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Distressed Note Industry
Michigan Agricultural Loans
Analyzing agricultural loans loan performance across 108 Michigan banks
As of Q3 2025, 108 Michigan banks report agricultural loans portfolios totaling $1.4B. Non-performing loans in this category total $11.2M — an average NPL ratio of 0.80% — with $3.8M 30-89 days delinquent, $946K 90+ days delinquent, and $10.3M in nonaccrual status. The most distressed lender in this category is SUPERIOR NATIONAL BANK (MI) with an NPL ratio of 13.86%.
Total Lenders
108
Total Loan Portfolio
$1.4B
Total NPL
$11.2M
Average NPL %
0.80%
Delinquency Breakdown
30-89 Days
$3.8M
90+ Days
$946K
Nonaccrual
$10.3M
Charge-offs
$8K
Banks by NPL Ratio
Distribution of banks by non-performing loan ratio
Top Distressed Banks - Agricultural Loans in Michigan
Highest NPL %| Bank Name | State | Portfolio | NPL | NPL % |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SUPERIOR NATIONAL BANK | MI | $166K | $23K | 13.86% |
| SUPERIOR NATIONAL BANK | MI | $166K | $23K | 13.86% |
| HURON STATE BANK | MI | $246K | $33K | 13.41% |
| HURON STATE BANK | MI | $246K | $33K | 13.41% |
| DART BANK, THE | MI | $6.3M | $297K | 4.71% |
| DART BANK, THE | MI | $6.3M | $297K | 4.71% |
| NORTHSTAR BANK | MI | $53.3M | $2.2M | 4.05% |
| NORTHSTAR BANK | MI | $53.3M | $2.2M | 4.05% |
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