Insured Crop Put to Another Use Sample Clauses

Insured Crop Put to Another Use. ‌ a. Acreage of Insured Crop(s) Put to Another Use must first be released by AFSC. b. The Insured is required to contact AFSC five days in advance of putting an Insured Crop to a use other than combining to request an appraisal and release of acres. AFSC will need to know: i. The number of acres intended to be put to an alternate use; ii. The reason for the alternate use; iii. An estimate of the yield. c. Depending on the estimate of yield, the acres may be released from the Branch, or an adjuster may complete a field inspection to determine the yield appraisal before acres are released. d. AFSC may defer the appraisal on a damaged Insured Crop which the Insured intends to Put to Another Use. e. When the Insured has accepted the Appraised Potential Production on any portion of an Insured Crop, no further appraisal will be made on that portion unless, and at the sole discretion of AFSC, substantial damage occurs before the Insured can put the crop to some other use within a reasonable period of time. Such Inspection may be subject to a re-inspection administrative fee. f. Where an Insured Crop is Put to Another Use without first being assessed and/or released by AFSC, AFSC will deem the Appraised Potential Production to be zero, and the Uninsured Causes of Loss to be equal to Coverage on acres Put to Another Use. g. The Insured must not dispose of an Insured Crop or put it to a use other than combining without AFSC releasing acres, as it may negatively impact their insurance. Once authorized by AFSC, the Insured may leave Inspection Strips or Exclosures if putting acres to another use. h. Where Inspection Strips or Exclosures are authorized by AFSC for all inspection types, the Insured is required to leave Inspection Strips or set up appropriate Exclosures, or AFSC will deem the Appraised Potential Production to be zero, and the Uninsured Causes of Loss to be equal to Coverage on the acres Put to Another Use.
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Insured Crop Put to Another Use. ‌ a. If Insured pasture acres are Put to Another Use and subsequently seeded to an elected annual crop, these acres can be transferred to an annual crop Policy, subject to the Terms and Conditions, and the Insuring Agreement for the annual Insurable Crop. b. If the acres are not seeded to an elected annual crop, AFSC will continue to view those acres as insured under this Policy with Premium and Coverage remaining in force.
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Insured Crop Put to Another Use. ‌ a. After the start of the Crop Year, if an Insured Crop is intended to be ploughed down or sprayed out, the Insured must provide AFSC with prior notification to obtain release. b. If the released acres are not seeded to an elected annual crop, AFSC will continue to view the released acres as insured with Premium and Coverage remaining in force and deem the potential Indemnity to be [Dollar Coverage x Payment Rate].
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Insured Crop Put to Another Use. 1. All acreage seeded or planted to an insured crop in a crop year shall be harvested unless Agricorp, upon application by the Insured in writing, consents to: a. the use of the acreage or any part thereof for another purpose; or, b. the abandonment or destruction of the insured crop or any part thereof. 2. No portion of an insured crop shall be put to a use different from what was originally intended without the prior approval of Agricorp. 3. In the event that an insured crop is put to another use, plowed under, abandoned, or destroyed without the prior approval of Agricorp, the appraised potential production for that crop shall be deemed by Agricorp to be equal to the guaranteed production.
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Insured Crop Put to Another Use. Acreage of Insured Crop(s) Put to Another Use must first be released by AFSC.
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Insured Crop Put to Another Use. ‌ a. After the start of the Crop Year, if an Insured Crop is intended to be ploughed down or sprayed out, the Insured must provide AFSC with prior notification to obtain release. b. If the released pasture acres are subsequently seeded to an elected annual crop, then these acres can be transferred to an annual crop Policy, subject to the Terms and Conditions, and the Insuring Agreement for the annual Insurable Crop. c. If the released acres are not seeded to an elected annual crop, AFSC will continue to view the released acres as insured with Premium and Coverage remaining in force and deem the potential Indemnity to be [Dollar Coverage x Payment Rate].
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