Western Cash Advance Program (WeCAP)

RegionAlberta
DeadlineOngoing
FundingUp to $1,000,000; first $250,000 interest-free ($500,000 for canola); then prime minus 0.5%

About this program

A federal Advance Payments Program administrator that gives producers cash advances against the expected value of stored crops and livestock. The first $250,000 is interest free ($500,000 for canola) and amounts above that carry an interest rate of prime minus 0.5%. Advances can be repaid over up to 24 months depending on the commodity.

Eligibility

Individual producers, partnerships, corporations and co-operatives producing eligible crops or livestock, applying through the Feeder Associations of Alberta.

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Source: official program page at feederassoc.com. Last checked by Ag Alerts on November 11, 2026.

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Frequently asked questions

Who is eligible for Western Cash Advance Program (WeCAP)?

Individual producers, partnerships, corporations and co-operatives producing eligible crops or livestock, applying through the Feeder Associations of Alberta.

What is the application deadline?

This program does not list a fixed deadline, so applications appear to be ongoing. Confirm on the official program page.

How much funding is available?

Up to $1,000,000; first $250,000 interest-free ($500,000 for canola); then prime minus 0.5%. See the official program page for full details.

How do I apply?

Apply directly through the official program page linked above. Ag Alerts is an independent service and is not affiliated with any government agency.

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