The purpose of this study was to model the effects of density on the dielectric constants of particulate agricultural materials using finite element analysis. The dielectric constant is calculated from the total potential energy of the material in a static electric field. A disk model and a sphere model simulating the particulate material were developed. Analyzed results agree with the experimental data from the literature. The relationship between the dielectric constant and density of the material may be described by quadratic equations. The square root and the cubic root of the dielectric constants are linearly related to the volume ratios. The disk model is more suited for, predicting the dielectric constants of powders or fine particles at varying densities. The error of prediction for the dielectric constant of flour using the disk model is less than 1.3%.