Production Insurance
Winter wheat

Rates

About premiums

Premium rates are cost-shared with government.

  • 60% of premiums is paid by federal and provincial governments, plus administrative costs.
  • 40% of premiums is paid by customers.

The rates Agricorp publishes represent the customer portion of the premium. Premium rates are set annually and are based on commodity prices and past claims.

Note: Some commodities have high-risk coverage options at a higher cost.

Your premium = premium rate × number of acres

If you have been enrolled in the program for more than one year, your premium rate may be discounted or surcharged based on your claim history for the commodity.

More information

  • For your own premium rates, including any discount or surcharge you may have, see your Renewal Notice.
  • For information about how your discount or surcharge is calculated, see Discounts and Surcharges.

Claim price

Fixed claim prices are set at renewal. Floating claim prices are set at harvest.

If you grow… Floating claim price is determined by…
Conventional winter wheat (soft red, hard red, soft white and hard white)Calculating the average price of Grade 2 winter wheat (soft white, soft red and hard red) from representative growing regions during the period from July 1 to August 31 of the current program year.
Pedigreed seed winter wheatAdding a price premium to the floating claim price for conventional winter wheat for the program year. This premium is based on an industry survey of price premiums offered to contracted producers of pedigreed seed winter wheat.





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