Carryover Inventory and Uninsured Production Details Sample Clauses

Carryover Inventory and Uninsured Production Details. ‌ a. Carryover grain, including purchased inventory and uninsured crop production, stored on or off the farm must be declared to AFSC on the Report of Grain in Storage Prior to Harvest form prior to commencing harvest and not later than August 15, even though the intent may be to sell or feed it before harvest. b. The Insured may be required to provide sales receipts to identify carryover, purchased inventory and uninsured production. c. AFSC may count Xxxxxxxxx Inventory and uninsured production as part of the Harvested Production if the Insured fails to report, store separately and/or identify previous year’s production, or grain purchases. It is important to report Carryover Inventory as it may affect eligibility for an advance or claim if in a loss situation.
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Carryover Inventory and Uninsured Production Details. ‌ a. Carryover grain, including purchased inventory and uninsured crop production, stored on or off the farm must be declared to AFSC on the Report of Grain in Storage Prior to Harvest form prior to commencing harvest and not later than August 15, even though the intent may be to sell or feed it before harvest. b. The Insured may be required to provide sales receipts to identify carryover, purchased inventory and uninsured production. It is important to report Carryover Inventory as it may affect eligibility for an advance or claim if in a loss situation. c. AFSC may count Carryover Inventory and uninsured production as part of the Harvested Production if the Insured fails to report, store separately and/or identify previous year’s production, or grain purchases.
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Carryover Inventory and Uninsured Production Details. ‌ a. Carryover honey, including purchased inventory and uninsured crop production, stored on or off the farm must be declared to AFSC in the spring on the Report of Producing Hives form, and in the fall on the Harvested Production Report for Honey form. b. The Insured may be required to provide sales receipts to identify carryover, purchased inventory and uninsured production. It is important to report Carryover Inventory as it may affect eligibility for an advance or claim if in a loss situation. c. AFSC may count Xxxxxxxxx Inventory and uninsured production as part of the Harvested Production if the Insured fails to report, store separately and/or identify previous year’s production, or honey purchases.
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Carryover Inventory and Uninsured Production Details. ‌ a. Carryover Xxxxxxx Xxx, including purchased inventory and Uninsured Production, stored on or off the farm, must be declared to AFSC via the Report of Xxxxxxx Xxx in Storage Prior to Harvest form prior to commencing harvest and not later than July 15, even though the intent may be to sell or feed it before harvest. b. The Insured may be required to provide sales receipts to identify Carryover Inventory, purchased inventory and Uninsured Production. c. AFSC may count Xxxxxxxxx Inventory and Uninsured Production as part of the Harvested Production if the Insured fails to report, store separately and/or identify previous year’s production, or hay purchases. It is important to report Carryover Inventory as it may affect eligibility for an advance or claim if in a loss situation.
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Carryover Inventory and Uninsured Production Details. Carryover grain, including purchased inventory and uninsured crop production, stored on or off the farm, must be declared to AFSC on the Report of Grain in Storage Prior to Harvest form prior to commencing harvest and not later than August 15, even though the intent may be to sell or feed it before harvest.
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Carryover Inventory and Uninsured Production Details a. Carryover Hay, including purchased inventory and Uninsured Production, stored on or off the farm, must be declared to AFSC via the Report of Hay in Storage Prior to Harvest form prior to commencing harvest and not later than July 15, even though the intent may be to sell or feed it before harvest. b. The Insured may be required to provide sales receipts to identify carryover, purchased inventory and Uninsured Production. c. AFSC may count Xxxxxxxxx Inventory and Uninsured Production as part of the Harvested Production if the Insured fails to report, store separately and/or identify previous year’s production, or hay purchases. It is important to report Carryover Inventory as it may affect eligibility for an advance or claim if in a loss situation. PRODUCTION‌
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