WORLD TRADE
ORGANIZATIONG/AG/N/CAN/35
21 March 2000
(00-1160)
Committee on Agriculture Original:  English/
French
NOTIFICATION
The following notification concerning domestic support commitments ( Table DS:1  and the
relevant Supporting Tables) for 1996  was received from the delegation of Canada  on 16 March 2000.
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Canada reserves the right to identify certain payments as meeting the criteria of Annex 2 to
the Agreement on Agriculture, irrespective of how programmes are classified in this notification.G/AG/N/CAN/35
Page 2Table DS:1
DOMESTIC SUPPORT:  Canada
REPORTING PERIOD:  1996
Current Total Aggregate Measurement of Support
Total AMS commitment level for period in question Currency Current Total AMS
(from Section 1 of Part IV of the Schedule) (from Section 1 of Part IV of the Schedule) (from attached Supporting Tables)
123
5,017  $ million 618.7G/AG/N/CAN/35
Page 3Supporting Table DS:1
DOMESTIC SUPPORT:  Canada
REPORTING PERIOD:  1996
Measures exempt from the reduction commitment  - "Green Box"
Measure Type Name and description of measure with
reference to criteria in Annex 2Monetary value of
measure in year in
question
($ million)Data Sources Comments *
12 3 4 5
a)   general services
  i) Research, Annex 2, para 2(a)
               federal,  federal/provincial 329.6 Public Accounts of Canada;
AAFC estimatesFY; mainly AAFC's Research Branch, but also includes Contributions to the
Canadian Hatching Egg Producers Association (G/AG/N/CAN/29), Nova
Scotia Research & Development Program for Grain and Forage
(G/AG/N/CAN/29), Ontario Research and Development Fund Program(G/AG/N/CAN/29), Canada-Alberta Hog Industry Development CompanionProgram: research and development portion (G/AG/N/CAN/29), Canada-Alberta Beef Industry Development Fund  (G/AG/N/CAN/29), Canada-
Alberta Sugar Beet Development Companion Program  (G/AG/N/CAN/29),
Canada-British Columbia Peace River Agriculture Development Program(G/AG/N/CAN/29), B.C. Investment Agriculture Fund (G/AG/N/CAN/29)
               provincial 75.5 Provincial Ministries of
AgricultureFY;  agricultural research expenditures including Grow Ontario Investment
Program (G/AG/N/CAN/29)
  ii) Pest and disease control, Annex 2, para 2(b)
               federal,  federal/provincial 3.9 Public Accounts of Canada;
AAFC estimatesFY; mainly pest prevention
               provincial 10.1 Provincial Ministries of
AgricultureFY; mainly pest prevention and veterinary services
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  iii) Training services, Annex 2, para 2(c)
               federal,  federal/provincial -
               provincial 68.0 Provincial Ministries of
AgricultureFY; mainly grants to agricu ltural training institutions
iv) Extension and advisory services, Annex 2, para 2(d)
               federal,  federal/provincial 9.9 Public Accounts of Canada;
AAFC estimatesFY; mainly advisory services
               provincial 164.1 Provincial Ministries of
AgricultureFY; mainly government extension programs, but also includes Non-
Traditional Livestock Extension  (G/AG/N/CAN/29)
v) Inspection services, Annex 2, para 2(e)
               federal,  federal/provincial 279.3 Public Accounts of Canada;
AAFC estimatesFY; mainly Canadian Food Inspection Agency (formerly known as AAFC's
Food Production and Inspection Branch) and Health Canada
               provincial 32.4 Provincial Ministries of
AgricultureFY; mainly product inspection and lab services
  vi) Marketing and promotional services, Annex 2, para 2(f)
               federal,  federal/provincial 47.6 Public Accounts of Canada;
