Absolutely.
The first step in my game plan was to announce compensation to dairy farmers in a very clear way. You'll recall that initially the investment programs received $250 million, then an additional $1.75 billion. We also reduced the timeline to four years because we wanted to provide predictability for our producers. The vast majority of them have received their second payment in the last few weeks. They already know the exact amount they will receive next year and the year after, as long as their quotas remain the same. So I would say that's settled for the first two agreements.
The second step in my game plan is really to launch the programs for poultry and egg farmers. The amounts that will be awarded will be $691 million for the first two agreements, once again. I am really finalizing these programs that will be announced very soon. As producers have asked us to do, we're looking to develop investment and marketing assistance programs.
The third step will involve the processors. That work's already begun, in fact. We're aware that COVID-19 has taken up too much space, to say the least, on the human resources side, and I'm not making a parallel here with the financial side. So we've fallen behind, but we haven't forgotten our processors. You'll recall that processors, at least dairy processors, received an initial $100 million a few years ago. But I want to reassure them that we haven't forgotten them.
Then we'll repeat those steps to address offsets for the U.S. and Mexico agreement.