An organization that represents Prairie farmers is looking to harvest some cash from the federal government.
The Western Canadian Wheat Growers Association says the Canadian Grain Commission has a $100 million surplus from the fees it charges producers.
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Levi Wood, president of the association, says the surplus is unnecessary.
He says the commission should reduce user fees for services such as grain inspection and weighing and give farmers a refund.
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The association has launched a petition to drive its point home.
Officials with the grain commission were not immediately available for comment.