Actually, I'm more than happy to address that question at the beginning, because you want to talk about where the money has gone out. I think we went through some of that, but $755 million has gone out to more than 120,000 farmers, so that's significant. Three-quarters of a billion dollars has gone out from this government that was never delivered before. It was promised but never committed. That's a significant commitment by this government.
The $900 million has gone out through retroactive change to CAIS inventory evaluations, and that was asked for by the industry. That money is flowing out. I think all of us know that CAIS has not been as smooth as any of us would like, but the money is going through there and it is going out to farmers. There was $50 million that was committed to the negative margins coverage. That money is going out as well. There was $137 million that went out through the farm families options program last year.
The cash advance program is a place where people can directly get credit from the government, and we've expanded that program to the point that farmers find it's a significant part of what it is they need to do. There is a federal commitment of $5.5 million to potato producers. There's $2 million in federal support through a golden nematode disaster program and $3.5 million that went out through CAIS in the renewal program. That's money that's being delivered to producers as well.
The $1 billion extra that was in the 2007 budget, as I said, is being split between $600 million through the contributory-style producer savings accounts, which are just being set up, so that money hasn't gone out yet, but it will be going out; and the $400 million is going out this summer and fall to farmers to cover their extra costs of production.
Those are just in the areas of the business risk management that we've--