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October 4, 2002

CWB announces interim payments for 2001-02 crop year

Winnipeg - The CWB today announced interim payments will be made on most grades of wheat, durum and feed barley delivered to the CWB during the 2001-02 crop year.

Interim payments represent partial settlement of the proceeds due to farmers from the sale of their grain. Interim payments are issued after July 31st and are an earlier payment of proceeds that would normally be included in the final payment.

The interim payments for wheat range from $5 to $12 per tonne. The interim payments for durum wheat are from $27 to $35 per tonne with the exception of the payment for No. 5 durum which is $8 per tonne. Feed barley growers will receive interim payments of $30 per tonne. There will not be an interim payment for designated barley. The attached table shows the initial payment in effect at the end of the 2001-02 crop year, the interim payment and the total paid to date, basis in store Vancouver or St. Lawrence, for several base grades of wheat, durum and barley. A complete list is posted on the CWB Web site at www.cwb.ca. Payment rates for specific grades can also be obtained by calling the toll-free line at 1-800-275-4292. To estimate the remaining payments, compare the total paid to date with the CWB’s September Pool Return Outlook (PRO) for the 2001-02 crop year which is posted on the Web site as well.

Interim payment cheques will be mailed to farmers on October 18, 2002. Direct deposit payments will be credited to most farmers’ accounts by their financial institution on October 16, 2002. If you wish to defer your payment, please call the CWB at 1-800-275-4292 by October 10, 2002.

Controlled by western Canadian farmers, the CWB is one of the largest wheat and barley marketers in the world. As one of Canada’s biggest exporters, the Winnipeg-based organization sells grain to more than 70 countries and returns all sales revenue, less marketing costs, to Prairie farmers.

2001-02 INITIAL PAYMENTS (in store Vancouver or St. Lawrence)*
Interim
Payment
Total
Initial
effective
to
Grade
Payment
Oct. 3/02
date
(dollars per tonne)
WHEAT
CWRS No. 1 Canada Western Red Spring (14.5)
204.90
7.00
211.90
No. 1 Canada Western Red Spring (13.5)
198.30
8.00
206.30
No. 1 Canada Western Red Spring (12.5)
193.15
8.00
201.15
No. 1 Canada Western Red Spring (11.5)
188.15
8.00
196.15
No. 2 Canada Western Red Spring (13.5)
192.85
7.00
199.85
No. 2 Canada Western Red Spring (12.0)
185.95
6.00
191.95
No. 3 Canada Western Red Spring
176.35
9.00
185.35
CPSR No. 1 Canada Prairie Spring Red
168.25
10.00
178.25
CPSW No. 1 Canada Prairie Spring White
178.75
9.00
187.75
CWRW No. 1 Canada Western Red Winter
164.05
11.00
175.05
CWES No. 1 Canada Western Extra Strong
170.45
11.00
181.45
CWSWS No. 1 Canada Western Soft White Spring
197.40
5.00
202.40
CWF Canada Feed
133.40
10.00
143.40
DURUM No. 1 Canada Western Amber Durum (14.5)
227.55
33.00
260.55
No. 1 Canada Western Amber Durum (13.0)
221.55
34.00
255.55
No. 1 Canada Western Amber Durum (12.5)
219.75
34.00
253.75
No. 1 Canada Western Amber Durum (11.5)
216.25
34.00
250.25
No. 2 Canada Western Amber Durum (11.5)
208.50
35.00
243.50
No. 3 Canada Western Amber Durum
195.25
32.00
227.25
No. 4 Canada Western Amber Durum
175.25
32.00
207.25
BARLEY No. 1 Canada Western
137.00
30.00
167.00
* Freight, elevation and dockage charges will be deducted from the initial payments at country elevators. Deductions will vary by delivery point and pool account.

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