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18. The total amount of PFC payment that is available for allocation over crops whose planted acreage exceeds their base acreage is allocated as detailed in the following table:
Table 2.8
MY 2001 Farms Producing Upland Cotton And Holding Upland Cotton Base
(PFC Payment Allocation II)
|
Crop
|
(Contract Acres857) – (Planted Acres858)
|
Share of Total Overplanted Base859
|
Total Subsidy Available for Allocation860
|
Additional Subsidy Allocated861
|
Upland Cotton
|
1,732,453.0
|
77.85 per cent
|
$31,433,241.7
|
$24,469,312.4
|
Oats
|
50,204.1
|
2.26 per cent
|
$31,433,241.7
|
$709,086.9
|
Sorghum
|
442,849.4
|
19.89 per cent
|
$31,433,241.7
|
$6,254,842.3
|
Total
|
2,225,506.5
|
100 per cent
|
$31,433,241.7
|
$31,433,241.7
|
19. The amount of PFC payments that constitute support to upland cotton on farms planting upland cotton and holding upland cotton base in MY 2001 is $412,386,205.2.862,863
20. Since in MY 2002, the amount of upland cotton acreage (13,022,668.9 acres864) on farms that planted upland cotton and held upland cotton base was below the amount of upland cotton base (13,818,215.2865), no additional contract payments would be allocated. Instead, the amount of support to upland cotton is calculated by multiplying the amount of upland cotton direct and counter-cyclical payments on these farms by 0.94243.866 The table below shows the amount of payments allocated as support to upland cotton.
Table 2.9
MY 2002 Allocated Upland Cotton Direct and Counter-Cyclical Payments
|
|
Total Payments867
|
Share To Be Allocated868
|
Payments Allocated869
|
Direct Payments
|
$474,089,723.3
|
94.243 per cent
|
$446,796,377.9
|
CCP Payments
|
$1,046,611,412.8
|
94.243 per cent
|
$986,357,993,8
|
21. In a second step, Brazil analyses farms that plant upland cotton but do not hold upland cotton base. By marketing year, the following four tables provide, first, by crop the total amount of contract payments received by farms that produce upland cotton and hold upland cotton base.
Table 2.10
MY 1999 PFC Payments by Crop for Farms Producing Upland Cotton But Not
Holding Upland Cotton Base
|
Crop
|
Programme
|
Payment Units870
|
Payment Rate871
(US$ per unit)
|
Subsidy Amount872
|
Upland Cotton
|
PFC Payments
|
0
|
0.0788
|
$0
|
Wheat
|
PFC Payments
|
20,027,129.9
|
0.6370
|
$12,757,281.7
|
Oats
|
PFC Payments
|
801,406.4
|
0.0300
|
$24,042.2
|
Rice
|
PFC Payments
|
579,443,200.3
|
0.0128
|
$7,416,873.0
|
Corn
|
PFC Payments
|
34,650,665.6
|
0.3630
|
$12,578,191.6
|
Sorghum
|
PFC Payments
|
12,138,759.1
|
0.4350
|
$5,280,360.2
|
Barley
|
PFC Payments
|
551,544.3
|
0.2710
|
$149,468.5
|
Table 2.11
MY 2000 PFC Payments by Crop for Farms Producing Upland Cotton But Not
Holding Upland Cotton Base
|
Crop
|
Programme
|
Payment Units873
|
Payment Rate874
(US$ per unit)
|
Subsidy Amount875
|
Upland Cotton
|
PFC Payments
|
0
|
0.0733
|
$0
|
Wheat
|
PFC Payments
|
22,244,808.9
|
0.5880
|
$13,079,947.6
|
Oats
|
PFC Payments
|
952,045.1
|
0.0280
|
$26,657.3
|
Rice
|
PFC Payments
|
633,534,085.0
|
0.0118
|
$7,475,702.2
|
Corn
|
PFC Payments
|
36,445,141.6
|
0.3340
|
$12,172,677.3
|
Sorghum
|
PFC Payments
|
12,928,302.9
|
0.4000
|
$5,171,321.2
|
Barley
|
PFC Payments
|
558,190.5
|
0.2510
|
$140,105.8
|
Table 2.12
MY 2001 PFC Payments by Crop for Farms Producing Upland Cotton But Not
Holding Upland Cotton Base
|
Crop
|
Programme
|
Payment Units876
|
Payment Rate877
(US$ per unit)
|
Subsidy Amount878
|
Upland Cotton
|
PFC Payments
|
0
|
0.0599
|
$0
|
Wheat
|
PFC Payments
|
22,428,260.7
|
0.4740
|
$10,630,995.6
|
Oats
|
PFC Payments
|
942,768.1
|
0.0220
|
$20,740.9
|
Rice
|
PFC Payments
|
777,335,099.0
|
0.0095
|
$7,384,683.4
|
Corn
|
PFC Payments
|
38,743,300.2
|
0.2690
|
$10,421,947.8
|
Sorghum
|
PFC Payments
|
13,988,512.5
|
0.3240
|
