costs
  • Unexpected Bills
  • & Much More ...