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Cash Advance FAQs

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 more than 50 commodities, all on one application with no administration fee for the 2020...
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Can I switch the commodities I included on my initial advance application when I submit my post-harvest report?
Can I switch the commodities I included on my initial advance application when I submit my post-harvest report?
In the 2020 program year, there was an important change to the Advance Payments Program rules so that farmers are no longer able to remove commodities from an actual seeded advance when ...
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What does it cost me to get a cash advance?
What does it cost me to get a cash advance?
For the 2020 program year, CCGA has eliminated the application fee (previously $50). If you meet all the given deadlines associated with a cash advance, there are no fees.
Interest-bearing...
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What important deadlines are associated with a cash advance from CCGA?
What important deadlines are associated with a cash advance from CCGA?
During the Production Period, there are several paperwork and repayment deadlines that must be met to keep your account in good standing and avoid default. They can be found on our Dates...
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Fall Cash Advance: Put it to Work for Your Farm

September 21, 2020CCGA

Managing farm cash flow takes effective planning and access to the right tools. Unlike many types of businesses, farmers face a unique situation where an entire year's production culminates in harvest that spans only a few weeks. Faced with this situation, farmers must determine the best sales strategy to manage their cash flow needs, while attempting to get the most profitable price for their production.

Some may choose to sell a portion, or even all, of their production at the time of harvest – whether selling grain right off the combine or calves right off the pasture. While common, this approach can result in missed opportunities to maximize the prices for production by selling ... (read more)

Know Your Grade: Producer Protections

September 9, 2020Hub Article

With public health orders in place, your experiences marketing and delivering crops this harvest may be different than what you've come to expect. Despite the changes, one thing that remains the same is producer protections. Producer protections exist to ensure farmers are paid for grain delivered, receive a credible grade and dockage... (read more)