Common use of Fall Market Price Clause in Contracts

Fall Market Price. In the fall, AFSC reviews the pricing using specific methodologies, as described in the table below to determine whether the crop’s Fall Market Price is substantially lower or higher than the Spring Insurance Price and sets Fall Prices accordingly.

Fall Market Price. In the fall, AFSC reviews the pricing using specific methodologies, as described in the table below to determine whether the crop’s Fall Market Price is substantially lower or higher than the Spring Insurance Price and sets Fall Prices fall prices accordingly.

Fall Market Price. In the fall, AFSC reviews the pricing using specific methodologies, methodologies as described in the table below below, to determine whether the crop’s Fall Market Price is substantially lower or higher than the Spring Insurance Price and sets Fall Prices accordingly.

Fall Market Price. In the fall, AFSC reviews the pricing using specific methodologies, as described in the table below methodologies to determine whether the crop’s Fall Market Price is substantially lower or higher than the Spring Insurance Price and sets Fall Prices accordingly. In order to calculate the Fall Market Price for a pedigreed crop, the Spring Insurance Price for the pedigreed crop is multiplied by the same percentage change in price between the Spring Insurance Price and the Fall Market Price determined for the underlying commercial crop. Refer to the Market Price Methodology Table for the calculations in the applicable Insuring Agreements for the eligible Insurable Crops.

Fall Market Price. In the fall, AFSC reviews the pricing using specific methodologies, as described in the table below methodologies to determine whether the crop’s Fall Market Price is substantially lower or higher than the Spring Insurance Price and sets fall prices accordingly. In order to calculate the Fall Prices accordinglyMarket Price for a pedigreed crop, the Spring Insurance Price for the pedigreed crop is multiplied by the same percentage change in price between the Spring Insurance Price and the Fall Market Price determined for the underlying commercial crop. Refer to the Market Price Methodology Table for the calculations in the applicable Insuring Agreements for the eligible Insurable Crops.

Fall Market Price. In the fall, AFSC reviews the pricing using specific methodologies, methodologies as described in the table below below, to determine whether the crop’s Fall Market Price is substantially lower or higher than the Spring Insurance Price and sets Fall Prices fall prices accordingly.

Fall Market Price. In the fall, AFSC reviews the pricing using specific methodologies, as described in the table below below, to determine whether the crop’s Fall Market Price is substantially lower or higher than the Spring Insurance Price and sets Fall Prices fall prices accordingly.