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Farm Income,Financial Conditions

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April 2008 Update

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Data Book / April 2008 (update)

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

SECTION AFarm Income . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

SECTION BFarm Financial Conditions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

SECTION CGovernment Expenditures in Support of the Agri-Food Sector . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31

List of Tables


LIST OF TABLES

SECTION A: Farm IncomeTable A.1: Farm Cash Receipts, Expenses and Income Forecast, Canada and Provinces,

2006-08 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5Table A.2: Farm Cash Receipts, Expenses and Income, Canada and Provinces, 1998-2006 . . . . . . 8Table A.3: Gross Direct Payments and Producer Premiums, Canada and Provinces, 2001-06. . . . 11Table A.4: Average Total Operating Revenues, Operating Expenses and Net Operating

Income per Farm, Canada and Provinces, 2004-06 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13Table A.5: Average Operating Revenues, Operating Expenses and Net Operating Income per

Farm by Farm Type, Canada, 2004-06 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14Table A.6: Average Farm Family Income by Source and Income Group, Unincorporated Farms,

Canada, 2004. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

SECTION B: Farm Financial ConditionsTable B.1: Farm Debt, Canada and Provinces, 1997-2006. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19Table B.2: Farm Bankruptcies by Province, 1993-2007 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20Table B.3: Farm Credit Canada (FCC) Loans Receivable Portfolio, 2001-02 to 2006-07. . . . . . . . . 21Table B.4: New Loans Registered Under the Farm Improvement and Marketing Cooperatives

Loans Act (FIMCLA), 1999-2000 to 2006-07 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22Table B.5: Average Assets, Liabilities, Net Worth and Net New Investment, by Farm Type,

Canada and Provinces, 2004, 2005 and 2006. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23Table B.6: Comparison of Selected Average Fertilizer and Fuel Prices Between Manitoba and

Minnesota/North Dakota, 2006 and 2007 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28Table B.7: Comparison of Selected Average Fertilizer and Fuel Prices Between Ontario and

Michigan/Ohio/Indiana, 2006 and 2007 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28Table B.8: Agricultural Inputs, Canada, 2002-06. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

SECTION C: Government Expenditures in Support of the Agri-Food SectorTable C.1: Federal and Provincial Government Expenditures in Support of the Agri-Food Sector,

Canada and Provinces, 2000-01 to 2007-08 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33Table C.2: Government Expenditures in Support of the Agri-Food Sector, by Category, Canada

and Provinces, 2004-05 to 2007-08 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35Table C.3: Research and Inspection in Support of the Agri-Food Sector, Canada and Provinces,

2004-05 to 2007-08 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41Table C.4: Government Expenditures to the Agri-Food Sector as a Percentage of Agriculture

and Agri-Food GDPs, Canada and Provinces, 2004-05 to 2007-08 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45Table C.5: Total GDP and Total Government Expenditures, Canada and Provinces, 2004-05

to 2007-08 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47

List of Figures


LIST OF FIGURES

SECTION A: Farm IncomeFigure A.1(a):Net Cash Income (Current Dollars), Canada, 1998-2008 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10Figure A.1(b):Net Cash Income (2002 Dollars), Canada, 1998-2008 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

SECTION B FARM FINANCIAL CONDITIONS: Figure B.1: Lender Shares as a Percentage of Farm Debt, Canada, as of December 31, 2002-06 19Figure B.2: Distribution of Farm Bankruptcies by Province, 2007 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20Figure B.3: Distribution of the Amount of FCC Loans Receivable, by Province, as of

March 31, 2007 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21Figure B.4: Distribution of the Amount of New Loans Registered under FIMCLA,by Province,

Fiscal Year 2006 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22Figure B.5: FCC Mortgage Rate and Prime Interest Rate, 1998-2008 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27

SECTION C: Government Expenditures in Support of the Agri-Food SectorFigure C.1: Federal and Provincial Government Expenditures in Support of the Agri-Food

Sector, Canada and Provinces, 2000-01 to 2007-08 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33Figure C.2: Federal and Provincial Government Expenditures by Major Category . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34Figure C.3: Government Expenditures to the Agri-Food Sector as a Percentage of Agriculture

and Agri-Food GDPs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46

Abbreviations


ABBREVIATIONS

CAIS Canadian Agricultural Income Stabilisation Program

FCC Farm Credit Canada

FIMCLA Farm Improvement and Marketing Cooperatives Loans Act

GDP Gross Domestic Product

NISA Net Income Stabilization Account

PSE Producer Support Estimate

SYMBOLS

n.c. not calculated

.. figures not available

... figures not appropriate

x confidential

Introduction

INTRODUCTIONThe purpose of the data book electronic updates is to provide easy access to key economic and financial indicators for the farm sector and information on government assistance to the agriculture and agri-food sector. The information is prepared in consultation with the provincial Ministries of Agriculture. Assistance is also provided by other members of Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada as well as by officials in other federal and provincial departments.

This electronic update covers sections A, B, and C of the September 2007 data book. Section A presents information related to farm income. Section B contains information on farm financial conditions. Section C provides data on government expenditures for the agri-food sector. In these sections only the tables and figures for which we had new information along with highlights are provided. The methodology notes appearing at the end of each section of the September 2007 data book will be reviewed only in September 2008 when a new electronic version of the entire data book is scheduled to be produced. In the meantime, users can refer to the methodology notes of the September 2007 data book.

CONTACTS

SECTION A: Farm IncomeFarm Income at the Aggregate LevelTony McDougallTel.: 613-759-7268Internet: [email protected]

Farm Family Income and Farm Income at the Farm LevelDave CulverTel.: 613-759-1894Internet: [email protected]

SECTION B: Financial ConditionsFarm Debt, Bankruptcies, Farm Credit Canada (FCC) Loans and the Farm Improvement and Marketing Cooperatives Loans Act (FIMCLA)Joe KingTel.: 613-759-7277Internet: [email protected]

Average Assets, Liabilities, Net Worth and Net New InvestmentFabrice NimpagaritseTel.: 613-694-2495Internet: [email protected]

FCC Mortgage Rate, Fertilizer and Fuel Prices, and ExpensesXianqiang, ZhangTel.: 613-759-7367Internet: [email protected]

SECTION C: Government Expenditures in Support of the Agri-Food SectorLuc TanguayTel.: 613-759-7114Internet: [email protected]

SECTION D: Estimates of Support to AgricultureLuc TanguayTel.: 613-759-7114Internet: [email protected]

Data Book / April 2008 (update) 1

SECTION A

Farm Income

Section A: Farm Income

Table A.1: Farm Cash Receipts, Expenses and Income Forecast, Canada and Provinces, 2006-08

2006

Average

2007

Percent change*

2008

Percent change*

02-06 07/06 07/02-06 08/07 08/02-06

$ Million $ Million $ Million % % $ Million % %

CANADACrop Receipts 14,522.9 14,061.3 18,123.7 25 29 20,691.1 14 47Livestock Receipts 17,833.9 17,527.4 18,110.9 2 3 18,010.6 -1 3Total Market Receipts 32,356.8 31,588.7 36,234.6 12 15 38,701.7 7 23Program Payments 4,526.9 4,517.9 3,979.7 -12 -12 3,757.1 -6 -17Total Cash Receipts 36,883.7 36,106.7 40,214.3 9 11 42,458.8 6 18Net Operating Expenses 31,568.1 30,023.7 34,096.5 8 14 35,240.7 3 17

Net Cash Income 5,315.6 6,083.0 6,117.8 15 1 7,218.0 18 19Realized Net Income 843.5 1,655.7 1,568.2 86 -5 2,567.9 64 55Total Net Income -5.6 2,105.5 438.9 ** -79 3,003.6 584 43

NEWFOUNDLANDCrop Receipts 16.0 17.3 16.1 1 -7 16.1 0 -7Livestock Receipts 78.7 70.1 83.5 6 19 91.2 9 30Total Market Receipts 94.6 87.4 99.6 5 14 107.3 8 23Program Payments .8 1.1 .8 0 -27 .5 -33 -51Total Cash Receipts 95.4 88.5 100.4 5 13 107.9 7 22Net Operating Expenses 89.2 81.8 96.7 8 18 101.0 4 23

Net Cash Income 6.2 6.7 3.7 -40 -45 6.9 87 3Realized Net Income .3 1.4 -2.5 -964 -285 .5 ** -60Total Net Income .9 2.1 -1.9 -309 -191 1.0 ** -51

PRINCE EDWARD ISLANDCrop Receipts 234.5 211.1 218.3 -7 3 223.9 3 6Livestock Receipts 121.8 120.5 121.7 0 1 118.5 -3 -2Total Market Receipts 356.3 331.6 340.0 -5 3 342.5 1 3Program Payments 21.3 30.9 28.6 34 -8 34.8 22 13Total Cash Receipts 377.7 362.5 368.6 -2 2 377.3 2 4Net Operating Expenses 347.0 325.4 362.0 4 11 373.7 3 15

Net Cash Income 30.7 37.2 6.6 -79 -82 3.6 -45 -90Realized Net Income -9.3 .2 -34.4 ** -19,401 -38.0 ** -21,463Total Net Income 18.1 17.8 -32.6 -281 -284 -27.6 ** -255

NOVA SCOTIACrop Receipts 129.9 135.9 138.4 7 2 139.0 0 2Livestock Receipts 303.2 283.2 304.6 0 8 296.2 -3 5Total Market Receipts 433.1 419.1 443.0 2 6 435.3 -2 4Program Payments 14.5 18.9 15.7 8 -17 16.3 4 -14Total Cash Receipts 447.6 438.0 458.6 2 5 451.6 -2 3Net Operating Expenses 399.7 381.3 421.7 6 11 433.7 3 14

Net Cash Income 48.0 56.7 37.0 -23 -35 17.8 -52 -69Realized Net Income -3.7 6.8 -15.2 ** -323 -35.1 ** -618Total Net Income -5.8 5.2 -14.8 ** -386 -35.8 ** -793

Source: Historical data (2006), Statistics Canada, Catalogue Nos. 21-010-XIE and 21-011-XIE, Agriculture Economic Statistics, November 2007. Forecast figures for 2007 and 2008, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, January 2008.

* The percent change calculation may not be exact due to rounding.** The calculation of percent change between a negative number and a positive number yields a counter-intuitive, though arithmetically

correct negative result.



NEW BRUNSWICKCrop Receipts 217.3 199.8 203.7 -6 2 210.4 3 5Livestock Receipts 201.4 201.7 206.8 3 3 202.2 -2 0Total Market Receipts 418.7 401.5 410.5 -2 2 412.6 1 3Program Payments 33.6 25.9 31.3 -7 21 28.9 -8 11Total Cash Receipts 452.3 427.4 441.8 -2 3 441.5 0 3Net Operating Expenses 388.7 367.8 411.5 6 12 427.2 4 16

Net Cash Income 63.6 59.6 30.3 -52 -49 14.3 -53 -76Realized Net Income 20.5 17.9 -13.8 -167 -177 -30.5 ** -271Total Net Income 44.1 25.3 -8.2 -119 -132 -10.4 ** -141

QUEBECCrop Receipts 1,497.7 1,447.7 1,661.8 11 15 1,905.3 15 32Livestock Receipts 3,849.5 3,828.6 3,919.2 2 2 3,941.7 1 3Total Market Receipts 5,347.1 5,276.3 5,581.0 4 6 5,847.0 5 11Program Payments 851.0 755.7 976.3 15 29 888.6 -9 18Total Cash Receipts 6,198.1 6,032.0 6,557.3 6 9 6,735.6 3 12Net Operating Expenses 5,195.3 4,932.6 5,641.0 9 14 5,820.6 3 18

Net Cash Income 1,002.8 1,099.4 916.3 -9 -17 915.0 0 -17Realized Net Income 441.6 543.7 342.8 -22 -37 330.5 -4 -39Total Net Income 348.4 565.7 458.0 31 -19 223.4 -51 -61

ONTARIOCrop Receipts 3,837.0 3,685.9 4,219.2 10 14 4,668.2 11 27Livestock Receipts 4,363.8 4,314.6 4,439.6 2 3 4,398.0 -1 2Total Market Receipts 8,200.8 8,000.5 8,658.8 6 8 9,066.3 5 13Program Payments 662.1 669.2 585.6 -12 -12 663.3 13 -1Total Cash Receipts 8,862.9 8,669.7 9,244.4 4 7 9,729.6 5 12Net Operating Expenses 7,705.1 7,389.5 8,090.9 5 9 8,312.3 3 12

