Canadian Canola Growers Association (CCGA)

Cash Advances

From grains, to oilseeds to pulse crops. As an administrator of Agriculture and Agri-Food’s Advance Payments Program, the Canadian Canola Growers Association issues cash advances to farmers on more than 20 commodities across Western Canada.

Accepting applications for 2013 crops beginning March 1st.

CCGA talks with Farmgate host Rod Simpson about how the 2013 cash advance program can benefit your farm financial plans.

Online Account Services

Producers can view their account using our Secure Producer Account Services. Select the "Cash Advance Login" below or in the top corner of this screen. Once signed in, producers can complete a cash advance application online, check account balances, review important deadlines or print out summary reports. New user? Simply follow the prompts to set up a new account.

New Elevator Login

Authorized grain buyers can access CCGA’s account lookup feature through a secure portal. Existing account holders can use the "Login" below or at the top right-hand corner of this screen. Additional resources for elevators and grain buyers cash be found on the Grain Buyers section of this website.

The Canadian Livestock Advance Association issues cash advances under the Advance Payments Program to cow-calf producers in Saskatchewan and British Columbia. Go to the CLAA website to learn more about advances for spring calves, including current advance rates and CLAA cash advance application forms.

Go to CLAA Website

Policy Development

For nearly 30 years, the Canadian Canola Growers Association has represented Canada’s canola farmers on national and international issues and policies that impact farm profitability.

Policy News

Growing with Canola: In this episode of Growing with Canola, Rick White explains CCGA's role in national policy development and advocacy, including changes to the Canada Grain Commission and improvements in rail service.

Market Prospects: Watch the latest segments of Market Prospects.

Agricultural Research with Dr. Richard Gray, University of Saskatchewan.

Canola Situation and Outlook with Dr. Derek, Brewin, Univ ersity of Manitoba

Growing Forward 2 - Beginning April 1st 2013 changes to risk management programs like AgriStability will take effect. Get up to speed on the changes by reading this Growing Forward 2 Fact Sheet.

Latest News

March 12, 2013 - CCGA Welcomes New Board Member During AGM

March 4, 2013 - CCGA Accepting Early Applications for Pre-Harvest Cash Advance

December 11, 2012 - Rail Legislation Important Milestone in Balancing Commercial Relationships between Railways and Shippers

October 23, 2012 - CGC Legislation a Good First Step but Modernization is Imperative

October 10, 2012 - Trans-Pacific Partnership Creating Opportunities for Canola Farmers

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