February 29, 1996 INFORMATIONAL MEMORANDUM: R&D-96-007 TO: All Reinsured Companies All Risk Management Field Offices FSA Headquarters, Program Delivery & Field Operations FROM: Tim B. Witt /s/ Tim B. Witt Director Research and Development Division SUBJECT: 1996 Crop Revenue Coverage and Income Protection Price Announcements The 1996 spring market price for Crop Revenue Protection - Corn is $2.93 per bushel. This spring market price is defined in the Crop Revenue Coverage (CRC) policy to be "ninety-five percent (95%) of the February Average Daily Settlement Price for corn to be delivered during the month of December, of the then current crop year." The 1996 spring market price for Crop Revenue Protection - Soybeans is $6.87 per bushel. This spring market price is defined in the CRC policy to be "ninety-five percent (95%) of the February Average Daily Settlement Price for soybeans to be delivered during the month of November, of the then current crop year." The 1996 projected price for Income Protection - Corn is $3.08 per bushel. This projected price is defined in the Income Protection - Corn crop provisions to be "the average derived by totaling the final closing daily settlement prices for the current year Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) December corn futures contract for each trading day of February of the current year, and dividing that total by the number of daily settlement prices." The 1996 projected price for Income Protection - Wheat is $4.57 per bushel. This projected price is defined in the Income Protection - Wheat crop provisions to be "the average derived by totaling the final closing daily settlement prices for the current crop year Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) September wheat futures contract for each trading day of February of the year the crop would normally be harvested, and dividing that total by the number of daily settlement prices." The Crop Revenue Coverage and Income Protection insurance plans are available for limited and additional coverage only. The CRC spring market price and IP projected price are not applicable to traditional MPCI corn, soybeans, or wheat or catastrophic coverage. If you have any questions or need additional information, please contact LeWayne Jansonius at (816) 926-3703.