Net Cash Income 1,157.9 1,280.2 1,153.5 0 -10 1,417.3 23 11Realized Net Income 81.5 212.5 57.6 -29 -73 296.6 415 40Total Net Income -48.8 283.8 -172.9 ** -161 166.6 ** -41

MANITOBACrop Receipts 1,288.6 1,598.0 2,102.6 63 32 2,436.1 16 52Livestock Receipts 1,760.1 1,704.1 1,734.9 -1 2 1,715.3 -1 1Total Market Receipts 3,048.7 3,302.2 3,837.6 26 16 4,151.4 8 26Program Payments 626.1 456.4 412.8 -34 -10 400.6 -3 -12Total Cash Receipts 3,674.7 3,758.6 4,250.4 16 13 4,552.0 7 21Net Operating Expenses 3,263.5 3,088.7 3,580.6 10 16 3,720.4 4 20

Net Cash Income 411.3 669.9 669.8 63 0 831.7 24 24Realized Net Income 14.6 272.7 270.4 1,751 -1 424.4 57 56Total Net Income 298.5 347.7 71.7 -76 -79 436.8 509 26

Table A.1: Farm Cash Receipts, Expenses and Income Forecast, Canada and Provinces, 2006-08 (cont’d)

2006

Average

2007

Percent change*

2008

Percent change*

02-06 07/06 07/02-06 08/07 08/02-06





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SASKATCHEWANCrop Receipts 3,647.5 3,321.7 5,070.4 39 53 5,979.1 18 80Livestock Receipts 1,714.5 1,614.6 1,709.4 0 6 1,669.8 -2 3Total Market Receipts 5,362.0 4,936.3 6,779.7 26 37 7,648.9 13 55Program Payments 1,267.2 1,276.8 908.1 -28 -29 750.0 -17 -41Total Cash Receipts 6,629.2 6,213.1 7,687.9 16 24 8,399.0 9 35Net Operating Expenses 5,374.5 5,089.4 5,871.1 9 15 6,160.9 5 21

Net Cash Income 1,254.7 1,123.7 1,816.7 45 62 2,238.1 23 99Realized Net Income 361.8 223.1 916.8 153 311 1,321.3 44 492Total Net Income -230.6 423.9 525.3 ** 24 1,657.5 216 291

ALBERTACrop Receipts 2,582.0 2,333.8 3,396.9 32 46 3,971.2 17 70Livestock Receipts 4,285.3 4,276.8 4,431.8 3 4 4,397.7 -1 3Total Market Receipts 6,867.4 6,610.6 7,828.7 14 18 8,368.9 7 27Program Payments 945.1 1,182.3 909.9 -4 -23 877.6 -4 -26Total Cash Receipts 7,812.5 7,792.9 8,738.6 12 12 9,246.5 6 19Net Operating Expenses 6,715.0 6,392.1 7,384.2 10 16 7,561.8 2 18

Net Cash Income 1,097.5 1,400.9 1,354.4 23 -3 1,684.7 24 20Realized Net Income -39.9 284.4 188.5 ** -34 491.0 160 73Total Net Income -359.3 352.3 -252.8 ** -172 764.5 ** 117

BRITISH COLUMBIACrop Receipts 1,072.4 1,110.1 1,096.5 2 -1 1,141.7 4 3Livestock Receipts 1,155.7 1,113.2 1,159.2 0 4 1,179.8 2 6Total Market Receipts 2,228.1 2,223.3 2,255.7 1 1 2,321.5 3 4Program Payments 105.1 100.6 110.6 5 10 96.3 -13 -4Total Cash Receipts 2,333.2 2,323.9 2,366.3 1 2 2,417.8 2 4Net Operating Expenses 2,090.2 1,975.0 2,236.9 7 13 2,329.3 4 18

Net Cash Income 243.0 348.9 129.4 -47 -63 88.5 -32 -75Realized Net Income -23.9 93.3 -142.0 ** -252 -192.8 ** -307Total Net Income -71.1 81.9 -132.9 ** -262 -172.5 ** -311

Table A.1: Farm Cash Receipts, Expenses and Income Forecast, Canada and Provinces, 2006-08 (cont’d)

2006

Average

2007

Percent change*

2008

Percent change*

02-06 07/06 07/02-06 08/07 08/02-06







Table A.2: Farm Cash Receipts, Expenses and Income, Canada and Provinces, 1998-2006

Nfld. P.E.I. N.S. N.B. Que. Ont. Man. Sask. Alta. B.C. Canada- $ Million -

Crop Receipts1998 13 203 121 166 1,182 3,134 1,629 4,081 2,504 790 13,8221999 14 224 138 186 1,263 3,158 1,401 3,665 2,331 837 13,2182000 15 186 139 168 1,257 3,356 1,313 3,375 2,344 910 13,0622001 16 151 121 192 1,273 3,251 1,519 3,784 2,290 994 13,5912002 22 220 131 219 1,414 3,618 1,913 3,747 2,137 1,034 14,4552003 17 219 151 197 1,428 3,735 1,700 2,839 1,971 1,142 13,4012004 17 186 137 178 1,458 3,607 1,805 3,268 2,606 1,202 14,4642005 15 196 131 187 1,441 3,632 1,284 3,107 2,372 1,099 13,4642006 16 234 130 217 1,498 3,837 1,289 3,648 2,582 1,072 14,523Livestock Receipts1998 59 110 241 180 3,050 3,646 1,217 1,235 3,713 991 14,4431999 61 107 240 186 3,184 3,695 1,291 1,400 3,971 1,028 15,1632000 59 120 263 196 3,624 4,094 1,551 1,571 4,511 1,100 17,0902001 63 126 281 215 3,857 4,526 1,800 1,687 5,240 1,171 18,9642002 62 119 262 197 3,645 4,263 1,716 1,710 5,087 1,130 18,1912003 64 113 259 200 3,644 4,127 1,598 1,374 3,709 1,082 16,1712004 70 123 290 204 4,009 4,350 1,642 1,483 3,960 1,014 17,1442005 75 125 301 206 3,995 4,470 1,805 1,791 4,343 1,186 18,2972006 79 122 303 201 3,849 4,364 1,760 1,714 4,285 1,156 17,834Total Market Receipts1998 73 313 362 345 4,231 6,779 2,846 5,316 6,217 1,780 28,2651999 74 331 379 372 4,447 6,853 2,692 5,065 6,303 1,865 28,3812000 74 306 402 363 4,881 7,450 2,863 4,946 6,855 2,010 30,1522001 78 278 402 406 5,130 7,777 3,319 5,471 7,530 2,165 32,5552002 84 340 393 416 5,059 7,880 3,629 5,457 7,223 2,164 32,6462003 82 332 409 398 5,072 7,863 3,298 4,213 5,681 2,224 29,5722004 87 309 427 382 5,468 7,957 3,446 4,751 6,566 2,216 31,6082005 90 321 432 393 5,435 8,102 3,089 4,898 6,715 2,285 31,7602006 95 356 433 419 5,347 8,201 3,049 5,362 6,867 2,228 32,357Program Payments1998 0 11 14 6 593 201 92 235 235 34 1,4221999 0 19 15 6 653 333 216 476 218 41 1,9762000 0 17 12 6 541 422 287 777 708 39 2,8092001 1 59 18 6 624 777 382 1,020 819 60 3,7662002 1 24 11 8 468 623 219 1,004 1,039 31 3,4292003 1 23 16 12 875 585 308 1,600 1,368 59 4,8482004 1 40 25 36 835 674 430 1,190 1,443 188 4,8622005 1 46 27 40 749 800 699 1,323 1,117 120 4,9232006 1 21 15 34 851 662 626 1,267 945 105 4,527Total Cash Receipts1998 73 324 377 351 4,824 6,980 2,938 5,552 6,452 1,814 29,6861999 75 350 393 378 5,100 7,186 2,908 5,540 6,521 1,906 30,3572000 75 323 414 369 5,422 7,872 3,151 5,723 7,563 2,048 32,9612001 79 336 420 413 5,754 8,554 3,701 6,491 8,349 2,224 36,3212002 85 364 405 424 5,527 8,504 3,848 6,461 8,262 2,195 36,0752003 83 355 426 410 5,947 8,448 3,606 5,813 7,049 2,283 34,4202004 88 349 452 418 6,302 8,631 3,876 5,941 8,009 2,403 36,4712005 91 367 459 433 6,185 8,903 3,788 6,221 7,832 2,405 36,6842006 95 378 448 452 6,198 8,863 3,675 6,629 7,813 2,333 36,884

Source: Statistics Canada, Catalogue Nos. 21-010-XIE and 21-011-XIE, Agriculture Economic Statistics, November 2007.



Net Operating Expenses1998 64 259 305 289 3,740 5,849 2,381 4,289 5,285 1,519 23,9801999 64 271 312 297 3,902 5,999 2,376 4,277 5,722 1,566 24,7872000 67 282 330 320 4,228 6,402 2,563 4,573 6,157 1,680 26,6032001 71 291 350 341 4,469 6,963 2,790 4,770 6,441 1,769 28,2552002 74 311 361 348 4,550 7,132 2,919 4,795 6,290 1,876 28,6562003 78 317 378 363 4,868 7,291 3,068 4,994 6,292 1,923 29,5722004 83 322 382 364 5,043 7,341 3,139 5,011 6,194 1,946 29,8242005 85 331 386 375 5,006 7,478 3,054 5,273 6,470 2,040 30,4982006 89 347 400 389 5,195 7,705 3,263 5,374 6,715 2,090 31,568Net Cash Income1998 10 66 72 62 1,084 1,131 557 1,262 1,168 295 5,7071999 11 78 81 81 1,198 1,187 532 1,263 799 340 5,5702000 8 41 85 49 1,194 1,470 587 1,150 1,406 368 6,3572001 8 45 70 72 1,285 1,590 912 1,721 1,909 456 8,0662002 11 54 43 76 977 1,372 929 1,666 1,972 319 7,4202003 4 38 48 46 1,079 1,157 538 819 757 360 4,8472004 6 27 71 54 1,260 1,290 737 930 1,815 457 6,6462005 6 36 73 58 1,178 1,424 733 948 1,362 366 6,1862006 6 31 48 64 1,003 1,158 411 1,255 1,098 243 5,316Realized Net Income1998 5 32 33 32 661 217 189 330 146 85 1,7291999 7 45 40 47 745 244 152 328 -260 125 1,4712000 3 5 39 12 702 483 209 239 336 147 2,1762001 3 9 22 32 759 577 522 788 803 233 3,7482002 6 19 -5 35 443 293 541 768 870 70 3,0412003 -1 4 0 6 519 93 133 -82 -361 110 4232004 0 -10 21 12 718 247 342 23 718 203 2,2742005 1 -3 21 15 597 347 333 45 235 107 1,6972006 0 -9 -4 21 442 81 15 362 -40 -24 844Total Net Income1998 6 19 34 30 659 234 244 353 306 120 2,0061999 9 42 36 36 762 231 126 659 238 128 2,2682000 4 22 37 22 634 302 384 530 375 150 2,4612001 4 -58 20 27 847 472 457 159 543 252 2,7232002 6 98 -4 53 462 440 515 36 -208 88 1,4862003 -1 0 -1 2 625 172 540 799 581 154 2,8712004 3 -5 17 2 846 514 278 842 1,216 176 3,8892005 1 -22 19 25 546 342 107 673 532 63 2,2862006 1 18 -6 44 348 -49 299 -231 -359 -71 -6

Table A.2: Farm Cash Receipts, Expenses and Income, Canada and Provinces, 1998-2006 (cont’d)


Source: Statistics Canada, Catalogue Nos. 21-010-XIE and 21-011-XIE, Agriculture Economic Statistics, November 2007.



Figure A.1(a): Net Cash Income (Current Dollars), Canada, 1998-2008

Source: Historical data, Statistics Canada, Catalogue No. 21-010-XIE, Agriculture Economic Statistics, November 2007.Forecast figures for 2007 and 2008, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, January 2008.

Figure A.1(b): Net Cash Income (2002 Dollars), Canada, 1998-2008

Source: Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada calculations based on historical data from Statistics Canada, and the Conference Board of Canada for the GDP deflator.

