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Guide to Farming Standards Approved by La Financière Agricole Du Québec 2021 Guide to Farming Standards Approved by La Financière agricole 2021 du Québec Guide to farming standards approved by La financière agricole du Q uébec Annex 1 Potatoes, Cereals, Compulsory and recommended standards for cereal, emerging crops, grain corn and oilseed productions Annex 2 Emerging Crops, Compulsory and recommended standards for potato Grain Corn and productions Oilseeds phosphorus report for the Agri-Québec program, the Important information financing programs and the financial support Participant’s commitment program for aspiring farmers. These measures concern the annual submission of a All potato, cereal, emerging crops, grain corn and balanced phosphorus report to the ministère de oilseed producers who enrol in the Crop Insurance l’Environnement et de la Lutte contre les changements Program (ASREC) or the Farm Income Stabilization climatiques, the respect of shorelines (riparian Insurance Program (ASRA)1 commit to growing their buffers) and the ban on planting crops on certain crops according to farming methods that comply with areas in the municipalities listed in the Agricultural the standards set out in this guide and as stipulated Operations Regulation (AOR). in these programs. Sustainable agriculture and organic farming Where La Financière agricole deems it necessary, it can ask participants to present a cultivation plan La Financière agricole du Québec encourages describing their farming methods. This concerns innovative methods focused on sustainable agriculture, participants, in particular, who report that they do not including organic farming. The methods approved and abide by the standards found in this guide or who use recognized by the Centre de référence en agriculture et a specific farming technique. agroalimentaire du Québec (CRAAQ) along with the most appropriate intervention strategies and the If any major change in farming methods is planned, recommendations issued by the Réseau whether in relation to the previous year or in the course d’avertissements phytosanitaires (RAP) are of the season, participants must notify the advisor at therefore complementary to the farming methods La Financière agricole. The advisor can then assess found in this guide. Note that FADQ encourages you any potential impact the change could have on the to sign up to receive memos issued by RAP on the insurance coverage. website of the ministère de l’Agriculture, des Pêcheries et de l’Alimentation (MAPAQ). Cross compliance measures Concerning organic production methods, participants Along with the farming methods in this guide, the who opt to benefit from specific coverages offered must methods related to the cross compliance measures be certified by one of the certification agencies stipulated in the ASREC and ASRA programs can recognized in Québec by the Conseil des appellations also be found. There is also a rule related to the réservées et des termes valorisants (CARTV). 1 Offered only to cereal (excluding rye) and canola producers (2021-02-02) Compulsory and recommended standards for Potato, Cereals, Emerging Crops, Grain Corn and Oilseeds production 2021 Farming standards Under crop insurance, based on the information provided by participants regarding their farming Participants in the Crop Insurance and Stabilization methods, the certificate could be modified by Insurance Programs must abide by the compulsory adjusting the probable yields or withdrawing the and recommended standards described in this guide; areas concerned. If nonconforming methods are not Annex 1 for cereal, emerging crops, grain corn and reported, the areas concerned will be assigned the oilseed crops and Annex 2 for potatoes. The average actual yield of fields that do conform. In the information in this guide will help you make decisions absence of any data on fields that conform, the yield based on the requirements of your respective assigned to the nonconforming areas will be insurance coverages. established based on the participant’s probable yield and the percentage of the zone’s loss where these Compulsory standards areas are located. The standards concerning seed type and seeding dates Under stabilization insurance, for the recommended provide the essential conditions for successful crop standards, the rules related to any insurable areas production. They make it possible to grow quality that are cultivated using farming methods that depart products, in the quantities specified in the farm type from the standards are the rules described in the referred to by La Financière agricole. compulsory standards for the same insurance product. Where these standards are not met, participants must notify the advisor of La Financière agricole as soon as they realize it and, at the latest, when reporting seeded For information areas. 