$4,532,278.1
|
Barley
|
PFC Payments
|
583,440.6
|
0.2060
|
$120,188.8
|
Table 2.13
MY 2002 Direct and Counter-Cyclical Payments by Crop for Farms Producing
Upland Cotton But Not Holding Upland Cotton Base
|
Crop879
|
Programme
|
Payment Units880
|
Payment Rate881
(US$ per unit)
|
Subsidy Amount882
|
Upland Cotton
|
DP Payments
|
0
|
0.0667
|
$0
|
CCP Payments
|
0
|
0.1373
|
$0
|
Wheat
|
DP Payments
|
8,301,576.6
|
0.5200
|
$4,316,819.8
|
CCP Payments
|
8,541,723.9
|
0.0000
|
$0.0
|
Oats
|
DP Payments
|
161,464.9
|
0.0200
|
$3,229.3
|
CCP Payments
|
164,737.2
|
0.0000
|
$0.0
|
Rice
|
DP Payments
|
495,586,654.0
|
0.0107
|
$5,302,777.2
|
CCP Payments
|
498,858,849.4
|
0.0075
|
$3,741,441.4
|
Corn
|
DP Payments
|
16,302,167.4
|
0.2800
|
$4,564,606.9
|
CCP Payments
|
18,440,044.0
|
0.0000
|
$0.0
|
Sorghum
|
DP Payments
|
5,944,728.1
|
0.6300
|
$3,745,178.7
|
CCP Payments
|
5,882,846.2
|
0.0000
|
$0.0
|
Barley
|
DP Payments
|
127,254.2
|
0.2400
|
$30,541.0
|
CCP Payments
|
129,400.5
|
0.0000
|
$0.0
|
Soybeans
|
DP Payments
|
1,732,743.1
|
0.4400
|
$762,407.0
|
CCP Payments
|
1,855,963.7
|
0.0000
|
$0.0
|
22. The next four sets of calculations indicate the amount of base and planted acreage for each crop and the amount of crop contract payments allocated to each crop as well as the amount of contract payments available for further allocation to other crops. They finally also indicate the amount of contract payments that constitute support to upland cotton on farms that plant upland cotton but do not hold upland cotton base.883
Table 2.14
MY 1999 Farms Producing Upland Cotton But Not Holding Upland Cotton Base
(PFC Payments)
|
Crop
|
Contract Acres884
|
Planted Acres885
|
Subsidy Allocated886
|
Subsidy Available for Allocation887
|
Upland Cotton
|
0
|
1,032,580.8
|
$0
|
$0
|
Wheat
|
664,033.9
|
377,929.2
|
$7,260,697.5
|
$5,496,584.2
|
Oats
|
20,442.4
|
12,284.9
|
$14,448.2
|
$9,594.0
|
Rice
|
133,161.8
|
74,642.6
|
$4,157,458.7
|
$3,259,414.3
|
Corn
|
495,800.2
|
205,429.0
|
$5,211,626.2
|
$7,366,565.4
|
Sorghum
|
224,604.4
|
141,533.7
|
$3,327,401.1
|
$1,952,959.1
|
Barley
|
13,086.9
|
3,021.1
|
$34,504.7
|
$114,963.8
|
23. Since for none of the non-upland cotton crops planted acreage exceeds base acreage, the entire amount of 1999 PFC payments available for allocation ($18,200,080.9888) is allocated to upland cotton.889
Table 2.15
MY 2000 Farms Producing Upland Cotton But Not Holding Upland Cotton Base
(PFC Payments)
|
Crop
|
Contract Acres890
|
Planted Acres891
|
Subsidy Allocated892
|
Subsidy Available for Allocation893
|
Upland Cotton
|
0
|
1,217,550.3
|
$0
|
$0
|
Wheat
|
749,812.2
|
429,019.3
|
$7,483,940.6
|
$5,596,007.0
|
Oats
|
25,096.0
|
19,731.5
|
$20,959.1
|
$5,698.2
|
Rice
|
147,118.7
|
70,088.3
|
$3,561,472.9
|
$3,914,229.3
|
Corn
|
523,505.2
|
231,096.1
|
$5,373,505.8
|
$6,799,171.5
|
Sorghum
|
244,894.8
|
162,155.4
|
$3,424,154.6
|
$1,747,166.6
|
Barley
|
13,533.9
|
2,808.5
|
$29,074.2
|
$111,031.6
|
24. Since for none of the non-upland cotton crops planted acreage exceeds base acreage, the entire amount of 2000 PFC payments available for allocation ($18,173,304.2894) is allocated to upland cotton.895
Table 2.16
MY 2001 Farms Producing Upland Cotton But Not Holding Upland Cotton Base
(PFC Payments)
|
Crop
|
Contract Acres896
|
Planted Acres897
|
Subsidy Allocated898
|
Subsidy Available for Allocation899
|
Upland Cotton
|
0
|
1,344,982.1
|
$0
|
$0
|
Wheat
|
716,566.2
|
393,648.9
|
$5,840,185.8
|
$4,790,809.8
|
Oats
|
23,851.4
|
32,464.5
|
$28,230.8
|
-$7,489.9
|
Rice
|
182,597.4
|
105,932.1
|
$4,284,152.0
|
$3,100,531.4
|
Corn
|
569,027.1
|
228,127.0
|
$4,178,232.8
|
$6,243,715.0
|
Sorghum
|
264,349.3
|
182,763.6
|
$3,133,488.4
|
$1,398,789.7
|
Barley
|
13,343.0
|
2,783.6
|
$25,073.6
|
$95,115.2
|
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