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Our Rural Managers are supported by specialist dairy analysts, industry research and global market insights, helping dairy farmers make informed decisions through changing market conditions.
"In New Zealand, milk flows in the first month of the 2026/27 season continued last year's trend, with June setting another record for both milk solids and milk volumes. We anticipate strong production momentum to continue throughout the season." Emma Higgins, Senior Agricultural Analyst, RaboResearch. Agribusiness Monthly, August 2026
The All In One loan account is the ultimate farmers account
Banking built around the dairy cycle
The Rabobank All In One loan account gives dairy farmers the control to adapt to the ups and downs of farming. Seasonal cashflow can work harder by offsetting lending, helping reduce interest costs while keeping funds available when opportunities arise. Whether you're reviewing an existing dairy farm loan, investing in growth, upgrading infrastructure or managing cashflow between payouts, The All In One loan account helps put you in control.
Terms, conditions and lending criteria apply.
Benefits for dairy farmers
Helping our clients grow
Makker Family, Morrinsville, Waikato
300 cows, 108 hectares
From first farm ownership through to land acquisition and expansion, the Makker family's story reflects the growth journey many New Zealand dairy farmers aspire to. They chose Rabobank because they wanted a banking partner that understood the realities of farming and could support their long-term plans.
"We wanted someone who knew about farming and would pick up the phone when we called."
Every dairy business is different. Whether you're investing in growth, reviewing lending arrangements or planning for the future, our Rural Managers can help you explore the options available to your business.
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Contact your local Rabobank Rural Manager and discuss your lending requirements. We'll take the time to listen and understand your agribusiness, future plans and goals, then work with you to explore the lending options that may suit your needs.
Lending is subject to lending criteria, terms and conditions and approval processes.
Rabobank's All In One loan account may also help reduce interest costs by allowing surplus funds from cash flow to offset the loan balance, reducing the amount of interest charged while those funds remain in the account.
Lending is subject to lending criteria, terms and conditions, and approval processes.
Yes, depending on your circumstances, repayments can be structured around your businesses cash flow, including seasonal income patterns such as milk payout cycles, production and cost volatility, helping match repayments to periods when income is strongest.
Lending is subject to lending criteria, terms and conditions, and approval processes.
When assessing a dairy lending application, Rabobank takes the time to understand your farming business, its performance and your plans for the future.
The information considered may include historical financial performance and financial statements, budgets and cash flow forecasts, cash flow management practices, business strategy and growth plans, farm performance and productivity, and long-term business sustainability and resilience, as well as governance.
Our focus is on understanding the overall strength of your business and its ability to meet lending commitments over the long term.
Lending is subject to lending criteria, terms and conditions, and approval processes.
Yes, Rabobank works with dairy farming businesses of different sizes and stages of growth, including large-scale operations.
We take the time to understand your business, goals and future plans, then explore the lending options that may suit your needs.
Lending is subject to lending criteria, terms and conditions, and approval processes.
Rabobank is very focused on farm succession, which can have implications for existing lending arrangements and may require a review of strategy, ownership structures, financing arrangements, and the roles and responsibilities of those involved in the business.
As part of the succession planning process, Rabobank works with clients to understand the proposed changes and assess how the transition may affect the farm business and its lending needs.
Rabobank and the Rabo Client Councils also offer free Planning for Succession Workshops.
Any changes to lending arrangements are subject to lending criteria, terms and conditions, and approval processes.