1 800 749-3646 Under crop insurance, any areas that are cultivated using farming methods that depart from the www.fadq.qc.ca compulsory standards will not be insured. If this situation is not reported when the declaration of seeded areas is made, the crop insurance contribution will not be reimbursed. Under stabilization insurance, any insurable areas that are cultivated using farming methods that depart from the compulsory standards will be reduced from the total insured area by taking into account the impact of these methods on the yield. Participants must pay, as an administrative fee, an amount equal to the share of the stabilization insurance contribution that would otherwise have been due on all the insured areas. Recommended standards Where farming standards differ from those listed in the annex, participants must notify the advisor of La Financière agricole as soon as they realize it, before damage occurs and, at the latest, when reporting seeded areas. For sustainable agriculture and organic farming, La Financière agricole supports the methods recognized by CRAAQ along with the most appropriate intervention strategies and the recommendations issued by the Réseau d’avertissements phytosanitaires (RAP) that are added or complementary to the best practices described for each of the products in the annex. 2 Compulsory and recommended standards for ANNEX 1 Cereals, Emerging Crops, Grain Corn and Oilseeds production 2021 1. COMPULSORY STANDARDS . Farming methods Compulsory standards Cereal, emerging crops, grain corn and oilseed (canola and soybean) seed must, as A. Seed types stipulated in the Seeds Regulations,: Be recognized as Canada pedigreed status (Breeder, Select, Foundation, Registered or Certified); Have a germination rate of 75% or greater that has been officially verified in the 12 months prior to seeding. Cereal, emerging crops, and oilseed seed varieties used must have been subject to a registration valid for Québec, as stipulated in the Seeds Act. Organic farming To meet the production standards of certification agencies and the application framework of the farming standards approved by La Financière agricole, producers must use Canada pedigreed grade “organic-certified” seed. If it is impossible for producers to meet this requirement, an equivalent recognized by La Financière agricole based on market availability may be accepted. In this event, the participant must contact the advisor at La Financière agricole. B. Seeding deadlines Seeding must be completed no later than the dates indicated in the Seeding deadline table. Seeding deadlines1 Crops Sectors / Zones Dates Grain corn All June 1 Wheat Service centres of Alma, Amos, Caplan, Lévis, Rimouski and Rivière-du-Loup June 5 Wheat Other service centres June 1 Oats and barley All June 15 Canola Zones of under 2600 corn heat units (CHUs) June 10 Canola Zones of 2600 CHUs or over June 1 Soybeans Zones of under 2600 CHUs June 10 Soybeans Zones of 2600CHUs or over June 15 Hemp, grown for the seeds, All June 15 Spring Rye Flax, grown for the seeds, All June 1 Dry broadbeans, Fava beans 1 La Financière agricole may however change these dates if seeding cannot be completed due to a covered risk. Corn varieties must be selected on the basis of seeding deadlines, as stipulated in Item 3 of this guide: Selection of grain corn varieties. 1 Compulsory and recommended standards for ANNEX 1 Cereals, Emerging Crops, Grain Corn and Oilseeds production 2021 2. RECOMMENDED STANDARDS Farming methods Recommended standards A. Planning The number of hectares to be sown is planned according to the capacity to carry out all the work, from sowing to harvesting, in a timely manner under the climatic conditions of a so-called normal production season. B. Drainage Proper soil drainage makes it possible for seeding and harvesting to be done in ideal conditions at the best times of year. It also ensures that crops grow normally. C. Tilling Tilling techniques are those recommended by the Centre de référence en agriculture et agroalimentaire du Québec (CRAAQ) in the Guide des pratiques de conservation en grandes cultures. Any areas cleared or readied for seeding, subject to AOR provisions, were prepared more than one year ago and are conducive to growing grain. D. Fertilization - Soil analysis results and the presence of previous crops, green manure, organic mulch and manure are considered when calculating the number of fertilizing units to use. - The number of fertilizing units (organic and mineral fertilizer) and the application method comply with the tables published by CRAAQ or with the Plan agroenvironnemental de fertilisation (PAEF) (agroenvironmental fertilizer plan), as the case may be. E. pH water The proper pHwater range is indicated in the table below. 2 Proper pHwater range Crops Sandy soil Other soil Oats 5.8 to 7.0 3 5.6 to 7.0 2 Wheat 6.0 to 7.0 6.0 to 7.0 Barley 6.0 to 7.0 6.0 to 7.0 Grain corn 6.0 to 7.0 5.8 to 7.0 Canola 6.0 to 7.0 6.0 to 7.0 Soybeans 6.2 to 7.0 6.2 to 7.0 2 Certain soil series may naturally have a pH that is higher than those indicated while still being very productive (CRAAQ, 2010). 3 A pH of 5.2 is accepted for oats only when rotated with potato varieties susceptible to common scab.
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