AAFC estimatesFY; mainly AAFC's Market and Industry Services Branch, but also includes
Sheep Development Fund  (G/AG/N/CAN/29)
               provincial 8.0 Provincial Ministries of
AgricultureFY; marketing and promotion programs in various provinces
  vii) Infrastructural services, Annex 2, para 2(g)
                federal,  federal/provincial 84.7 Public Accounts of Canada;
AAFC estimatesFY; mainly Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration and Green Plan
               provincial 31.2 Provincial Ministries of
AgricultureFY; mainly irrigation and drainage projects, but also includes Surplus Water
Irrigation Initiative  (G/AG/N/CAN/29)
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 viii) Other general services, Annex 2, para 2 (not specified elsewhere);
               federal,  federal/provincial 0.7 AAFC estimates FY; consists of labour and employment related services
                provincial 4.7 Provincial Ministries of
AgricultureFY; mainly Agriculture Service Board grants in Alberta
b)   public stockholding for food security purposes
Annex 2, para 3 None
c)   domestic food aid
Annex 2, para 4 None
d)   decoupled income support, Annex 2, para 6
               federal,  federal/provincial 762.9 Public Accounts of Canada FY; consists of Western Grain Transition Payments Prog ram
(G/AG/N/CAN/5), National Transition Scheme for Apples
(G/AG/N/CAN/29), Arable Acres Supplementary Payment(G/AG/N/CAN/29), Canada-Alberta Hog Industry Development CompanionProgram: decoupled income support payment portion (G/AG/N/CAN/29)
               provincial -
e)   income insurance and income safety-net
programs, Annex 2, para 7
               federal,  federal/provincial 63.2 AAFC estimates FY; consists of Alberta Farm Income Disaster Program (G/AG/N/CAN/8 )
and Prince Edward Island Agricultural Disaster Insurance Program
(G/AG/N/CAN/29)
               provincial  -
f)   payments for relief from natural disasters,
Annex 2, para 8 None
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g)   structural adjustment assistance provided through producer
retirement programs, Annex 2, para 9
               federal,  federal/provincial 0.5 Public Accounts of Canada FY; consists of payments under Canadian Rural Transition  Plan
               provincial -
h)   structural adjustment assistance provided
through resource retirement programs,
Annex 2, para 10 None
i)   structural adjustment assistance provided
through investment aids investment aids
Annex 2, para 11None
j)   environmental programs , Annex 2, para 12
               federal,  federal/provincial -
               provincial 16.9 Provincial Ministries of
AgricultureFY; mainly management of soil and water and manure in Quebec
k)   regional assistance programs,
Annex 2, para 13 None
l)   other ,  Annex 2, para 5
               federal,  federal/provincial 1.5 AAFC estimates FY; consists of technology innovation under the Quebec/Canada agree ment
               provincial -
Total Federal, Federal/Provincial 1,583.8
Total Provincial 411.0
Total Federal, Federal/Provincial & Provincial 1,994.8
* AAFC = Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada;   FY= fiscal year;   SY= stabilization yearG/AG/N/CAN/35
Page 7Supporting Table DS:4
DOMESTIC SUPPORT:  Canada
REPORTING PERIOD:  1996
Calculation of the Current Total Aggregate Measurement of Support
Description of
Basic ProductsProduct-Specific
AMS (from
Supporting Tables
DS:5 to DS:7)
($ million)Product-Specific
Measurements
of Support
(from Supporting
Table DS:8)Current Total AMS
(aggregate)
($ million)Value of
Production
1996
($ million)Current Total
AMS as a Percentage
of Value of Production
