Turn your invoices into quick working capital with CapFlow Funding Group.

Agriculture requires heavy spending before revenue comes in seeds, fertilizer, feed, equipment, and labor all need to be paid for upfront. Factoring turns invoices into immediate cash, giving farmers the working capital they need to prepare and plant without relying on loans.
From fluctuating commodity prices to unexpected weather events, agriculture is filled with uncertainty. Factoring provides predictable cash flow, helping stabilize finances and keeping operations running smoothly even when the market is unpredictable.
Agriculture relies heavily on tractors, harvesters, irrigation systems, and other costly machinery that can’t afford downtime. Regular maintenance, fuel, and unexpected repairs all come with a high price tag. Factoring gives you fast access to working capital so you can handle equipment expenses immediately, keeping operations efficient and avoiding costly delays during critical planting or harvest seasons.
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CapFlow has worked with thousands of American businesses and has provided over $1 Billion in working capital.
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Agriculture runs on upfront costs and long payment cycles—seeds, feed, equipment, and labor all need to be paid for long before buyers settle invoices. At CapFlow Funding Group™, we turn your receivables into fast cash up to 90% within 24–48 hours so you can cover payroll, maintain equipment, and manage seasonal swings without taking on debt. Our flexible solutions grow with your business, giving farmers and ag suppliers the stability and confidence to keep operations moving and seize new opportunities.

For a growing business, accounts receivables collection of unpaid invoices can be one of the most challenging areas of operation. With factoring, as invoices are created they can be financed up to 90% of their issued value same-day by CapFlow.
Fill large orders in a short time frame
Take advantage of vendor discounts and opportunistic purchases
Manage seasonal fluctuations
Meet weekly payroll requirements
Purchase inventory
Supplement or reduce bank or equity financing
Turn over your product cycle more frequently
Satisfy outstanding debts or back taxes
Reorganize