While not specifically about places to obtain financing, this book covers modern concepts and tools of finance, developed and applied to the agricultural sector, such as lender-borrow relationships, debt capital, and capital risk.

"This collection of recent articles by experts presents stories of small-town America's struggle and describes innovations and practices behind successful revivals." Chapters 24-27 focus specifically on capital and financing.

Author Colby Williams discusses his experience starting his business, Parengo Coffee, in a small town. Using humor and practical advice, he writes about the "untapped treasures of small town entrepreneurship, like: How building your startup in a small town will launch you past your competition; How Colby and other small town entrepreneurs used small town stereotypes to their advantage; How to scale to the Big Money level, even from a small town; How other small town entrepreneurs built a rich life by embracing authenticity and other non-corporate values; How to alter your town's paradigm in order to attract entrepreneurs and to boost your local economy." —From publisher’s description.