12 3 4
(2+3)56
(4/5*100)
Wheat and durum 101.2 101.2 4,576.6 2.2% de minimis
Barley 33.4 33.4 1,112.7 3.0% de minimis
Oats 10.8 10.8 320.2 3.4% de minimis
Corn 11.3 11.3 817.7 1.4% de minimis
Canola 2.6 2.6 2,003.7 0.1% de minimis
Soyabeans 0.7 0.7 626.5 0.1% de minimis
Other grains, oilseeds and forage crops 1.3 1.3 924.6 0.1% de minimis
Sugar Beets 0.0 0.0 40.7 0.0% de minimis
Apples 3.6 3.6 168.0 2.1% de minimis
Potatoes 5.5 5.5 488.3 1.1% de minimis
Honey 0.2 0.2 70.8 0.2% de minimis
Dry Beans 0.4 0.4 50.9 0.9% de minimis
Tobacco 0.4 0.4 345.4 0.1% de minimis
Other Crops 2.2 2.2 2,722.3 0.1%  de minimis
Beef 76.1 76.1 4,699.6 1.6% de minimis
Pork 102.5 102.5 2,987.3 3.4% de minimisG/AG/N/CAN/35
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Sheep 5.0 5.0 75.5 6.6%
Milk 613.7 613.7 3,515.7 17.5%
Chicken 2.3 2.3 1,249.4 0.2% de minimis
Turkey 0.0 0.0 270.1 0.0% de minimis
Eggs 0.0 0.0 651.4 0.0% de minimis
Other Livestock 0.0 0.0 333.8 0.0% de minimis
Total Product-Specific AMS (sum of all above) 973.1
Less, De Minimis  Product-Specific AMS 354.5
Non Product Specific AMS (from Supporting Table DS:9) 787.0 28,051.2 2.8% de minimis
Current Total AMS (973.1 - 354.5) 618.7
Note:
Value of production is equal to farm cash receipts (Statistics Canada "Agriculture Economic Statistics", catalogue  21-603, upd ate June 1998) plus price-related direct payments from
Supporting Table DS:6.  The de minimis  level is 5%.G/AG/N/CAN/35
Page 9Supporting Table DS:5
DOMESTIC SUPPORT:  Canada
REPORTING PERIOD:  1996
Product-Specific Aggregate Measurements  of Support:  Market Price Support
Description of basic
productsCalendar year
1996Measure type(s) Applied
administered
price
($/tonne)External
reference
price
($/tonne)Eligible
production
('000 tonnes)Associated
fees/levies
($ million)Total market
price support
($ million)Data sources
12 3 4 5 6 7 8
((4-5*6)-7)9
Butter Support Price 5,324 1,361 75 0 296.2 (1)
Skim milk powder Support Price 4,044 989 53 0 160.8 (2)
Total, butter and skim milk powder 457.1
Notes:
1) "Applied administered price": Support price, Canadian Dairy Commission Annual Report 1995-96, 1996-97. Support price for a ca lendar year is the arithmetic average of the price in
each appropriate month of two dairy years.
"External reference price" (same as in 1986-88): minimum export price, International Dairy  Arrangement,  The World Market for Dairy Products 1991.  November 1991. External
reference  price for a calendar year is the arithmetic average of the price in each month of the year.
"Eligible Production" equals total production (93,174 t),  less product sales for further processing in Classes 5 a, b and c (6 ,215 t), less total exports (12,621 t), plus that portion of
exports that had received the support price (411 t).  Source for total production: Statistics Canada. CANSIM Matrix 5632 (butte r). Series D211291 (production); Source for sales in
Classes 5 a, b and c: Canadian Dairy Commission; Source for total exports: Statistics Canada. CANSIM Matrix 5632 (butter). Seri es D211295 (exports);  Source for the portion of
exports that had received the support price: Canadian Dairy Commission.
2) "Applied administered price" : Support price, Canadian Dairy Commission Annual Report 1995-96. Support price for a calendar y ear is the arithmetic average of the price in each
appropriate month of two dairy years."External reference price" (same as in 1986-88): minimum export price, International Dairy Arrangement,  The World Market for D airy Products 1991.  November 1991. External
reference price for a calendar year is the arithmetic average of the price in each month of the year.
