Collateral Security for Agricultural Credit
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What is the primary purpose of collateral security for agricultural credit?

  • To reduce the lender's financial risk. (correct)
  • To increase the value of the farmer's assets.
  • To provide additional income for the farmer.
  • To guarantee loan approval.

Which of the following would NOT generally qualify as collateral for an agricultural loan?

  • A tractor and other farm machinery.
  • Livestock owned by the farmer.
  • Growing crops or harvested produce.
  • A personal vehicle. (correct)

A farmer uses a portion of their land as collateral for a loan. What type of asset is the farmer providing?

  • Real property (correct)
  • Financial instrument
  • Moveable asset
  • Liquid asset

Aside from physical assets like land and machinery, what other form of collateral can a farmer offer?

<p>Bank deposits or savings accounts. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why might a lender require collateral for an agricultural loan?

<p>As a safeguard against potential loan default. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Land Collateral

Land or property used as security for an agricultural loan.

Livestock Collateral

Livestock, like cows or sheep, can serve as collateral for an agricultural loan.

Equipment Collateral

Tractors, combines, or other farming equipment can be used as security for an agricultural loan.

Crop Collateral

The farmer's crops or produce can be used as collateral for an agricultural loan.

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Deposit Collateral

Money deposited in a bank account can be used as collateral for an agricultural loan.

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Study Notes

Collateral Security for Agricultural Credit

  • Farmers can provide various assets as collateral for agricultural loans.
  • Examples of collateral include:
    • Land or property
    • Livestock
    • Equipment and machinery
    • Crops or produce
    • Bank deposits or savings accounts
  • These assets help lenders reduce the risk of loan default.

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Explore the various types of collateral that farmers can use to secure agricultural loans. This quiz highlights assets such as land, livestock, equipment, and crops that help mitigate lenders' risks. Understand the importance of collateral in agricultural financing.

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