As you know, we have already provided all of the compensation for the two free trade agreements with the European Union and the CPTPP. Only the CUSMA was left. There is $1.7 billion that I have announced for CUSMA. The amount of $1.2 billion will go to the dairy farmers in the same way as the first payment they received.
Dairy farmers already know their payment for 2023, because it's the last of the four for the previous agreement. Then, starting in 2024, they will start receiving compensation for six years, still through direct payments, based on their 2024 quota. For an average farm of 80 dairy cows, it will represent about $106,000 over six years.
For the dairy sector, there is also a $300-million innovation and investment fund dedicated to support the industry with its structural surplus of solids non-fat.
For the poultry and egg sector, we are adding $105 million to this fund. It's actually the same investment fund as the one it had for the two first agreements. We're just increasing the amount of money. This will also be distributed based on their quota, but it's not a direct payment. It's an investment fund. It's actually $112million for poultry and egg and $105million for the processors. It will be the same investment program as they had in the two first agreements.