Have you moved or updated your email/phone number in the past year? If you participate in our Harvest Sample Program, make sure you update your information with us ASAP! You can update your info online using your HSP account or by calling us: ow.ly/ojnb50VI4Mc #CdnAg

#DYK: On average, Canadians purchase $722/person in U.S. ag goods per year, compared to $118 per American on Canadian ag products. Read more about our advocacy efforts in Washington with CAFTA - ACCA to strengthen our relationships with our neighbours across the border:

“We look forward to working with Minister MacDonald to harness innovation and capitalize on opportunities for stability and long-term growth,” says Andre Harpe, Chair of CCGA. Read the full release on our website: ccga.ca/ccga-ready-to-… #CdnAg #CdnPoli

It’s often said the best way to stay safe around grain is to stay out of it — but what does that really mean? CCGA’s Chair Andre Harpe breaks it down in Canadian Ag Safety Alliance’s latest article on grain safety. Read more: ccga.ca/proactive-grai… #CdnAg #Plant25

CCGA is proud to support the Canadian Agricultural Safety Association’s BeGrainSafe initiative, raising awareness about the life-saving importance of proper grain safety. If you’re in Manitoba, firefighter grain rescue training is happening in Stonewall on May 24. For more

Your farm works best when you have the right tools for the job. That includes a cash advance, a financial tool that provides cash flow you can use when and however you need it. Read 3 Reasons Farmers Take a Cash Advance from CCGA: ccga.ca/3-reasons-cash… #AAFC_APP #CdnAg

The National Canola Marketing Program is working to connect with consumers about the #canola story. See some highlights from the program's activities in the March issue of Canola Digest: canoladigest.ca/march-2025/big…

CCGA welcomes all Parliamentarians to Canada’s 45th Parliament. We are ready to work with you to advance issues impacting #canola farmers. Learn more about the five steps Canada’s new government can take to secure canola farmers’ competitiveness: ccga.ca/election-prior… #CdnAg

Canola is a made-in-Canada success story, and farmers are the backbone of the sector. We look forward to working with Canada’s new government to act on our five priorities to secure canola farmers’ competitiveness. Learn more at ccga.ca/election-prior… #CdnAg #CdnPoli

Proper grain safety is vital, and it’s important that our first responders are trained to handle grain-related emergencies. The Canadian Agricultural Safety Association is hosting firefighter grain rescue training in Gimli/Arborg, Manitoba on May 30. Learn more at

It was a pleasure to meet with Agriculture and Agri-Food Minister Heath MacDonald today to discuss #canola farmers' key priorities. We look forward to working together to support their success.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month – a reminder to check in with yourself, especially during busy seasons on the farm like seeding. @DoMoreAg offers 24/7 support, tools, and workshops tailored to Canadian farmers. To learn more, visit domore.ag #Agtalk #Plant25

Trade is vital to canola farmers’ success, making it critical to keep existing markets open while diversifying and growing new ones. Learn more about the importance of trade and canola farmers’ advocacy priorities at ccga.ca/advocacy/prior… #CdnAg #CdnPoli

One of the top reasons farmers take a cash advance from CCGA is that it’s low-interest financing, with a blended interest rate that’s always below prime. To learn more about the benefits of a cash advance, read our latest blog post: ccga.ca/3-reasons-cash… #AAFC_APP #CdnAg

“There is always room for improvement on any farm. At the end of the day, a safe farm is a successful farm,” says Andre Harpe , Chair of CCGA. Read the full article on the importance of grain safety on our website: ccga.ca/proactive-grai… #CdnAg #Plant25

Thank you, MP Ted Falk, for meeting with us today to talk about #canola farmers' top priorities. We had a great discussion on: ➡️ The importance of trade with the U.S. and China – two top markets for Canadian canola ➡️ Eliminating the carbon tax on farms ➡️ Making extended

Developed by Canadian scientists in the 1970s, canola is a made-in-Canada success story derived from science and innovation. Canola farmers need a strong regulatory and policy framework to provide efficient access to the tools they need to grow a high-quality, sustainable, and

Farmers depend on rail service to get their #canola shipped on time and ultimately get paid. Rail system failures can cause farmers significant financial losses and damage Canada’s reputation as a reliable supplier. Learn more about our advocacy priorities toward improved rail