***IMPORTANT DEADLINE: December 31, 2024***

Here’s your year-end checklist:

  • Convert Actual Seeded Advances to Post-Harvest Advances.
  • Update Anticipated Honey Advances to Actual Honey Production Advances.
  • Repay advances for seeded crops, honey, or spring livestock (if not transferring).

Don’t forget - Post-Harvest Reports for Fall Advances are due!

Need help? Contact us at 1.825.509.3538 or info@farmcashadvance.com.

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Farming is an intensive business that requires continual investment to maintain the depreciated value of the farm and its assets. While debt can be an essential part of farming and agriculture production, whether debt is good or bad depends largely on the intended use and the vehicle of which a producer is loaning funds. Interest rate can play a big role in financing and if funds are borrowed at a low interest rate, while being used to make wise purchases or investments, loans can actually increase your farm’s profitability.

Learn more about the differences between good and bad debt in the articles below.

Myth Busting Farm Debt

FarmCash: A Short-Term Loan for Long-Term Impact

Why FarmCash is the Right Investment Tool for Producers

 

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The Advance Payments Program is a federal cash advance program administered by Alberta Grains.
It offers Canadian farmers marketing flexibility through interest-free and low interest cash advances.