"Eligible Production" equals total production (64,593 t), less product sales for further processing in Classes 5 a, b and c (6, 213 t), less total exports (32,256 t), plus that portion of
exports that had  received the support price (26,519 t).  Source for total production: Statistics Canada. CANSIM Matrix 5638 (s kim milk powder). Series D211351 (production); Source
for sales in Classes  5 a, b and c: Canadian Dairy Commission; Source for total exports: Statistics Canada. CANSIM  Matrix 5638  (skim milk powder). Series D211355 (exports);
Source for portion of exports that had received the support: Canadian Dairy CommissionG/AG/N/CAN/35
Page 10Supporting Table DS:6
DOMESTIC SUPPORT:  Canada
REPORTING PERIOD:  1996
Product-Specific Aggregate Measurements of  Support:  Non-Exempt Direct Payments
Description of basic
productCalendar /
marketing
year 1996Measure
type(s)Applied
administered
priceExternal
reference
priceEligible
productionTotal price-
related direct
payments
($ million)Other non-
exempt direct
payments
($ million)Associated
fees/levies
($ million)Total direct
payments
($ million)Data sources *
12 3 4 5 6 7
((4-5)*6))89 1 0
(7+8-9)11
Wheat and durum Market Revenue Program 0.4 0.4 AAFC estimates.  Amount is equal to
indemnities paid. (CY)
Ontario Wheat Deficit 17.3  17.3 AAFC estimates (CY).
Freight Cost Pooling Assistance 59.6 59.6 Public Accounts of Canada and AAFC
estimates (FY).  Portion consisting ofwheat and barley specific share ofManitoba phase II payment is allocated
by crop according to reported  sales in
1995.  Portion  consisting of Manitobaphase I and Saskatchewan Phase I andII is allocated using Canadian Wheat
Board purchases of wheat and barley
for crop year 1995-96.
Provincial Direct Payments 1.5 0.0 1.5 Provincial Ministries of Agriculture
(SY - Quebec; FY - other provinces).
Total, wheat and durum 78.7
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(7+8-9)11
Barley Grant to Malting Association of Canada 1.7 1.7 Public Accounts of Canada. (FY)
Freight Cost Pooling Assistance 11.4 11.4 Public Accounts of Canada and AAFC
estimates (FY).  Portion consisting of
wheat and barley specific share of
Manitoba phase II payment is allocatedby crop according to reported  sales in1995.  Portion  consisting of Manitoba
phase I and Saskatchewan Phase I and
II is allocated using Canadian WheatBoard purchases of wheat and barleyfor crop year 1995-96.
Provincial Direct Payments 15.1 0.0 15.1 Provincial Ministries of Agriculture
(SY - Quebec; FY - other provinces).
Total, barley 28.3
Oats Provincial Direct Payments 10.6 0.0 10.6 Provincial Ministries of Agriculture
(SY - Quebec; FY - other provinces).
Total, oats 10.6
Corn Provincial Direct Payments 10.1 0.0 10.1 Provincial Ministries of Agriculture
(FY).
Total, corn 10.1
Canola Total, canola 0.0
Soybeans Provincial Direct Payments 0.3 0.3 Provincial Ministries of Agriculture
(SY - Quebec; FY - other provinces).
Total, soybeans 0.3
Other grains,
oilseeds and foragecropsTotal, other grains, oilseeds, and forage crops 0.0 Consists of: rye, flaxseed, mustard
seed, triticale, mixed grains, sunflowerseeds, buckwheat, peas, lentils,fababeans, canary seed, alfalfa and
other forage crops
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((4-5)*6))89 1 0
(7+8-9)11
Sugar Beets National Tripartite Stabilization Prog ram 0.0 0.0 No payments for sugar beets in 1996
(SY).
Total, sugar beets 0.0
Apples Provincial Direct Payments 0.3 0.3 Provincial Ministries of Agriculture
(FY).
Total, apples 0.3
Potatoes Provincial Direct Payments 4.8 0.0 4.8 Provincial Ministries of Agriculture
(SY – Quebec; FY - other provinces).
