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Cash Advance FAQs

How can I apply for a cash advance through CCGA?
How can I apply for a cash advance through CCGA?
CCGA offers multiple ways to apply for a cash advance, including:
- Telephone: Call 1-866-745-2256, option 1 to apply over the telephone with a CCGA account...
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What commodities are eligible for a cash advance from CCGA?
What commodities are eligible for a cash advance from CCGA?
Producers from British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba can access financing for 45 commodities, all on one application with one administration fee.
Available commodities include...
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If I apply, how long will it take for my application to be processed?
If I apply, how long will it take for my application to be processed?
When a complete and accurate application is submitted to us, our goal is to issue funds within 3-5 business days. Some ways to ensure you receive the funds as quickly as possible:
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What does it cost me to get a cash advance?
What does it cost me to get a cash advance?
On each cash advance application submitted to CCGA, there is a $50 Administration Fee. If you meet all the given deadlines associated with a cash advance, this is the only fee you will pay.
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China Trade Update

April 10, 2019Hub Article

A resumption of canola seed trade to China is a top priority for Canadian Canola Growers Association (CCGA). We are actively communicating farmers' concerns and working with the Canola Council of Canada (CCC) to advocate for a science-based resolution.

During the first 10 days of April, representatives of CCGA were in Ottawa to express these concerns to Government and to discuss measures to assist farmers in managing the uncertainty. Several important steps have been taken, including:

Monday, April 1

The Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food, Marie-Claude Bibeau, announced the formation of a canola working group to resolve market access concerns related to trade with China.... (read more)

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Bringing the Farmer Voice Forward on China

April 1, 2019Hub Article

With seeding now weeks away, farmers are acutely concerned that China, our largest market for Canadian canola seed, has suspended canola export permits for Richardson International and Viterra and practically stopped all imports of canola seed into the country. China typically purchases 40% of Canada's canola seed exports annually, but ... (read more)