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You’re weighing your options for 2008, seeking balance on your operation, balance between traditional grain production and other options, whether organic, feed or specialty crops. You’re planning for success.
Crop Insurance is a basic part of that plan by providing core coverage up to 80 per cent on most crops grown plus additional programs to tailor your coverage. You also have your choice of service options, whether by phone, fax, mail, office visit or online. Contact Crop Insurance today; staff can help you build the most balanced production insurance package for your farm.
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2008
Insured Prices and Base Grades
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The insured price is the forecast price a commodity will sell for during the crop year as determined by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada in consultation with Saskatchewan Crop Insurance.
Commercial | Forage | Organic | Pedigree
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Quality
Factors
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Quality factors are determined by comparing the price of the harvested grade to the price of the designated grade. The prices used to calculate quality factors are the post-harvest selling prices established through a survey of grain companies, the Canadian Wheat Board and processors from across Saskatchewan.
View the 2007 Fall Quality Factors. |
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