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$ Billion

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$ Billion



Table A.3: Gross Direct Payments and Producer Premiums, Canada and Provinces, 2001-06


2001Crop Insurance1 0 7 1 1 75 219 86 297 222 10 918NISA 0 7 3 2 8 122 59 167 66 8 442Dairy 0 1 1 1 17 15 1 1 3 3 42Income Disaster 0 6 4 3 5 109 118 237 129 16 627Provincial Stabilization 0 0 0 0 516 0 0 0 0 0 516Other Payments2 0 37 9 0 2 313 118 319 400 23 1,222

Total Program Payments 1 59 18 6 624 777 382 1,020 819 60 3,766Input Rebates 0 0 0 0 87 5 0 31 19 0 142

Total Payments 1 59 18 7 711 782 382 1,051 838 60 3,908Producer Premiums 0 1 0 0 157 38 47 148 82 3 477

2002Crop Insurance1 0 6 0 1 42 219 77 580 477 5 1,407NISA 0 9 6 4 11 170 78 216 110 12 616Dairy 0 0 0 0 4 3 0 0 1 0 9Income Disaster 0 9 2 1 6 58 46 138 114 11 387Provincial Stabilization 0 0 0 0 395 0 0 0 0 0 396Other Payments2 1 0 2 2 10 174 18 69 336 2 615

Total Program Payments 1 24 11 8 468 623 219 1,004 1,039 31 3,429Input Rebates 0 0 0 0 79 13 0 17 11 0 119

Total Payments 1 24 11 8 547 636 219 1,020 1,050 31 3,548Producer Premiums 0 2 0 0 82 46 52 176 123 3 485

2003Crop Insurance1 0 1 1 1 47 119 86 929 519 4 1,707NISA 0 7 8 6 15 191 87 246 148 16 723Dairy 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Income Disaster 0 6 1 1 4 40 27 141 204 17 440Provincial Stabilization 0 0 0 0 711 0 0 0 0 0 711Other Payments2 0 8 7 5 98 236 109 284 498 22 1,266



Source: Statistics Canada, Catalogue No. 21-015-XIE, Agriculture Economic Statistics, November 2007.1 Excludes private hail insurance. Since April 1, 2003, the Crop Insurance program has been replaced by the Production Insurance

program.2 Other payments include programs such as private hail insurance, Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy Recovery and special

assistance programs.



2004Crop Insurance1 0 3 0 3 63 82 84 280 230 10 756CAIS 0 11 6 14 7 108 79 222 305 25 777NISA 0 11 8 11 16 223 125 298 220 22 934Income Disaster 0 3 2 1 1 16 14 94 99 8 237Provincial Stabilization 0 0 0 0 626 0 0 0 0 0 626Other Payments2 1 12 9 7 122 246 129 297 588 122 1,532



2005Production Insurance1 0 6 1 5 59 50 299 277 115 8 820CAIS 1 27 7 23 253 212 187 505 450 50 1,715NISA 0 4 4 5 8 92 65 157 94 12 442Income Disaster 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Provincial Stabilization 0 0 0 0 391 0 0 0 0 0 391Other Payments2 0 8 15 7 38 446 149 384 458 50 1,554



2006Production Insurance1 0 6 2 6 56 41 146 143 189 14 600CAIS 1 10 9 22 181 249 258 446 360 71 1,606NISA 0 3 3 4 7 72 47 109 63 9 317Income Disaster 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Provincial Stabilization 0 0 0 0 497 0 0 0 0 0 497Other Payments2 0 2 1 2 111 300 175 570 335 12 1,507

Total Program Payments 1 21 15 34 851 662 626 1,267 945 105 4,527Input Rebates 0 0 1 0 102 5 20 0 17 0 145

Total Payments 1 21 15 34 953 667 646 1,267 962 105 4,671Producer Premiums 0 4 0 2 161 42 69 200 158 4 640

Table A.3: Gross Direct Payments and Producer Premiums, Canada and Provinces, 2001-06 (cont’d)


Source: Statistics Canada, Catalogue No. 21-015-XIE, Agriculture Economic Statistics, November 2007.1 Excludes private hail insurance. Since April 1, 2003, the Crop Insurance program has been replaced by the Production Insurance

program.2 Other payments include programs such as private hail insurance, Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy Recovery and special

assistance programs.



Table A.4: Average Total Operating Revenues, Operating Expenses and Net Operating Income per Farm, Canada and Provinces, 2004-08

Province2004 2005 2006* 2007** 2008** 08/07 07/06

- Dollars per farm -

NewfoundlandOperating revenues 421,335 471,209 505,439 577,684 546,036 -5% 14%Operating expenses 387,893 422,692 469,981 513,866 541,618 5% 9%Net operating income 33,442 48,518 35,458 63,818 4,418 -93% 80%

Prince Edward IslandOperating revenues 285,619 307,827 332,506 329,486 342,612 4% -1%Operating expenses 259,332 273,147 294,802 315,269 327,555 4% 7%Net operating income 26,287 34,681 37,704 14,217 15,057 6% -62%

Nova ScotiaOperating revenues 218,847 226,468 250,811 265,337 267,627 1% 6%Operating expenses 184,201 191,813 213,966 228,064 236,322 4% 7%Net operating income 34,646 34,656 36,845 37,273 31,305 -16% 1%

New BrunswickOperating revenues 274,304 303,288 314,455 313,912 319,610 2% 0%Operating expenses 234,856 256,048 269,469 289,030 302,024 4% 7%Net operating income 39,448 47,240 44,986 24,883 17,586 -29% -45%

QuebecOperating revenues 282,385 293,611 304,911 325,614 336,900 3% 7%Operating expenses 239,899 244,752 259,803 286,654 298,198 4% 10%Net operating income 42,486 48,859 45,108 38,960 38,702 -1% -14%

OntarioOperating revenues 229,346 237,427 256,430 272,968 291,472 7% 6%Operating expenses 201,810 205,677 223,688 238,433 247,442 4% 7%Net operating income 27,536 31,750 32,742 34,535 44,030 27% 5%

ManitobaOperating revenues 240,278 235,277 226,337 262,222 281,542 7% 16%Operating expenses 204,442 203,949 204,686 226,010 237,669 5% 10%Net operating income 35,836 31,328 21,651 36,213 43,873 21% 67%

SaskatchewanOperating revenues 130,667 143,212 149,735 176,023 192,088 9% 18%Operating expenses 111,773 123,497 126,656 138,291 147,608 7% 9%Net operating income 18,894 19,716 23,079 37,732 44,480 18% 63%

AlbertaOperating revenues 205,726 230,103 242,745 275,647 290,884 6% 14%Operating expenses 176,201 203,009 218,067 244,088 251,208 3% 12%Net operating income 29,525 27,095 24,678 31,559 39,676 26% 28%

British ColumbiaOperating revenues 250,637 271,068 296,018 307,435 322,128 5% 4%Operating expenses 225,396 243,326 266,322 292,675 311,397 6% 10%Net operating income 25,241 27,742 29,696 14,760 10,731 -27% -50%

CanadaOperating revenues 210,184 223,861 235,248 261,016 277,463 6% 11%Operating expenses 181,400 193,812 205,942 225,634 235,525 4% 10%Net operating income 28,784 30,050 29,306 35,382 41,937 19% 21%

Source: Statistics Canada, Whole Farm Data Project, Net Income Stabilisation Account and Taxation Data Program.* preliminary** forecast



F

Table A.5: Average Operating Revenues, Operating Expenses and Net Operating Income per Farm by Farm Type, Canada, 2004-08

Farm Type2004 2005 2006* 2007** 2008** 08/07 07/06

- Dollars per farm -

Dairy cattle and milk productionOperating revenues 340,336 375,817 404,827 430,132 432,109 0% 6%Operating expenses 262,184 281,933 307,529 330,874 341,590 3% 8%Net operating income 78,152 93,885 97,298 99,258 90,518 -9% 2%

Beef cattle ranching and farmingOperating revenues 155,729 170,083 189,759 203,033 202,700 0% 7%Operating expenses 143,445 158,616 180,866 200,601 207,665 4% 11%Net operating income 12,284 11,468 8,893 2,432 -4,965 -304% -73%

Hog and pig farmingOperating revenues 898,544 943,310 881,128 908,958 941,589 4% 3%Operating expenses 817,137 834,111 830,130 908,303 945,106 4% 9%Net operating income 81,407 109,199 50,998 656 -3,517 -636% -99%

Poultry and egg productionOperating revenues 804,466 830,282 828,097 .. .. .. ..Operating expenses 701,859 707,893 725,003 .. .. .. ..Net operating income 102,607 122,389 103,094 .. .. .. ..

Oilseed and grain farmingOperating revenues 141,396 149,224 161,173 200,075 229,966 15% 24%Operating expenses 116,322 126,157 133,609 145,889 152,255 4% 9%Net operating income 25,074 23,066 27,564 54,186 77,711 43% 97%

Potato farmingOperating revenues 619,287 726,091 767,234 .. .. .. ..Operating expenses 542,695 606,402 645,191 .. .. .. ..Net operating income 76,592 119,689 122,043 .. .. .. ..

Fruit and tree nut farmingOperating revenues 160,337 168,139 185,561 .. .. .. ..Operating expenses 139,359 149,322 156,724 .. .. .. ..Net operating income 20,978 18,817 28,837 .. .. .. ..

Other vegetable and melon farmingOperating revenues 307,043 312,344 382,482 .. .. .. ..Operating expenses 269,459 268,285 323,864 .. .. .. ..Net operating income 37,584 44,059 58,618 .. .. .. ..

Greenhouse, nursery and floriculture productionOperating revenues 721,390 784,648 916,414 .. .. .. ..Operating expenses 656,944 712,740 828,221 .. .. .. ..Net operating income 64,446 71,908 88,193 .. .. .. ..

All Farm TypesOperating revenues 210,184 223,861 235,248 261,016 277,463 6% 11%Operating expenses 181,400 193,812 205,942 225,634 235,525 4% 10%Net operating income 28,784 30,050 29,306 35,382 41,937 19% 21%

Source: Statistics Canada, Whole Farm Data Project, Net Income Stabilization Account and Taxation Data Program.* preliminary** forecast



Table A.6: Average Farm Family Income by Source and Income Group1, Unincorporated Farms, Canada, 2005

Farm Family Income (before Depreciation)

Number of Farm

Families

Off-Farm

Employ-ment

Income2

Invest-ment

Income

PensionIncome

Other,Off-

Farm,income

3

TotalOff-FarmIncome

NetOpera-

tingIncome

TotalFamilyIncome

Number % of Total

All FarmsUnder $10,0004 5,800 4.5 12,950 2,034 3,378 4,463 22,825 -48,300 -25,475$10,000 - $19,999 5,420 4.2 8,466 1,343 7,335 3,822 20,967 -5,031 15,935$20,000 - $29,999 9,270 7.1 11,397 2,155 9,208 3,503 26,262 -918 25,343$30,000 - $39,999 11,900 9.1 13,581 2,732 9,968 4,161 30,441 5,220 35,661$40,000 - $49,999 12,670 9.7 19,342 2,793 9,862 4,514 36,512 8,961 45,473$50,000 - $99,999 50,230 38.6 38,263 4,005 9,019 4,979 56,266 16,783 73,049$100,000 + 34,800 26.8 96,538 12,974 7,583 7,549 124,643 44,590 169,233

TOTAL 130,090 100.0 45,464 5,839 8,496 5,370 65,169 17,332 82,500Small Farms (Revenues $10,000-$49,999)

Under $10,0004 2,080 3.4 9,427 1,559 4,536 3,642 19,164 -25,895 -6,731$10,000 - $19,999 3,320 5.4 6,315 1,619 9,826 3,191 20,951 -4,727 16,224$20,000 - $29,999 5,870 9.5 10,773 2,238 12,018 3,173 28,202 -2,906 25,296$30,000 - $39,999 7,310 11.9 13,576 3,038 13,225 3,898 33,738 1,282 35,020$40,000 - $49,999 6,840 11.1 22,342 3,152 13,291 4,166 42,951 2,199 45,149$50,000 - $99,999 23,120 37.6 48,784 5,008 12,882 4,263 70,936 434 71,370$100,000 + 12,940 21.1 133,435 15,332 10,005 6,371 165,143 -863 164,279

