Agri Loan EMI Calculator Online
EMI Breakdown (Yearly)
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What is an Agri Loan EMI Calculator?
An agri loan EMI calculator is a free online tool that helps farmers calculate their monthly loan payments. Whether you’re a potato farmer planning your next season or growing any other crop, this agriculture loan calculator shows exactly how much you’ll pay each month and over the entire loan period.
This farm loan EMI calculator is specially designed for potato crop farmers, but any farmer can use it for their agricultural needs.
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Why Use Our Agriculture Loan EMI Calculator?
For Potato Farmers:
- Plan your potato crop investment better
- Know your monthly payments before taking a loan for seeds, fertilizers, or equipment
- Compare different loan options from banks and cooperatives
- Calculate EMI for tractors, cold storage, or land purchases
For All Farmers:
- Works for any crop – vegetables, grains, fruits, or cash crops
- Calculate agri loan EMI instantly without visiting the bank
- Free and easy to use farming loan calculator
- No registration or personal details needed
Step-by-Step Guide to Calculate Your Agri Loan EMI
Step 1: Pick Your Currency
At the top, you’ll see a dropdown menu that says “Currency”
Click on it and choose your currency:
- Indian Rupee (₹)
- US Dollar ($)
- Euro (€)
- British Pound (£)
- Chinese Yuan (¥)
The calculator will show all amounts in your selected currency
Step 2: Enter Your Loan Amount
Look for the box labeled “Loan Amount”
Type in how much money you want to borrow for your farming needs
Easy way: Use the slider below the box – just drag it left or right
Examples for potato farmers:
- ₹2,00,000 for potato seeds and fertilizers
- ₹5,00,000 for cold storage construction
- ₹10,00,000 for buying farming equipment or tractor
- ₹50,000 for drip irrigation system
Step 3: Set the Interest Rate
Find the “Rate of Interest” box
Type in the interest rate your bank or cooperative is offering
Easy way: Use the slider to adjust the rate
Common agri loan interest rates in India:
- 7% – Interest subvention scheme rates
- 9% – Regular agriculture loan rates
- 4% – Special Kisan Credit Card rates
Check with your local bank, cooperative, or Kisan Credit Card provider for exact rates
Step 4: Choose the Loan Period
- Look for “Time Period”
- Enter how many years you want to take the agri loan for
Easy way: Drag the slider to pick the years
Common agriculture loan periods:
- 1-2 years – Short-term crop loans for potato cultivation
- 3-5 years – Medium-term loans for equipment or cold storage
- 7-10 years – Long-term loans for land purchase or major infrastructure
Step 5: See Your Results
Once you enter all details, you’ll see:
Monthly EMI (Big yellow box)
- This is how much you’ll pay every month
- Example: ₹3,088 per month
The Circle Chart
- Yellow part = Your loan amount
- Gray part = Interest you’ll pay
Below the chart:
- Loan Amount = Money you borrowed
- Interest Payable = Extra money you’ll pay to the bank
- Total Amount = Loan + Interest (what you’ll pay in total)
Step 6: Check the Yearly Breakdown Table
Scroll down to see a table that shows:
- Year by year payment details
- How much goes toward your loan (Principal)
- How much goes toward interest
- How much is left to pay (Balance)
This helps you understand where your money goes each year.
Extra Features
Share Your Results
- Click the “Share” button at the top right
- Your results will be copied so you can share them with family or your bank
Print Your Results
- Click the “Print” button
- A print window will open
- You can print it or save it for your records
Save as PDF
- Click the “Export PDF” button
- Follow the instructions to save as PDF
- Most browsers have a “Save as PDF” option in the print window
Tips for Using the Agri Loan EMI Calculator
Plan before potato planting season: Use this agriculture loan calculator before the planting season to know if you can afford the loan EMI
Compare multiple banks: Enter different interest rates from SBI, PNB, Union Bank, Bank of Baroda, Bank of Maharashtra, Yes Bank, HDFC, NABARD, or your local cooperative to find the cheapest agri loan
Match EMI with harvest income: Choose a loan period where your monthly EMI fits your expected potato crop income
Calculate for different farming needs:
- Potato seed purchase loans
- Farm equipment financing
- Cold storage construction loans
- Land improvement loans
- Irrigation system loans
Use the yearly breakdown: Check the table to see how much you’ll pay during potato growing season vs off-season
Save results for bank visits: Print or save the PDF to show your bank when applying for the agri loan
Real Examples for Potato Farmers
Example 1: Potato Seed and Fertilizer Loan
- Loan Amount: ₹2,00,000
- Interest Rate: 7%
- Time Period: 2 years
- Monthly EMI: ₹8,950 approximately
Example 2: Cold Storage Construction Loan
- Loan Amount: ₹15,00,000
- Interest Rate: 9%
- Time Period: 7 years
- Monthly EMI: ₹22,500 approximately
Example 3: Tractor Purchase for Potato Farming
- Loan Amount: ₹8,00,000
- Interest Rate: 8.5%
- Time Period: 5 years
- Monthly EMI: ₹16,400 approximately
Use the calculator to get exact numbers for your situation!
FAQs About Agri Loan EMI Calculator:
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Can I use this calculator for my potato farming loan?
Yes! This agri loan EMI calculator is made specially for potato farmers but works for all types of agriculture loans.
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Will this help me get a Kisan Credit Card loan?
Yes, you can calculate your KCC loan EMI using this tool. Just enter the interest rate your bank offers for Kisan Credit Cards.
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Which banks offer the best agri loan rates?
Use this calculator to compare rates from SBI, HDFC Bank, ICICI, Punjab National Bank, Bank of Baroda, NABARD, or your local cooperative society.
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What if I want to prepay my agriculture loan?
This calculator shows standard EMI. For prepayment or part-payment options, talk to your bank or cooperative.
Important for Farmers: This agri loan EMI calculator gives you accurate estimates for your agriculture loan planning. However, actual EMI may vary based on:
- Bank processing fees
- Insurance charges (crop insurance, life insurance)
- Government subsidy schemes
- Loan moratorium periods
- Interest subvention benefits
Always confirm final amounts with your bank, cooperative society, or financial institution before taking an agriculture loan.
