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CROP INSURANCE DEADLINE NOVEMBER 15

Released on November 1, 1999

Crop Insurance customers should mark November 15 as an important date on their

calendars.



"We realize that with a late harvest some producers may still have unharvested

crops and we encourage them to request an extension of insurance by November

15," Saskatchewan Crop Insurance spokesperson Gloria Visser-Niven said.



Producers who don't require an extension of insurance, should file claims by

November 15. This is the last date to file a claim without a penalty.



Customers are also asked to complete and return their Production Declarations

by November 15. Production Declaration forms were mailed to customers in

October and should be completed and returned to Crop Insurance. This

information is needed to establish a producer's future coverage.



Producers should contact their nearest crop insurance office before November 15

to request an extension of insurance, file a claim, or submit their production

declaration.



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For more information, contact:



Gloria Visser-Niven

Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation

Melville

Phone: (306) 728-7286



1-888 Numbers

Assiniboia Balgonie Davidson Estevan

1-888-935-0008 1-888-935-0001 1-888-935-0020 1-888-935-0002



Humboldt Kindersley Leader Moose Jaw

1-888-935-0026 1-888-935-0021 1-888-935-0011 1-888-935-0012



Moosomin N. Battleford Preeceville Prince Albert

1-888-935-0005 1-888-935-0028 1-888-935-0015 1-888-935-0032



Raymore Rosetown Saskatoon Shaunavon

1-888-935-0016 1-888-935-0019 1-888-935-0024 1-888-935-0010



Swift Current Tisdale Turtleford Weyburn

1-888-935-0007 1-888-935-0025 1-888-935-0030 1-888-935-0003



Yorkton

1-888-935-0013





BACKGROUNDER:



Claims

Saskatchewan Crop Insurance customers who are in a claim position

should register a claim as soon as possible, but no later than November 15



Late claims will be charged a penalty of 25 per cent of the claim.

Claims made after December 31 cannot be accepted



Extensions of Insurance

Crop insurance coverage expires November 15. Extensions may be granted

based on individual customers' circumstances



Crop Insurance customers who are unlikely to complete harvesting by

November 15 must apply for an extension of insurance by contacting their

customer service office



Extensions of insurance mean producers are insured for yield and grade

losses occurring after November 15. Losses to insured crops will be adjusted

after harvest is completed, but before June 10 of the following year



Production Declarations

Production declaration information can be completed by mail, phone,

fax, on-line at www.agr.gov.sk.ca/scic/, or delivered directly to a customer

service office



1-888 Customer Service Office Numbers



Assiniboia Balgonie Davidson Estevan

1-888-935-0008 1-888-935-0001 1-888-935-0020 1-888-935-0002



Humboldt Kindersley Leader Moose Jaw

1-888-935-0026 1-888-935-0021 1-888-935-0011 1-888-935-0012



Moosomin N. Battleford Preeceville Prince Albert

1-888-935-0005 1-888-935-0028 1-888-935-0015 1-888-935-0032



Raymore Rosetown Saskatoon Shaunavon

1-888-935-0016 1-888-935-0019 1-888-935-0024 1-888-935-0010



Swift Current Tisdale Turtleford Weyburn

1-888-935-0007 1-888-935-0025 1-888-935-0030 1-888-935-0003



Yorkton

1-888-935-0013

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