TOTAL 61,470 100.0 52,209 6,175 11,834 4,469 74,687 -1,028 73,658Medium Farms (Revenues $50,000-$99,999)

Under $10,0004 1,300 5.4 14,466 2,023 3,467 4,037 23,992 -35,651 -11,659$10,000 - $19,999 1,000 4.2 10,826 1,345 3,505 4,018 19,693 -3,970 15,723$20,000 - $29,999 1,740 7.2 12,512 2,059 4,812 3,389 22,773 1,960 24,733$30,000 - $39,999 2,310 9.6 13,858 1,845 5,779 4,368 25,850 9,966 35,816$40,000 - $49,999 2,670 11.1 18,527 3,010 7,724 4,590 33,850 12,106 45,956$50,000 - $99,999 9,770 40.6 38,631 4,064 8,895 5,010 56,599 16,280 72,879$100,000 + 5,260 21.9 116,380 15,879 8,491 7,782 148,533 14,711 163,244

TOTAL 24,070 100.0 46,667 5,949 7,564 5,297 65,476 10,169 75,645Large Farms (Revenues $100,000+)

Under $10,0004 2,430 5.5 15,138 2,445 2,345 5,388 25,315 -73,942 -48,627$10,000 - $19,999 1,100 2.5 12,807 .. 3,328 5,551 22,196 -6,869 15,327$20,000 - $29,999 1,650 3.7 12,441 1,957 3,838 4,799 23,035 3,119 26,154$30,000 - $39,999 2,280 5.1 13,313 2,649 3,774 4,792 24,528 13,010 37,538$40,000 - $49,999 3,150 7.1 13,516 1,830 4,229 5,205 24,781 21,013 45,794$50,000 - $99,999 17,330 38.9 24,020 2,635 3,937 5,916 36,508 38,893 75,401$100,000 + 16,600 37.3 61,513 10,216 5,410 8,392 85,531 89,566 175,097

TOTAL 44,550 100.0 35,511 5,316 4,393 6,652 51,871 46,531 98,402

Source: Statistics Canada, Whole Farm Data Project, Taxation Data Program.1 Based on family income from all sources: farm (net operating income) and off-farm income.2 Off-farm employment income includes "wages and salaries" and "net non-farm self-employment income".3 Other off-farm income includes "government social transfers and RRSP".4 Includes losses.


SECTION B

Farm Financial Conditions

Section B: Farm Financial Conditions

Table B.1: Farm Debt, Canada and Provinces, 1997-2006

Figure B.1: Lender Shares as a Percentage of Farm Debt, Canada, as of December 31, 2002-06

Source: Statistics Canada, Catalogue No. 21-014-XIE Agriculture Economic Statistics.

Nfld. P.E.I. N.S. N.B. Que. Ont. Man. Sask. Alta. B.C. Canada

- $ Million -

1997 41 377 365 331 5,435 6,866 2,820 5,171 7,611 1,652 30,671

1998 44 420 401 358 6,097 7,635 3,151 5,584 8,219 1,859 33,768

1999 49 443 422 383 6,845 8,206 3,510 5,810 8,685 2,073 36,425

2000 47 472 465 427 7,611 9,097 3,715 5,962 9,128 2,156 39,078

2001 54 508 491 472 8,133 9,692 3,948 6,061 9,485 2,217 41,060

2002 60 542 501 454 9,021 10,928 4,201 6,009 9,673 2,279 43,668

2003 64 604 551 556 9,426 11,419 4,721 6,528 10,342 2,431 46,642

2004 74 643 612 554 9,852 12,108 5,055 6,690 10,478 2,672 48,738

2005 75 656 656 604 10,187 12,525 5,369 6,965 10,419 2,594 50,050

2006 90 632 665 581 10,543 13,060 5,805 7,015 10,995 2,968 52,354Source: Statistics Canada, Catalogue No. 21-014-XIE Agriculture Economic Statistics, November 2007.

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

Commercial Federal Provincial Individuals and SupplyCompanies

%

20022003200420052006



Figure B.2: Distribution of Farm Bankruptcies by Province, 2007

Sources: Office of the Superintendant of Bankruptcy and Statistics Canada, 2001 Census of Agriculture.Note: The percent of farms by province in 2001 is indicated in brackets. It is based on the 2001 Census of Agriculture.

Table B.2: Farm Bankruptcies by Province, 1993-2007

Nfld. P.E.I. N.S. N.B. Que. Ont. Man. Sask. Alta. B.C. NWT/Yukon Canada

1993 1 7 4 2 49 22 13 166 80 5 0 3491994 0 3 2 3 67 15 7 132 68 11 0 3081995 1 0 8 5 33 23 10 94 87 12 0 2731996 0 0 5 4 54 17 24 95 75 1 0 2751997 0 4 6 4 54 15 19 76 61 4 0 2431998 0 1 4 1 47 12 27 92 55 5 0 2441999 0 1 2 2 42 17 29 99 45 6 0 2432000 0 1 4 2 40 20 18 76 38 14 0 2132001 1 2 4 0 57 23 19 64 44 6 0 2202002 0 2 1 4 28 30 41 50 32 9 0 1972003 0 1 4 1 46 22 28 59 46 15 0 2222004 0 6 3 2 31 34 27 64 56 4 0 2272005 0 3 0 2 33 25 26 75 66 6 0 2362006 0 6 1 4 37 29 36 79 16 8 0 2162007 1 3 2 3 30 19 13 47 15 1 0 134

Source: Office of the Superintendant of Bankruptcy.Note: Starting in 2004 statistics are reported based on the North American Industry Classification rather than the Standard Industrial Classification.

Que.

Ont.

Man.

Sask.

Alta.

P.E.I.Nfld.B.C. N.S.

N.B.

0.8% (0.2%)

0.8% (7.5%)

2.2% (0.8%)1.5% (1.4%)

2.2% (1.1%)11.2% (21.9%)

22.4% (13.2%)

14.1% (23.9%)

35.1% (21.3%)

9.7% (8.6%)



Figure B.3: Distribution of the Amount of FCC Loans Receivable, by Province, as of March 31, 2007

Source: Farm Credit Canada

Table B.3: Farm Credit Canada (FCC) Loans Receivable Portfolio, 2001-02 to 2006-07

2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07

Number of loans receivable 75,888 78,442 82,551 85,650 88,559 91,658

Amount receivable ($million) 7,709 8,804 10,039 11,150 12,310 13,550

Number of loans approved 16,753 25,133 26,529 27,948 28,634 28,684

Amount of loans approved ($million) 2,102 2,561 2,862 3,067 3,317 3,715

Average size of loans approved ($) 125,470 101,914 107,871 109,747 115,852 129,504

Source: Farm Credit Canada.

Alta.17.5%

B.C.9.1%

Que.10.7%

Atlantic Provinces

5.2%

Ont.33.1%

Man.7.9%

Sask.16.5%



Figure B.4: Distribution of the Amount of New Loans Registered under FIMCLA,by Province, Fiscal Year 2006

Source: FIMCLA Administration, National Marketing Programs Division, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada.

Table B.4: New Loans Registered Under the Farm Improvement and Marketing Cooperatives Loans Act (FIMCLA), 1999-2000 to 2006-07

1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07

Number of new loans registered 7,628 6,304 5,659 4,722 3,155 2,829 2,128 1,803

Amount of new loans registered ($000s) 215,998 189,087 178,732 160,425 105,601 105,095 74,472 63,901

Average size of new loans registered ($) 28,316 29,995 31,584 33,974 33,471 37,149 34,996 35,442

Source: For 1999-2000 to 2002-03, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada Performance Report. For 2003-04 to 2006-07 FIMCLA Administration, National Marketing Programs Division Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada.

Sask.69.0%

Alta.7.8%

B.C.1.6%

Man.5.9%

Ont.9.4%

Atlantic Provinces4.4%

Que.1.9%



Table B.5: Average Assets, Liabilities, Net Worth and Net New Investment, by FarmType, Canada and Provinces, 2004, 2005 and 2006

Dairy Beef Hog Poultry Fruit and Vegetable Potato Grain All

Farms

CANADA

Farm Assets- 2004 2,485,245 789,650 1,744,225 2,897,800 990,275 2,566,675 1,018,782 1,134,600- 2005 2,743,915 892,635 2,097,375 3,106,570 1,256,595 2,912,255 1,163,000 1,283,380- 2006 2,882,575 977,323 2,091,242 3,590,813 1,371,278 3,267,074 1,235,340 1,355,517

Farm Debt- 2004 617,200 138,850 555,375 632,450 223,775 810,175 178,250 236,970- 2005 684,010 134,760 588,515 548,395 257,810 792,170 196,095 247,435- 2006 679,553 145,538 604,604 687,174 242,004 898,667 205,802 252,981

Net Worth- 2004 1,868,045 650,800 1,188,850 2,265,350 766,500 1,756,500 840,532 897,630- 2005 2,059,905 757,875 1,508,860 2,558,175 998,785 2,120,085 966,905 1,035,945- 2006 2,203,021 831,785 1,486,638 2,903,639 1,129,274 2,368,407 1,029,538 1,102,537

Net New Investment- 2004 81,075 17,800 81,550 65,000 33,725 108,350 32,875 35,425- 2005 96,020 16,080 96,645 63,010 40,185 78,150 31,105 35,665- 2006

ATLANTIC

Farm Assets- 2004 2,399,821 448,952 995,212 1,900,354 576,744 2,298,480 755,763 1,086,122- 2005 2,626,105 537,065 1,075,610 2,070,550 584,595 2,600,000 971,140 1,222,500- 2006 2,860,939 530,886 947,203 2,382,519 674,938 2,589,132 1,019,455 1,242,363

Farm Debt- 2004 530,588 61,628 394,143 381,116 179,758 788,041 143,481 270,330- 2005 585,955 70,690 455,750 419,685 119,045 782,235 170,335 282,380- 2006 771,915 63,840 369,070 491,098 113,265 801,217 195,874 307,880

Net Worth- 2004 1,869,233 387,324 601,069 1,519,238 396,987 1,510,439 612,282 815,792- 2005 2,040,150 466,375 619,860 1,650,865 465,550 1,817,650 800,805 940,120- 2006 2,089,024 467,045 578,133 1,891,421 561,674 1,787,915 823,582 934,483


Source: Statistics Canada and Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Farm Financial Survey.



QUEBEC

Farm Assets- 2004 2,050,139 553,950 1,564,175 2,866,702 831,735 1,604,992 1,034,637 1,223,550- 2005 2,213,235 578,495 1,260,870 3,180,535 954,435 2,571,465 1,246,720 1,344,395- 2006 2,176,860 702,065 1,321,283 3,769,439 1,017,812 2,647,029 1,353,863 1,410,626

Farm Debt- 2004 561,192 141,433 691,008 564,475 231,921 522,862 259,355 341,425- 2005 606,675 129,700 537,870 581,045 273,980 667,835 298,135 356,920- 2006 572,551 172,894 567,218 687,786 288,624 691,201 346,352 370,966

Net Worth- 2004 1,488,947 412,517 873,167 2,302,227 599,814 1,082,130 775,282 882,125- 2005 1,606,560 448,795 723,000 2,599,490 680,455 1,903,630 948,585 987,475- 2006 1,604,309 529,171 754,065 3,081,653 729,188 1,955,828 1,007,512 1,039,660

Net New Investment- 2004 64,915 20,326 78,327 -13,071 29,443 81,480 33,166 40,125- 2005 81,270 15,675 41,285 96,755 40,020 42,745 20,040 41,545- 2006

ONTARIO

Farm Assets- 2004 2,666,802 694,854 1,324,579 2,828,867 1,068,434 2,401,356 1,104,640 1,319,300- 2005 2,819,745 765,045 1,700,490 3,131,945 1,340,925 1,928,245 1,247,380 1,416,105- 2006 3,068,668 877,806 1,874,645 3,389,344 1,397,728 3,540,355 1,223,514 1,470,471

Farm Debt- 2004 629,028 91,681 441,674 669,974 243,988 599,492 168,350 275,825- 2005 674,960 99,600 538,775 562,510 271,425 456,690 168,655 270,490- 2006 619,960 106,961 551,159 664,177 247,881 794,046 157,065 264,080

