CROP COMMODITIES Sample Clauses

CROP COMMODITIES. Actual Seeded Advance Complete this form and send it along with your Seeded Acreage Report/Valid Crop Insurance paperwork. For AgriStability, this form must be completed and received in CCGA’s office by July 31, 2022. If the applicant did not previously apply for an Intended Seeding Advance, include confirmation of valid crop insurance paperwork, or for AgriStability include the 2022 Program Enrolment/Fee Notice and Reference Margin, when applying. Security Type Commodity Crop Ins. Ag Stab. Land/Soil Type 2022 ActualYield Seeded Acres Production Insurance Coverage/MT OR Coverage Level on AgStab. CCGA Advance Rate* $ Amount X X = X X = X X = X X = X X = X X = total pre-harvest crop commodities: $ Advance Requested by Producer A $ *(see p. 38 for rates) Program year has ended. Anticipated Honey Do not apply. Submit this form, along with your valid honey insurance paperwork (SCIC or AFSC). If using AgriStability, producers must submit program enrolment/fee notice and Proof of Inventory using 2 years of honey inventory valuations from their AgriStability Reference Margin Summary. Agricultural Product Anticipated Production Quantity (lbs) CCGA Advance Rate* $ Amount HONEY X = Anticipated Honey Advance Requested by Producer B $ Stored Grain Advance Commodity Year Crop Harvested Stored Quantity (MT or lb) Against which Advance is Requested CCGA Advance Rate* $ Amount X = X = X = X = X = total of stored grain commodities: $ Stored Grain Advance Requested by Producer C $ CONTINUE TO NEXT PAGE FOR SIGNATURE. SPRING ADVANCE - continued LIVESTOCK COMMODITIES *(see p. 38 for rates) Producers must submit their 2022 AgriStability Program Enrolment/Fee Notice and Proof of Inventory using 2 years of livestock inventory valuations from their AgriStability Reference Margin Summary. Xxxxx must already be born to be eligible for an advance.
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CROP COMMODITIES. Stored Grain Advance Commodity Harvested Acres (indicate year crop harvested in bracket) Stored Quantity (MT or lb) Against which Advance is Requested WeCAP Advance Rate* $ Amount ( ) X = ( ) X = ( ) X = ( ) X = ( ) X = ( ) X = ( ) X = ( ) X = ( ) X = Total of Stored Grain Commodities: Stored Grain Advance Requested by Producer A $ $ LIVESTOCK COMMODITIES

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