Total, potatoes 4.8
Honey Total, honey 0.0
Dry Beans Market Revenue Program 0.4 0.4 AAFC estimates.  Amount is equal to
indemnities paid. (CY)
Total, dry beans 0.4
Tobacco Total, tobacco 0.0
Other Crops Horti-plus 0.5 0.5 AAFC estimates (FY). This is a
federal-provincial program.  Amount
represents payments under
"regional/sectoral impact" portion
Total, other crops 0.5 Consists of other fruits and vegetables,
floriculture and nursery, and
miscellaneous crops
Beef Provincial Direct Payments 75.0 0.2 75.2 Provincial Ministries of Agriculture
(SY – Quebec; FY - other provinces).
Total, beef 75.2
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Pork Provincial Direct Payments 99.5 3.0 102.5 Provincial Ministries of Agriculture
(SY – Quebec; FY - other provinces).
Total, pork 102.5
Sheep Provincial Direct Payments  5.0 0.0 5.0 Provincial Ministries of Agriculture
(SY – Quebec; FY - other provinces).
Total, sheep 5.0
Milk (fluid and
industrial)Dairy Subsidy 156.5 156.5 Public Accounts of Canada (FY)
Total, milk (fluid and industrial) 156.5
Chicken Provincial Direct Payments 2.3 2.3 Provincial Ministries of Agriculture
(FY).
Total, chicken 2.3
Turkey Total, turkey 0.0
Eggs Total, eggs 0.0
Other livestock Provincial Direct Payments 0.0 0.0 Provincial Ministries of Agriculture
(FY).
Total, Other livestock 0.0
* FY = fiscal year;  CY = crop year;  SY = stabilization yearG/AG/N/CAN/35
Page 14Supporting Table DS:7
DOMESTIC SUPPORT:  Canada
REPORTING PERIOD:  1996
Product-Specific Aggregate Measurements of Support: Ot her Product-Specific Support and Total Product-Specific AMS
Description
of basic
productCalendar /
marketing
year 1996Measurement type(s) Other
product-
specific
budgetary
outlays
($ million)Other product
specific
support
(include
calculation
details)
($ million)Associated
fees/levies
($ million)Total other
product-
specific
support
($ million)Market price
support
(Supporting
Table DS:5)
($ million)Non-exempt
direct
payments
(Supporting
Table DS:6)
($ million)Total AMS
($ million)Data sources*
12 3 4 5 67
(4+5-6)89 1 0
(7+8+9)11
Prairie Grains Advance Payments Act (PGAPA) 10.1 10.1 AAFC estimates (CY) Wheat and
durum Advance Payments for Crops Act (APCA) 0.0 0.0 AAFC estimates (CY)
Leasing of Hopper Cars 11.0 11.0 Public Accounts of
Canada (FY). Seefootnote 1.
System Improvement Reserve Fund 1.3 1.3 Public Accounts of
Canada (FY). Seefootnote 1.
Total, wheat and durum 22.5 22.5 78.7 101.2
Barley Prairie Grains Advance Payments Act (PGAPA) 1.8 1.8 AAFC estimates (CY)
Advance Payments for Crops Act (APCA) 0.1 0.1 AAFC estimates (CY)
Leasing of Hopper Cars 2.9 2.9 Public Accounts of
Canada (FY). Seefootnote 1.
System Improvement Reserve Fund 0.3 0.3 Public Accounts of
Canada (FY). Seefootnote 1.
Total, barley 5.1 5.1 28.3 33.4
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Oats Advance Payments for Crops Act (APCA) 0.0 0.0 AAFC estimates (CY)
Leasing of Hopper Cars 0.2 0.2 Public Accounts of
Canada (FY). Seefootnote 1.
System Improvement Reserve Fund 0.0 0.0 Public Accounts of
Canada (FY). Seefootnote 1.