Net Worth- 2004 2,037,773 603,173 882,905 2,158,893 824,446 1,801,865 936,290 1,043,475- 2005 2,144,785 665,445 1,161,715 2,569,435 1,069,500 1,471,355 1,078,725 1,145,615- 2006 2,448,709 770,846 1,323,486 2,725,167 1,149,847 2,746,308 1,066,448 1,206,391


Table B.5: Average Assets, Liabilities, Net Worth and Net New Investment, by FarmType, Canada and Provinces, 2004, 2005 and 2006 (cont’d)


Farms




MANITOBA

Farm Assets- 2004 2,420,845 538,604 2,492,281 2,696,400 5,140,117 1,048,786 988,550- 2005 2,658,580 608,390 3,150,390 1,729,280 6,247,600 1,139,405 1,081,520- 2006 3,181,568 633,369 2,840,604 2,168,956 2,549,250 9,397,203 1,242,705 1,108,669

Farm Debt- 2004 642,690 113,854 585,600 483,636 1,551,683 233,139 221,875- 2005 691,770 102,790 761,070 266,985 1,705,465 229,920 224,820- 2006 821,870 137,245 785,179 384,221 381,921 2,971,761 262,214 248,345

Net Worth- 2004 1,778,155 424,750 1,906,681 2,212,764 3,588,435 815,647 766,675- 2005 1,966,810 505,595 2,389,320 1,462,295 4,542,135 909,485 856,700- 2006 2,359,698 496,123 2,055,425 1,784,734 2,167,329 6,425,441 980,491 860,324

Net New Investment- 2004 97,058 15,944 133,848 97,385 289,623 34,539 36,250- 2005 135,370 10,215 191,905 31,960 257,645 31,960 32,280- 2006

SASKATCHEWAN

Farm Assets- 2004 1,753,010 600,918 2,273,646 767,599 726,100- 2005 3,515,325 642,940 6,249,440 913,875 853,230- 2006 3,301,043 676,151 3,037,839 4,289,734 614,986 2,359,639 950,674 889,386

Farm Debt- 2004 356,899 117,707 469,686 141,167 136,525- 2005 1,314,450 115,430 986,445 179,230 163,865- 2006 790,915 124,300 676,644 1,086,766 52,725 856,281 183,556 171,835

Net Worth- 2004 1,396,111 483,210 1,803,960 626,432 589,575- 2005 2,200,875 527,510 5,263,000 734,645 689,365- 2006 2,510,128 551,852 2,361,195 3,202,967 562,261 1,503,358 767,118 717,551

Net New Investment- 2004 92,540 18,161 108,142 25,329 24,025- 2005 157,140 9,980 380,075 28,400 25,025- 2006



Farms




ALBERTA

Farm Assets- 2004 4,040,618 1,066,572 2,758,964 2,694,785 4,023,067 1,421,402 1,266,650- 2005 5,037,620 1,294,905 4,454,650 3,374,840 4,609,075 1,519,530 1,470,915- 2006 5,571,000 1,365,882 5,758,599 4,534,174 3,176,009 4,197,787 1,824,998 1,611,095

Farm Debt- 2004 1,041,703 187,999 657,989 599,100 1,159,539 209,151 219,350- 2005 1,160,150 187,570 708,500 670,995 1,378,595 205,450 216,175- 2006 1,247,141 183,555 832,457 1,079,108 586,216 1,135,199 232,920 217,896

Net Worth- 2004 2,998,915 878,572 2,100,975 2,095,685 2,863,528 1,212,251 1,047,300- 2005 3,877,470 1,107,335 3,746,150 2,703,845 3,230,480 1,314,080 1,254,740- 2006 4,323,859 1,182,326 4,926,142 3,455,065 2,589,794 3,062,588 1,592,077 1,393,198

Net New Investment- 2004 110,238 23,013 147,300 117,284 229,289 53,876 38,650- 2005 200,320 23,565 221,235 183,100 138,960 39,560 38,765- 2006

BRITISH COLUMBIA

Farm Assets- 2004 4,690,914 966,138 1,626,929 3,880,638 1,298,598 2,494,542 1,166,761 1,610,875- 2005 6,252,155 1,057,910 2,681,810 3,823,055 1,748,255 4,707,180 1,437,525 1,909,620- 2006 7,257,767 1,358,190 2,041,138 4,396,328 1,863,507 3,652,818 1,981,602 2,136,005

Farm Debt- 2004 914,106 117,186 450,293 802,247 232,136 740,601 180,826 299,175- 2005 1,122,605 103,035 619,190 612,315 292,710 303,730 227,930 328,430- 2006 1,678,489 126,576 493,622 705,107 254,385 340,227 212,098 344,415

Net Worth- 2004 3,776,809 848,952 1,176,636 3,078,391 1,066,461 1,753,941 985,934 1,311,700- 2005 5,129,550 954,875 2,062,620 3,210,740 1,455,545 4,403,450 1,205,600 1,581,190- 2006 5,579,278 1,231,614 1,547,516 3,691,221 1,609,122 3,312,591 1,769,504 1,791,591

Net New Investment- 2004 208,861 1,438 -5,299 42,120 33,101 71,381 24,502 45,425- 2005 217,510 19,730 132,350 44,380 46,020 107,975 43,490 46,360- 2006



Farms




Figure B.5: FCC Mortgage Rate and Prime Interest Rate, 1998-2008

Sources: Farm Credit Canada (FCC) and Bank of Canada Review.

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Table B.6: Comparison of Selected Average Fertilizer and Fuel Prices Between Manitoba and Minnesota/North Dakota, 2006 and 2007

Manitoba Minnesota/North Dakota

Summer 2006 Fall 2007 Summer 2006 Fall 2007

Nitrogen (Cdn$/tonne)

Anhydrous Ammonia (82-0-0) 656.20 681.00 593.87 581.00

Urea (46-0-0) 439.91 489.00 405.17 446.00

Phosphate (Cdn$/tonne)

MAP (11-52-0) 416.73 573.00 392.89 494.00

Potash (Cdn$/tonne)

Potash (0-0-60) 291.38 325.00 233.28 317.00

Fuel (Cdn¢/litre)

Diesel 79.12 80.13 66.19 77.13

Gasoline (regular unleaded) 89.29 85.17 82.45 64.10

Source: The Thomsen Corporation

Table B.7: Comparison of Selected Average Fertilizer and Fuel Prices Between Ontario and Michigan/Ohio/Indiana, 2006 and 2007

Ontario Michigan/Ohio/Indiana

October 4, 2006 October 3, 2007 October 4, 2006 October 3, 2007

Nitrogen (Cdn$/tonne)

Anhydrous Ammonia (82-0-0) 698.00 771.00 611.00 659.00

Urea (46-0-0) 476.00 550.00 449.00 534.00

Nitrogen Solution (UAN, 28%) 317.00 355.00 271.00 340.00

Ammonium Nitrate 422.00 454.00 541.00 329.00

Phosphate (Cdn$/tonne)

MAP (11-52-0) 477.00 608.00 410.00 559.00

DAP (18-46-0) 492.00 539.00 428.00 554.00

Triple Super (0-46-0) 485.00 528.00 374.00 495.00

Potash (Cdn$/tonne)

Potash (0-0-60) 367.00 382.00 310.00 336.00

Fuel (Cdn¢/litre)

Diesel 75.00 84.00 64.00 75.00

Gasoline (regular unleaded) 82.00 92.00 63.00 75.00

Source: Ridgetown College, University of Guelph



Note: Input expenses are net of government rebates.*Includes: Stabilization premiums; heating fuel; twine, wire and containers; telephone; irrigation; custom work; and other expenses.

Table B.8: Agricultural Inputs, Canada, 2002-06

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

($000)

Machinery Operating Costs 3,456,892 3,585,287 3,782,018 4,163,833 4,313,874

Commercial Feed 4,975,877 4,878,341 4,787,220 4,324,925 4,309,514

Cash Wages, Room and Board 3,653,343 3,750,502 3,799,765 3,915,181 4,033,662

Fertilizer and Lime 2,258,401 2,499,620 2,491,065 2,564,201 2,662,898

Interest 2,315,384 2,313,825 2,247,483 2,313,001 2,693,225

Rent 1,314,563 1,379,676 1,423,763 1,436,251 1,473,484

Pesticides 1,525,201 1,630,998 1,646,237 1,695,503 1,715,686

Livestock Purchases 1,410,550 1,169,465 1,136,577 1,413,704 1,438,214

Commercial Seed 1,075,999 1,115,276 1,120,673 1,141,632 1,164,714

Building and Fence Repairs 670,426 693,986 709,693 735,355 751,994

Electricity 680,937 692,628 685,418 710,505 755,791

Property Taxes 544,851 579,207 590,094 584,565 577,177

Crop and Hail Insurance 429,032 545,070 525,524 507,226 504,539

Business Insurance 571,589 616,061 654,427 676,803 706,466

A.I. Fees and Veterinary 641,157 654,435 642,699 660,425 680,295

Other* 3,131,559 3,467,997 3,581,559 3,654,846 3,786,565

Depreciation 4,512,406 4,551,745 4,501,240 4,614,773 4,591,334

Total Expenses 33,168,167 34,124,119 34,325,455 35,112,729 36,159,432

Source: Statistics Canada, Catalogue No. 21-012-XIE, Agriculture Economic Statistics, November 2007.


SECTION C

Government Expendituresin Support of the Agri-Food

Sector

Section C: Government Expenditures in Support of the Agri-Food Sector

Figure C.1: Federal and Provincial Government Expenditures in Support of the Agri-Food Sector, Canada and Provinces, 2000-01 to 2007-08

Table C.1: Federal and Provincial Government Expenditures in Support of the Agri-Food Sector, Canada and Provinces, 2000-01 to 2007-08

Allocated 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 Forecast

($ 000)

Nfld.Federal 4,561 7,693 8,285 6,924 11,585 13,980 9,098 14,136Provincial 10,247 9,351 10,532 14,229 10,713 14,872 15,485 23,688 % Fed. 30.80 45.14 44.03 32.73 51.96 48.45 37.01 37.37

P.E.I.Federal 33,480 39,533 46,007 40,511 46,426 31,232 40,417 47,681Provincial 36,396 29,558 29,804 34,463 38,770 31,999 30,911 31,220 % Fed. 47.91 57.22 60.69 54.03 54.49 49.39 56.66 60.43

N.S.Federal 22,049 35,607 31,169 40,409 33,759 34,413 42,953 47,638Provincial 39,774 44,789 40,672 42,934 49,380 47,394 46,436 56,130 % Fed. 35.66 44.29 43.39 48.48 40.61 42.07 48.05 45.91

N.B.Federal 24,964 40,728 30,618 48,206 45,853 33,204 48,418 54,691Provincial 24,109 20,814 22,610 23,096 31,962 26,658 25,010 25,798 % Fed. 50.87 66.18 57.52 67.61 58.93 55.47 65.94 67.95

Que.Federal 448,436 346,802 330,603 587,602 520,191 535,093 527,086 648,031Provincial 732,815 591,705 670,114 704,003 708,706 842,392 958,252 1,025,919 % Fed. 37.96 36.95 33.04 45.49 42.33 38.85 35.49 38.71

Ont.Federal 457,696 581,541 588,254 849,737 674,037 803,060 759,335 926,563Provincial 451,528 372,421 424,849 455,240 579,508 540,901 513,204 745,041 % Fed. 50.34 60.96 58.06 65.12 53.77 59.75 59.67 55.43

Man.Federal 431,952 320,443 415,481 515,006 470,820 606,756 521,576 571,818Provincial 204,801 165,555 179,213 273,550 204,798 300,319 245,731 249,904 % Fed. 67.84 65.94 69.86 65.31 69.69 66.89 67.97 69.59

Sask.Federal 935,063 881,124 869,913 1,269,479 983,488 1,145,373 1,071,236 979,663Provincial 334,387 501,300 393,007 431,678 458,902 489,963 421,240 408,287 % Fed. 73.66 63.74 68.88 74.62 68.18 70.04 71.78 70.58

Alta.Federal 508,864 674,849 766,750 1,492,518 891,119 1,054,428 923,762 901,414Provincial 646,228 895,355 886,312 975,929 826,089 868,557 967,859 634,515 % Fed. 44.05 42.98 46.38 60.46 51.89 54.83 48.83 58.69

B.C.Federal 95,515 126,114 101,677 198,814 239,455 161,691 202,876 235,682Provincial 78,703 73,007 75,983 61,784 82,162 59,065 77,567 79,546 % Fed. 54.82 63.34 57.23 76.29 74.45 73.24 72.34 74.77

OthersFederal 284,334 270,146 320,697 392,882 422,042 437,051 473,870 396,469Provincial - - - - - - - - % Fed. 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00

CanadaFederal 3,246,914 3,324,582 3,509,456 5,442,089 4,338,774 4,856,280 4,620,627 4,823,786Provincial 2,558,987 2,703,856 2,733,095 3,016,907 2,990,990 3,222,120 3,301,695 3,280,048 % Fed. 55.92 55.15 56.22 64.33 59.19 60.11 58.32 59.52

Source: Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Strategic Policy Branch.

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Figure C.2: Federal and Provincial Government Expenditures by Major Category

Program payments include income support and stabilization, ad hoc and cost reduction, production insurance and financing assistance programs.

Research and inspection include administration (e.g. salaries) and capital expenditures, and grants and contributions.

Operating and capital include general administration and management, policy, information and statistical services.

Storage and freight assistance include program payments for storage and freight.

Development and trade related programs include administration and capital expenditures, and grants and contributions for regional development, marketing and trade and environment.

Others include food aid and international assistance, extension, education, social program payments and tax expenditures.

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49.8%

8.0%

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22.0%

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Program PaymentsResearch and InspectionOperating and CapitalStorage and Freight AssistanceDevelopment and Trade Related ProgramsOthers

2007-08

2006-07



Table C.2: Government Expenditures in Support of the Agri-Food Sector, by Category, Canada and Provinces, 2004-05 to 2007-08

PROVINCIAL FEDERAL

2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08Forecast 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08

Forecast

($000)

CANADA

A. Operating Expenditures 661,484 652,853 665,913 753,525 1,286,740 1,391,732 1,520,814 1,510,857B. Capital Expenditures 63,576 107,935 108,217 84,281 54,703 48,620 55,520 73,120C. Program Expenditures 2,041,584 2,170,658 2,209,565 2,081,166 3,161,754 3,591,151 3,253,077 3,463,175

c.1 Income Support & Stabilization 1,050,307 1,193,488 1,308,130 1,237,556 945,168 1,158,715 1,952,415 1,434,970c.2 Ad hoc and Cost Reduction 174,242 142,458 33,143 40,735 1,036,421 874,798 100,870 553,151c.3 Production Insurance1 225,972 301,492 304,053 267,024 342,546 289,453 285,301 344,770c.4 Financing Assistance 49,936 58,901 85,798 58,758 31,998 23,922 38,026 168,832c.5 Storage and Freight 8,466 4,915 6,210 9,816 12,309 12,007 1,132 -c.6 Social and Labour 15,543 16,557 19,993 16,197 545 829 864 864c.7 Research 74,595 105,825 87,808 93,487 13,004 29,842 70,407 61,144c.8 Food Inspection 47,533 48,959 51,444 57,456 82,757 27,478 19,751 145,083c.9 Food Aid - - - - 420,332 434,825 471,352 394,788c.10 Marketing and Trade 103,953 30,940 25,466 33,312 106,729 557,322 94,565 104,588c.11 Rural and Regional Devt. 120,700 67,170 87,752 80,100 108,890 88,365 80,100 90,651c.12 Environment 41,400 53,579 53,523 60,154 54,977 71,554 99,219 156,464c.13 Education 104,774 126,613 121,009 103,138 25 91 86 8c.14 Extension 24,162 19,761 25,236 23,432 6,054 21,951 38,989 7,861

D. Tax Expenditures 403,203 465,062 489,879 505,667 - - - -Sub-Total Gross Expenditures 3,169,847 3,396,508 3,473,574 3,424,639 4,503,197 5,031,503 4,829,411 5,047,152

Recoveries (178,857) (174,388) (171,879) (144,592) (164,422) (175,223) (208,784) (223,366)Total Net Expenditures 2,990,990 3,222,120 3,301,695 3,280,048 4,338,774 4,856,280 4,620,627 4,823,786

NEWFOUNDLAND

A. Operating Expenditures 6,332 7,297 8,639 8,122 3,253 3,651 4,217 4,139B. Capital Expenditures 734 3,048 1,425 2,881 148 135 157 205C. Program Expenditures 3,648 4,528 5,421 12,685 8,628 10,680 5,315 10,425

c.1 Income Support & Stabilization 115 343 119 59 4,030 6,164 1,448 4,646c.2 Ad hoc and Cost Reduction 1,225 1,496 2,034 2,302 533 (9) (3) 426c.3 Production Insurance1 33 22 124 130 70 15 62 44c.4 Financing Assistance - - - - (0) - 3 2c.5 Storage and Freight 204 206 168 340 - - - -c.6 Social and Labour - - - - 1 - 10 2c.7 Research 518 682 439 684 5 1 48 173c.8 Food Inspection - - 50 50 16 10 14 312c.9 Food Aid - - - - - - - -c.10 Marketing and Trade 411 476 1,379 7,277 31 6 4 104c.11 Rural and Regional Devt. - - - - 3,867 4,328 3,546 4,250c.12 Environment 337 443 285 445 31 111 128 443c.13 Education 680 737 701 1,076 - - - -c.14 Extension 123 123 122 322 43 55 55 22

D. Tax Expenditures - - - - - - - -Sub-Total Gross Expenditures 10,713 14,872 15,485 23,688 12,029 14,467 9,689 14,769

Recoveries - - - - (443) (487) (592) (633)Total Net Expenditures 10,713 14,872 15,485 23,688 11,585 13,980 9,098 14,136




PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND (forecast)

A. Operating Expenditures 11,153 10,058 9,280 9,128 13,076 14,309 15,498 15,259B. Capital Expenditures 1,059 - - 75 572 503 573 749C. Program Expenditures 26,659 21,896 20,920 21,604 34,497 18,234 26,500 33,977

c.1 Income Support & Stabilization 10,600 8,665 5,277 5,573 17,745 9,175 16,586 14,359c.2 Ad hoc and Cost Reduction 915 543 686 - 8,680 703 (33) 5,215c.3 Production Insurance 2,311 2,593 3,199 3,231 2,751 2,745 3,984 3,492c.4 Financing Assistance 321 595 720 - 432 260 671 2,732c.5 Storage and Freight 13 9 5 - - - - -c.6 Social and Labour - - - - 6 - - 9c.7 Research 2,446 2,462 2,103 1,971 154 71 171 630c.8 Food Inspection 508 360 374 - 959 686 308 2,211c.9 Food Aid - - - - - - - -c.10 Marketing and Trade 1,198 2,242 3,466 4,211 469 425 41 759c.11 Rural and Regional Devt. 150 - - - 1,754 2,698 2,955 2,875c.12 Environment 4,424 787 1,570 2,253 1,491 1,152 1,372 1,614c.13 Education 3,359 3,217 3,256 3,249 - - - -c.14 Extension 412 422 265 1,116 57 319 446 81

D. Tax Expenditures 1,968 1,968 1,968 1,968 - - - -Sub-Total Gross Expenditures 40,839 33,922 32,168 32,775 48,145 33,047 42,571 49,985

Recoveries (2,069) (1,924) (1,258) (1,554) (1,719) (1,814) (2,154) (2,304)Total Net Expenditures 38,770 31,999 30,911 31,220 46,426 31,232 40,417 47,681

NOVA SCOTIA

A. Operating Expenditures 10,878 11,432 13,942 14,695 16,031 18,110 20,391 19,855B. Capital Expenditures 503 530 847 662 717 664 752 982C. Program Expenditures 36,495 34,007 30,251 39,446 19,167 18,031 24,638 29,826

c.1 Income Support & Stabilization 3,915 3,520 5,596 5,312 5,661 2,202 13,206 11,179c.2 Ad hoc and Cost Reduction 7,373 395 285 779 6,157 56 (14) 3,917c.3 Production Insurance 178 174 234 215 285 277 394 425c.4 Financing Assistance 884 3,442 2,447 6,800 251 53 87 1,179c.5 Storage and Freight 89 132 436 546 - - - -c.6 Social and Labour - - - - 7 84 30 12c.7 Research 1,011 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,142 1,209 1,817 828c.8 Food Inspection 4,347 3,922 3,854 4,015 97 1,271 195 3,333c.9 Food Aid - - - - - - - -c.10 Marketing and Trade 3,277 3,136 333 3,358 8 2,430 28 458c.11 Rural and Regional Devt. - - - - 5,259 5,850 5,879 6,270c.12 Environment 2,622 2,611 2,032 1,479 148 4,076 2,643 2,119c.13 Education 10,524 11,823 11,993 13,742 - - - -c.14 Extension 2,273 3,851 2,041 2,200 150 523 373 106


Recoveries - - - - (2,156) (2,392) (2,827) (3,025)Total Net Expenditures 49,380 47,394 46,436 56,130 33,759 34,413 42,953 47,638

Table C.2: Government Expenditures in Support of the Agri-Food Sector, by Category, Canada and Provinces, 2004-05 to 2007-08 (cont’d)

PROVINCIAL FEDERAL

2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08Forecast 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08

Forecast

($000)




NEW BRUNSWICK

A. Operating Expenditures 12,228 12,187 11,867 11,741 15,702 16,980 18,553 18,197B. Capital Expenditures 519 723 792 602 697 613 690 901C. Program Expenditures 17,577 11,923 10,732 11,725 31,550 17,820 31,768 38,367

c.1 Income Support & Stabilization 11,764 7,730 7,463 6,470 19,117 9,150 19,381 18,998c.2 Ad hoc and Cost Reduction 647 - - 426 5,831 294 557 4,586c.3 Production Insurance 526 1,083 1,045 1,248 839 1,517 1,638 1,707c.4 Financing Assistance - - - - 156 290 514 2,083c.5 Storage and Freight - - 200 - - - - -c.6 Social and Labour 154 218 164 217 7 10 51 11c.7 Research 530 248 5 130 1,253 822 1,457 759c.8 Food Inspection 165 191 222 250 77 56 71 2,427c.9 Food Aid - - - - - - - -c.10 Marketing and Trade 65 22 32 276 327 376 758 738c.11 Rural and Regional Devt. 79 217 120 123 3,274 4,548 5,191 5,018c.12 Environment 1,572 467 75 871 583 626 1,968 1,943c.13 Education 1,764 1,373 1,043 1,038 - - - -c.14 Extension 313 375 362 677 86 131 183 97


Recoveries (31) (54) (52) (11) (2,096) (2,209) (2,593) (2,774)Total Net Expenditures 31,962 26,658 25,010 25,798 45,853 33,204 48,418 54,691

QUEBEC

A. Operating Expenditures 210,669 207,334 207,673 204,135 213,156 231,394 254,613 251,352B. Capital Expenditures 2,344 18,870 19,064 18,212 9,097 8,352 9,416 12,335C. Program Expenditures 385,014 468,498 576,136 649,692 325,281 325,446 298,465 422,225

c.1 Income Support & Stabilization 237,569 308,386 385,664 486,632 154,223 204,364 232,131 232,701c.2 Ad hoc and Cost Reduction 11,425 7,912 16,818 2,628 114,729 68,378 148 66,386c.3 Production Insurance 12,710 12,318 15,293 17,028 18,818 19,420 22,200 23,064c.4 Financing Assistance 23,247 34,367 48,225 37,751 3,626 3,719 5,581 17,146c.5 Storage and Freight - - - - - - - -c.6 Social and Labour 510 3,630 4,408 340 91 509 688 147c.7 Research 10,658 12,798 12,129 14,100 375 1,658 3,756 10,393c.8 Food Inspection 17,358 17,169 16,778 16,778 1,188 1,164 1,762 23,350c.9 Food Aid - - - - - - - -c.10 Marketing and Trade 8,986 11,358 9,724 9,901 2,487 1,983 1,968 7,372c.11 Rural and Regional Devt. 10,113 3,387 2,242 3,307 12,590 11,760 14,074 13,806c.12 Environment 22,812 27,075 33,499 33,137 16,275 8,436 9,796 26,533c.13 Education 18,291 22,597 23,693 22,248 - - - -c.14 Extension 11,336 7,501 7,664 5,841 879 4,055 6,362 1,328