Total, oats 0.2 0.2 10.6 10.8
Corn Advance Payments for Crops Act (APCA) 1.2 1.2 AAFC estimates (CY)
Total, corn 1.2 1.2 10.1 11.3
Canola Advance Payments for Crops Act (APCA) 0.5 0.5 AAFC estimates (CY)
Leasing of Hopper Cars 1.9 1.9 Public Accounts of
Canada (FY). Seefootnote 1.
System Improvement Reserve Fund 0.2 0.2 Public Accounts of
Canada (FY). Seefootnote 1.
Total, canola 2.6 2.6 0.0 2.6
Soybeans Advance Payments for Crops Act (APCA) 0.4 0.4 AAFC estimates (CY)
Total, soybeans 0.4 0.4 0.3 0.7
Advance Payments for Crops Act (APCA) 0.1 0.1 AAFC estimates (CY)
Leasing of Hopper Cars 1.1 1.1 Public Accounts of
Canada (FY). Seefootnote 1.Other
grains,oilseeds andforage crops
System Improvement Reserve Fund 0.1 0.1 Public Accounts of
Canada (FY). Seefootnote 1.
Total, other grains, oilseeds, and forage crops 1.3 1.3 0.0 1.3
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Sugar beets Total, sugar beets 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0
Apples Advance Payments for Crops Act (APCA) 0.2 0.2 AAFC estimates (CY)
Provincial Programs 3.1 3.1 Provincial Ministries of
Agriculture (FY)
Total, apples 3.3 3.3 0.3 3.6
Potatoes Advance Payments for Crops Act (APCA) 0.7 0.7 AAFC estimates (CY)
Total, potatoes 0.7 0.7 4.8 5.5
Honey Advance Payments for Crops Act (APCA) 0.2 0.2 AAFC estimates (CY)
Total, honey 0.2 0.2 0.0 0.2
Dry beans Advance Payments for Crops Act (APCA) 0.0 0.0 AAFC estimates (CY)
Total, dry beans 0.0 0.0 0.4 0.4
Tobacco Advance Payments for Crops Act (APCA) 0.4 0.4 AAFC estimates (CY)
Total, tobacco 0.4 0.4 0.0 0.4
Other Crops Advance Payments for Crops Act (APCA) 0.5 0.5 AAFC estimates (CY)
Provincial Programs 1.1 1.1 Provincial Ministries of
Agriculture (FY)
Total, other crops 1.6 1.6 0.5 2.2
Beef Provincial Programs 0.9 0.9 Provincial Ministries of
Agriculture (FY)
Total, beef 0.9 0.9 75.2 76.1
Pork Total, pork 102.5 102.5
Sheep Total, sheep 5.0 5.0
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Provincial Programs 0.1 0.1 Provincial Ministries of
Agriculture (FY)Milk (fluidand
industrial) Total, milk (fluid and industrial) 0.1 0.1 457.1 156.5 613.7
Chicken Total, chicken 2.3 2.3
Turkey Total, turkey 0.0 0.0
Eggs Total, eggs  0.0 0.0
Other
livestockTotal, other livestock 0.0 0.0
Notes
1) Fiscal year expenditure allocated to crops using 1986-88 WGTA shipments (data provided by NTA).
* FY = fiscal year;  CY = crop year;  SY = stabilization year.G/AG/N/CAN/35
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DOMESTIC SUPPORT:  Canada
REPORTING PERIOD:  1996
Non-Product-Specific AMS
Measure type(s) Calendar /
marketing
year 1996Non-product-
specific
budgetary
outlays
($ million)Other non-product
specific support
(include calculation
details)
($ million)Associated
fees/levies
($ million)Total non-
product-specific
support
($ million)Data sources*
12 3 4 5 6
(3+4-5)7
NISA [Net Income Stabilization Account
(FIPA)]296.8 296.8 NISA Administration (SY). Consists of federal and
provincial contributions (including federal andprovincial bonus interest). FIPA = Farm Income
Protection Act
NISA Enhancement 33.0 33.0 NISA Administration (SY). Consists of federal and
provincial contributions.