D. Tax Expenditures 110,680 147,690 155,380 153,880 - - - -Sub-Total Gross Expenditures 708,706 842,392 958,252 1,025,919 547,535 565,192 562,494 685,912

Recoveries - - - - (27,344) (30,099) (35,408) (37,881)Total Net Expenditures 708,706 842,392 958,252 1,025,919 520,191 535,093 527,086 648,031


PROVINCIAL FEDERAL

2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08Forecast 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08

Forecast

($000)




ONTARIO


c.1 Income Support & Stabilization 296,762 140,763 239,700 388,000 118,780 222,929 295,743 284,418c.2 Ad hoc and Cost Reduction 50,023 124,317 4,256 16,510 184,509 168,127 12,046 117,653c.3 Production Insurance 31,735 26,376 24,044 30,000 55,023 39,670 35,906 41,959c.4 Financing Assistance 4,848 95 3,559 457 4,003 3,386 6,189 18,549c.5 Storage and Freight - - - - - - - -c.6 Social and Labour 2,012 2,011 4,721 4,964 138 70 41 219c.7 Research 38,246 37,813 40,933 45,258 1,098 10,850 15,095 15,529c.8 Food Inspection 9,515 20,693 11,330 29,590 5,100 12,375 4,943 32,447c.9 Food Aid - - - - - - - -c.10 Marketing and Trade 2,929 1,869 2,269 1,869 12,360 11,793 10,586 19,871c.11 Rural and Regional Devt. 8,639 10,836 41,648 23,895 10,757 9,692 11,499 20,287c.12 Environment 642 12,742 9,084 6,817 314 11,991 22,085 39,725c.13 Education 8,900 8,900 8,200 8,200 - - - -c.14 Extension 4,115 255 464 440 1,905 3,038 6,947 1,981



MANITOBA


c.1 Income Support & Stabilization 52,595 143,075 74,280 51,406 120,904 148,654 251,946 198,550c.2 Ad hoc and Cost Reduction 10,680 1,484 1,097 1,200 127,954 122,371 22,096 64,566c.3 Production Insurance 21,673 19,778 28,268 37,709 32,727 30,712 42,572 59,419c.4 Financing Assistance 1,520 1,762 1,054 932 5,656 11,278 8,609 52,643c.5 Storage and Freight - - - - 2,781 2,146 181 -c.6 Social and Labour 365 44 44 - 60 12 - 86c.7 Research 1,101 1,201 1,201 1,201 6,024 10,368 5,111 6,124c.8 Food Inspection 5,031 3,799 3,077 2,729 734 681 5,604 13,791c.9 Food Aid - - - - - - - -c.10 Marketing and Trade 5,613 1,159 1,930 2,000 21,123 122,598 16,651 15,056c.11 Rural and Regional Devt. 11,172 12,064 11,146 14,120 13,895 12,209 7,938 6,792c.12 Environment 1,267 1,807 1,225 4,463 4,846 5,086 18,187 15,642c.13 Education 7,081 7,474 7,278 7,397 - - - -c.14 Extension 44 368 342 368 545 2,333 3,889 818




PROVINCIAL FEDERAL

2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08Forecast 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08

Forecast

($000)




SASKATCHEWAN

A. Operating Expenditures 42,045 41,838 43,805 48,755 219,829 230,180 249,654 252,254B. Capital Expenditures 327 81 2,003 2,213 8,414 7,270 8,720 11,607C. Program Expenditures 359,995 398,826 309,693 281,818 780,535 934,124 845,656 750,886

c.1 Income Support & Stabilization 206,499 259,756 158,776 118,335 294,313 217,165 567,367 352,229c.2 Ad hoc and Cost Reduction 13,997 91 71 7,454 276,113 318,797 52,935 138,517c.3 Production Insurance 75,713 72,134 54,554 71,937 115,277 98,928 90,609 113,578c.4 Financing Assistance 11,099 10,713 26,921 10,778 12,206 2,910 10,911 50,718c.5 Storage and Freight 8,159 4,567 5,401 8,930 6,029 5,856 580 -c.6 Social and Labour 75 73 71 77 84 - - 136c.7 Research 11,553 19,278 14,756 12,773 2,189 2,064 37,570 9,582c.8 Food Inspection 2,861 2,483 9,385 4,095 1,356 762 1,821 22,393c.9 Food Aid - - - - - - - -c.10 Marketing and Trade 828 1,423 4,826 3,775 35,859 246,795 35,307 28,060c.11 Rural and Regional Devt. 27,009 26,786 29,604 35,705 29,059 21,686 13,009 9,842c.12 Environment - 386 3,902 7,444 7,230 13,649 23,421 24,579c.13 Education 1,010 50 398 - 25 91 86 8c.14 Extension 1,194 1,086 1,027 515 795 5,422 12,039 1,245

D. Tax Expenditures 110,748 113,986 111,640 131,528 - - - -Sub-Total Gross Expenditures 513,116 554,730 467,141 464,314 1,008,778 1,171,573 1,104,030 1,014,747

Recoveries (54,214) (64,767) (45,901) (56,027) (25,290) (26,200) (32,793) (35,084)Total Net Expenditures 458,902 489,963 421,240 408,287 983,488 1,145,373 1,071,236 979,663

ALBERTA


c.1 Income Support & Stabilization 213,861 302,027 411,666 148,240 172,463 304,111 465,866 247,213c.2 Ad hoc and Cost Reduction 67,352 6,220 1,705 9,036 280,149 194,103 13,055 127,103c.3 Production Insurance 75,771 161,614 169,092 97,326 109,389 88,650 80,166 92,751c.4 Financing Assistance 8,017 7,927 2,872 2,040 5,349 1,843 5,296 21,082c.5 Storage and Freight - - - - 3,368 3,921 364 -c.6 Social and Labour 12,133 10,582 10,585 10,600 113 120 6 182c.7 Research 1,310 29,721 14,975 16,370 512 2,355 4,160 12,847c.8 Food Inspection - - - - 1,830 1,188 2,796 32,315c.9 Food Aid - - - - - - - -c.10 Marketing and Trade 79,545 8,280 471 495 29,924 163,500 26,383 27,045c.11 Rural and Regional Devt. 63,540 13,880 2,846 2,950 24,446 11,817 11,145 14,404c.12 Environment 7,724 7,260 1,632 3,245 17,506 14,322 15,268 32,902c.13 Education 53,165 70,443 64,302 46,188 - - - -c.14 Extension 4,257 5,011 12,652 11,857 1,246 5,391 7,826 1,634

D. Tax Expenditures 105,978 108,499 100,783 92,918 - - - -Sub-Total Gross Expenditures 927,555 959,222 1,046,362 701,389 925,270 1,090,207 967,667 948,386

Recoveries (101,466) (90,665) (78,503) (66,874) (34,151) (35,780) (43,905) (46,972)Total Net Expenditures 826,089 868,557 967,859 634,515 891,119 1,054,428 923,762 901,414


PROVINCIAL FEDERAL

2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08Forecast 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08

Forecast

($000)




BRITISH COLUMBIA

A. Operating Expenditures 25,299 23,398 25,454 34,298 84,649 94,726 102,944 100,854B. Capital Expenditures 943 1,389 2,720 1,997 3,850 3,505 3,891 5,084C. Program Expenditures 49,016 27,333 42,464 36,325 162,527 76,093 110,673 145,397

c.1 Income Support & Stabilization 16,627 19,224 19,589 27,530 37,933 33,929 87,969 70,504c.2 Ad hoc and Cost Reduction 10,605 - 6,191 400 31,104 1,974 86 24,774c.3 Production Insurance 5,322 5,400 8,200 8,200 7,368 7,521 7,770 8,330c.4 Financing Assistance - - - - 318 197 169 2,799c.5 Storage and Freight - - - - 132 83 7 -c.6 Social and Labour 295 - - - 38 24 38 61c.7 Research 7,221 622 268 - 251 143 1,164 4,279c.8 Food Inspection 7,749 342 6,374 (50) 71,399 9,286 2,237 12,505c.9 Food Aid - - - - - - - -c.10 Marketing and Trade 1,101 975 1,037 150 3,735 7,087 2,511 4,753c.11 Rural and Regional Devt. - - 145 - 3,352 3,063 3,505 5,879c.12 Environment - - 217 - 6,550 12,104 4,348 10,965c.13 Education - - 146 - - - - -c.14 Extension 96 770 296 95 347 683 868 548


Recoveries - - - - (11,571) (12,633) (14,631) (15,653)Total Net Expenditures 82,162 59,065 77,567 79,546 239,455 161,691 202,876 235,682


PROVINCIAL FEDERAL

2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08Forecast 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08

Forecast

($000)




Table C.3: Research and Inspection in Support of the Agri-Food Sector, Canada and Provinces, 2004-05 to 2007-08

PROVINCIAL FEDERAL

2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08Forecast 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08

Forecast

($000)

CANADA

Research Expenditures- Operating 34,366 26,722 23,138 20,936 303,738 302,636 258,827 298,759- Capital 5,605 34,584 4,879 6,487 10,202 7,796 13,874 16,519- Program 74,595 105,825 87,808 93,487 13,004 29,842 70,407 61,144Total Research 114,566 167,131 115,826 120,910 326,944 340,274 343,107 376,422

Inspection Expenditures- Operating 70,669 82,674 133,882 147,464 507,866 597,325 620,241 653,996- Capital 1,654 815 3,180 687 18,203 17,431 21,386 20,345- Program 47,533 48,959 51,444 57,456 82,757 27,478 19,751 145,083Total Inspection 119,856 132,448 188,505 205,607 608,826 642,234 661,378 819,425

NEWFOUNDLAND

Research Expenditures- Operating - - - - 819 841 733 846- Capital 7 6 5 8 28 22 39 47- Program 518 682 439 684 5 1 48 173Total Research 525 689 444 692 851 864 820 1,067

Inspection Expenditures- Operating 1,062 1,308 1,623 1,894 1,290 1,584 1,687 1,736- Capital 18 5 12 14 49 48 61 56- Program - - 50 50 16 10 14 312Total Inspection 1,080 1,313 1,685 1,958 1,355 1,642 1,761 2,104

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

Research Expenditures- Operating 348 114 - - 3,176 3,134 2,670 3,082- Capital - - - - 107 81 143 170- Program 2,446 2,462 2,103 1,971 154 71 171 630Total Research 2,795 2,576 2,103 1,971 3,437 3,285 2,984 3,882

Inspection Expenditures- Operating 2,482 2,690 3,014 2,716 5,043 5,937 6,175 6,373- Capital - - - - 190 180 221 204- Program 508 360 374 - 959 686 308 2,211Total Inspection 2,991 3,050 3,388 2,716 6,193 6,803 6,704 8,788




NOVA SCOTIA

Research Expenditures- Operating - - - - 3,982 4,132 3,505 4,046- Capital - - - - 134 106 188 224- Program 1,011 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,142 1,209 1,817 828Total Research 1,011 1,000 1,000 1,000 5,258 5,447 5,509 5,097

Inspection Expenditures- Operating 1,264 1,495 2,252 2,175 6,294 7,800 8,077 8,317- Capital - - - - 239 238 290 268- Program 4,347 3,922 3,854 4,015 97 1,271 195 3,333Total Inspection 5,611 5,417 6,106 6,190 6,630 9,308 8,561 11,918

NEW BRUNSWICK

Research Expenditures- Operating 734 767 630 593 3,872 3,815 3,215 3,711- Capital 4 32 35 2 130 98 172 205- Program 530 248 5 130 1,253 822 1,457 759Total Research 1,268 1,046 670 725 5,255 4,736 4,844 4,674

Inspection Expenditures- Operating 2,574 2,725 2,865 2,636 6,118 7,200 7,406 7,626- Capital 60 63 228 93 232 220 266 245- Program 165 191 222 250 77 56 71 2,427Total Inspection 2,799 2,979 3,315 2,979 6,427 7,476 7,743 10,298

QUEBEC

Research Expenditures- Operating 7,191 6,537 6,207 5,566 50,513 51,985 43,895 50,667- Capital - - - - 1,697 1,339 2,353 2,801- Program 10,658 12,798 12,129 14,100 375 1,658 3,756 10,393Total Research 17,848 19,335 18,336 19,667 52,585 54,983 50,004 63,862

Inspection Expenditures- Operating 27,821 33,067 31,861 27,611 81,432 99,678 102,524 106,456- Capital 667 - - - 3,027 2,994 3,627 3,385- Program 17,358 17,169 16,778 16,778 1,188 1,164 1,762 23,350Total Inspection 45,846 50,236 48,638 44,389 85,648 103,835 107,913 133,190

Table C.3: Research and Inspection in Support of the Agri-Food Sector, Canada and Provinces, 2004-05 to 2007-08 (cont’d)

PROVINCIAL FEDERAL

2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08Forecast 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08

Forecast

($000)




ONTARIO

Research Expenditures- Operating - - - - 76,686 77,899 65,714 75,852- Capital 2,798 31,827 3,891 3,750 2,576 2,007 3,522 4,194- Program 38,246 37,813 40,933 45,258 1,098 10,850 15,095 15,529Total Research 41,045 69,640 44,824 49,008 80,360 90,756 84,331 95,575

Inspection Expenditures- Operating - - 31,357 38,860 125,744 151,522 155,304 162,415- Capital - - - - 4,596 4,487 5,430 5,112- Program 9,515 20,693 11,330 29,590 5,100 12,375 4,943 32,447Total Inspection 9,515 20,693 42,687 68,450 135,439 168,383 165,677 199,974

MANITOBA

Research Expenditures- Operating - - - - 33,508 31,962 25,875 29,867- Capital - - - - 1,126 823 1,387 1,651- Program 1,101 1,201 1,201 1,201 6,024 10,368 5,111 6,124Total Research 1,101 1,201 1,201 1,201 40,658 43,153 32,373 37,643

Inspection Expenditures- Operating 3,154 6,858 7,005 8,889 58,329 64,889 63,220 67,412- Capital 300 200 200 200 2,008 1,841 2,138 2,064- Program 5,031 3,799 3,077 2,729 734 681 5,604 13,791Total Inspection 8,485 10,857 10,282 11,818 61,071 67,410 70,962 83,266

SASKATCHEWAN

Research Expenditures- Operating 1,095 679 695 947 46,719 45,252 40,654 46,926- Capital - - - - 1,569 1,166 2,179 2,595- Program 11,553 19,278 14,756 12,773 2,189 2,064 37,570 9,582Total Research 12,648 19,957 15,451 13,720 50,478 48,481 80,403 59,102

Inspection Expenditures- Operating 3,136 3,354 2,751 3,650 83,781 94,402 102,381 111,021- Capital - - - - 2,800 2,606 3,359 3,318- Program 2,861 2,483 9,385 4,095 1,356 762 1,821 22,393Total Inspection 5,996 5,837 12,136 7,745 87,937 97,770 107,562 136,732


PROVINCIAL FEDERAL

2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08Forecast 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08

Forecast

($000)




ALBERTA

Research Expenditures- Operating 24,584 18,625 15,606 13,830 63,087 61,797 54,429 62,826- Capital 2,504 2,460 668 2,450 2,119 1,592 2,917 3,474- Program 1,310 29,721 14,975 16,370 512 2,355 4,160 12,847Total Research 28,398 50,806 31,249 32,650 65,718 65,744 61,506 79,146

Inspection Expenditures- Operating 26,623 29,572 46,186 52,912 106,046 123,112 131,648 139,566- Capital 609 548 739 380 3,781 3,559 4,497 4,308- Program - - - - 1,830 1,188 2,796 32,315Total Inspection 27,232 30,120 46,925 53,292 111,657 127,859 138,942 176,190

BRITISH COLUMBIA

Research Expenditures- Operating 415 - - - 21,375 21,820 18,138 20,937- Capital 292 259 281 277 718 562 972 1,158- Program 7,221 622 268 - 251 143 1,164 4,279Total Research 7,927 881 549 277 22,345 22,525 20,274 26,373

Inspection Expenditures- Operating 2,554 1,604 4,969 6,121 33,788 41,204 41,818 43,074- Capital - - 2,000 - 1,281 1,257 1,499 1,385- Program 7,749 342 6,374 (50) 71,399 9,286 2,237 12,505Total Inspection 10,303 1,947 13,343 6,071 106,468 51,746 45,554 56,964


PROVINCIAL FEDERAL

2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08Forecast 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08

Forecast

($000)




Table C.4: Government Expenditures to the Agri-Food Sector as a Percentage of Agriculture and Agri-Food GDPs, Canada and Provinces, 2004-05 to 2007-08

Agriculture Agri-Food

2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08Forecast 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08

Forecast

NEWFOUNDLAND Provincial GDP ($ million) 73.7 93.1 104.8 103.2 479.6 496.2 488.9 469.7 Federal (%) 15.7 15.0 8.7 13.7 2.4 2.8 1.9 3.0 Provincial (%) 14.5 16.0 14.8 23.0 2.2 3.0 3.2 5.0PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND Provincial GDP ($ million) 162.7 158.7 170.4 172.0 398.6 409.0 429.3 474.7 Federal (%) 28.5 19.7 23.7 27.7 11.6 7.6 9.4 10.0 Provincial (%) 23.8 20.2 18.1 18.2 9.7 7.8 7.2 6.6NOVA SCOTIA Provincial GDP ($ million) 263.0 292.0 299.3 313.8 854.7 900.5 881.3 903.7 Federal (%) 12.8 11.8 14.4 15.2 3.9 3.8 4.9 5.3 Provincial (%) 18.8 16.2 15.5 17.9 5.8 5.3 5.3 6.2NEW BRUNSWICK Provincial GDP ($ million) 439.7 475.4 514.9 545.0 1,048.3 1,078.0 1,143.5 1,215.8 Federal (%) 10.4 7.0 9.4 10.0 4.4 3.1 4.2 4.5 Provincial (%) 7.3 5.6 4.9 4.7 3.0 2.5 2.2 2.1QUEBEC Provincial GDP ($ million) 3,313.9 3,472.2 3,549.2 3,749.1 8,533.7 8,807.3 9,048.8 9,707.5 Federal (%) 15.7 15.4 14.9 17.3 6.1 6.1 5.8 6.7 Provincial (%) 21.4 24.3 27.0 27.4 8.3 9.6 10.6 10.6ONTARIO Provincial GDP ($ million) 4,528.5 4,773.2 4,935.7 5,242.4 14,963.6 15,502.2 15,781.7 16,478.1 Federal (%) 14.9 16.8 15.4 17.7 4.5 5.2 4.8 5.6 Provincial (%) 12.8 11.3 10.4 14.2 3.9 3.5 3.3 4.5MANITOBA Provincial GDP ($ million) 1,933.1 1,895.3 2,185.8 2,218.6 2,819.9 2,868.8 3,181.4 3,284.0 Federal (%) 24.4 32.0 23.9 25.8 16.7 21.1 16.4 17.4 Provincial (%) 10.6 15.8 11.2 11.3 7.3 10.5 7.7 7.6SASKATCHEWAN Provincial GDP ($ million) 3,031.9 3,446.6 3,383.7 3,724.9 3,532.5 4,024.0 4,065.8 4,480.8 Federal (%) 32.4 33.2 31.7 26.3 27.8 28.5 26.3 21.9 Provincial (%) 15.1 14.2 12.4 11.0 13.0 12.2 10.4 9.1ALBERTA Provincial GDP ($ million) 4,608.1 5,451.9 5,171.3 5,509.0 7,045.2 8,177.6 7,906.2 8,714.7 Federal (%) 19.3 19.3 17.9 16.4 12.6 12.9 11.7 10.3 Provincial (%) 17.9 15.9 18.7 11.5 11.7 10.6 12.2 7.3BRITISH COLUMBIA Provincial GDP ($ million) 1,467.3 1,521.4 1,502.4 1,592.4 2,980.6 3,251.5 3,271.4 3,426.6 Federal (%) 16.3 10.6 13.5 14.8 8.0 5.0 6.2 6.9 Provincial (%) 5.6 3.9 5.2 5.0 2.8 1.8 2.4 2.3CANADA Federal GDP ($ million) 19,235.9 20,656.3 21,027.9 22,321.5 43,273.5 46,028.4 46,860.6 49,811.8 Federal (%) 22.6 23.5 22.0 21.6 10.0 10.6 9.9 9.7 Provincial (%) 15.5 15.6 15.7 14.7 6.9 7.0 7.0 6.6

Sources: Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Strategic Policy Branch and Conference Board of Canada for GDP data.



Figure C.3: Government Expenditures to the Agri-Food Sector as a Percentage of Agriculture and Agri-Food GDPs



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Table C.5: Total GDP and Total Government Expenditures, Canada and Provinces, 2004-05 to 2007-08

Total GDP Total Expenditures

2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08Forecast 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08

Forecast

NEWFOUNDLANDTotal Provincial ($ million) 18,082 21,192 23,583 23,937 4,775 4,885 4,963 5,244Agri-Food GDP as % of Total GDP 2.65 2.34 2.07 1.96Agri-Food Exp. as % of Total Exp. 0.22 0.30 0.31 0.45

PRINCE EDWARD ISLANDTotal Provincial ($ million) 3,678 3,831 3,981 4,155 1,150 1,169 1,207 1,245Agri-Food GDP as % of Total GDP 10.84 10.68 10.78 11.43Agri-Food Exp. as % of Total Exp. 3.37 2.74 2.56 2.51

NOVA SCOTIATotal Provincial ($ million) 27,410 28,957 29,686 31,171 5,185 5,611 6,000 6,448Agri-Food GDP as % of Total GDP 3.12 3.11 2.97 2.90Agri-Food Exp. as % of Total Exp. 0.95 0.84 0.77 0.87

NEW BRUNSWICKTotal Provincial ($ million) 21,481 22,454 23,442 24,800 5,718 6,088 6,412 7,167Agri-Food GDP as % of Total GDP 4.88 4.80 4.88 4.90Agri-Food Exp. as % of Total Exp. 0.56 0.44 0.39 0.36

QUEBECTotal Provincial ($ million) 247,144 256,848 269,008 282,162 54,921 54,509 58,736 61,046Agri-Food GDP as % of Total GDP 3.45 3.43 3.36 3.44Agri-Food Exp. as % of Total Exp. 1.29 1.55 1.63 1.68

ONTARIOTotal Provincial ($ million) 485,151 501,127 521,652 549,694 79,396 83,927 88,128 91,153Agri-Food GDP as % of Total GDP 3.08 3.09 3.03 3.00Agri-Food Exp. as % of Total Exp. 0.73 0.64 0.58 0.82

MANITOBATotal Provincial ($ million) 37,570 39,992 42,662 45,522 7,718 8,284 8,728 8,350Agri-Food GDP as % of Total GDP 7.51 7.17 7.46 7.21Agri-Food Exp. as % of Total Exp. 2.65 3.63 2.82 2.99

SASKATCHEWANTotal Provincial ($ million) 38,704 42,175 43,693 46,580 8,376 8,787 8,389 7,869Agri-Food GDP as % of Total GDP 9.13 9.54 9.31 9.62Agri-Food Exp. as % of Total Exp. 5.48 5.58 5.02 5.19

ALBERTATotal Provincial ($ million) 187,380 221,161 232,233 249,291 24,153 26,991 29,507 33,149Agri-Food GDP as % of Total GDP 3.76 3.70 3.40 3.50Agri-Food Exp. as % of Total Exp. 3.42 3.22 3.28 1.91

BRITISH COLUMBIATotal Provincial ($ million) 147,004 159,009 168,410 178,026 26,043 27,392 28,209 29,775Agri-Food GDP as % of Total GDP 2.03 2.04 1.94 1.92Agri-Food Exp. as % of Total Exp. 0.32 0.22 0.27 0.27

TOTAL - PROVINCIALTotal Provincial ($ million) 1,213,605 1,296,745 1,358,352 1,435,340 217,434 227,643 240,280 251,446Agri-Food GDP as % of Total GDP 3.51 3.51 3.40 3.42Agri-Food Exp. as % of Total Exp. 1.38 1.42 1.37 1.30

CANADA - FEDERALTotal Federal ($ million) 1,220,057 1,303,435 1,365,127 1,442,416 210,027 208,985 222,213 210,311Agri-Food GDP as % of Total GDP 3.55 3.53 3.43 3.45Agri-Food Exp. as % of Total Exp. 2.07 2.32 2.08 2.29

Sources: Public Accounts / Main Estimates and Conference Board of Canada for GDP data.


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