Crop Insurance [Payments in connection with
FIPA]138.4 138.4 AAFC estimates. The long-run average contribution
from governments equals 56% of total contributions.This percentage is applied to total indemnities (CY).
Waterfowl Crop Damage Compensation 12.6 12.6 AAFC estimates. Federal-provincial program (FY).
Flood Recovery Programs (Alta) 0.7 0.7 AAFC estimates. Federal-provincial program (FY).
Feed Freight Assistance 0.0 0.0 Public Accounts of Canada (FY).  Program terminated
December 31, 1995.
Grants for the Feed Freight Assistance
Adjustment Program24.2 24.2 Public Accounts of Canada (FY).
Freight Cost Pooling Assistance 11.0 11.0 Public Accounts of Canada and AAFC estimates (FY).
Non-product-specific portion of Manitoba Phase II.
Grants to provincial adaptation councils 26.9 26.9 Public Accounts of Canada (FY). Part of Canadian
Adaptation and Rural Development Fund
Business Planning for Agri-Ventures Program 0.7 0.7 Public Accounts of Canada (FY). Part of Canadian
Adaptation and Rural Development FundG/AG/N/CAN/35
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Specialized Counselling Assistance Program 0.0 0.0 Public Accounts of Canada (FY). Part of Canadian
Adaptation and Rural Development Fund
Contributions to organizations to facilitate rural
dev't and adaptation …0.0 0.0 Public Accounts of Canada (FY).
Assistance towards the long-term adjustment in
the horticulture industry1.6 1.6 Public Accounts of Canada (FY).  Part of Farm Support
and Adjustment Measures I and II
Federal-Provincial Subsidiary Agreements 1.2 1.2 AAFC estimates. Federal-provincial program (FY). In
Newfoundland, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia andNew Brunswick
Industry Canada 0.8 0.8 AAFC estimates. Federal-provincial program (FY).
Western Diversification 1.7 1.7 AAFC estimates. Federal-provincial program (FY).
Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA) 4.9 4.9 AAFC estimates. Federal-provincial program (FY).
Tobacco Diversification Plan 1.2 1.2 AAFC estimates. Federal-provincial program (FY).
Consists of the Tobacco Tran sition Adjustment Initiative
component (PEI,NS,NB) and the  Diversificationcomponent (Ont)
Green Plan Program 0.7 0.7 AAFC estimates. Federal-provincial program (FY). This
portion is paid directly to producers.
Canada-Newfoundland Agrifood Innovation
Program0.7  0.7 AAFC estimates. Federal-provincial program (FY).
Canada-Sask Partnership Agreement on Water
Based Economic Dev't3.8 3.8 AAFC estimates. Federal-provincial program (FY).
Partnership Agreement on Rural Development
(Sask)1.3 1.3 AAFC estimates. Federal-provincial program (FY).
Contributions to bonafide farmers ..... for
dependable water supplies5.8 5.8 Public Accounts of Canada (FY). Recipients in Man,
Sask, Alta and BC (Peace River)
Contributions in respect of the Farm Debt
Review Process2.6 2.6 Public Accounts of Canada (FY).
1994 New Brunswick Debt Refinancing Program 0.3 0.3 AAFC estimates. Federal-provincial program (FY).G/AG/N/CAN/35
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Federal Credit Concessions -7.0 -7.0 AAFC estimates (FY). Interest rate gap method for most
credit concessions.
Provincial Credit Concessions 81.3 81.3 Provincial Ministries of Agriculture (FY). Interest rate
gap method for most credit concessions.
Provincial Programs 142.0 142.0 Provincial Ministries of Agriculture (FY).  Fuel tax
concessions to the agriculture sector are part of this
support.
Total, Non-Product-Specific AMS 787.0
* AAFC = Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada;  FY = fiscal year;  CY = crop year;  SY = Stabilization year.
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