Late Planting Sample Clauses

Late Planting. A late planting period is not applicable to processing beans unless allowed by the Spe- cial Provisions and you provide written ap- proval from the processor by the acreage re- porting date that it will accept the produc- tion from the late planted acres when it is expected to be ready for harvest.
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Late Planting. In lieu of section 16(a) of the Basic Provi- sions, the production guarantee (per acre) for each acre planted to the insured crop during the late planting period will be reduced by 1 percent per day for each day planted after the final planting date, unless otherwise specified in the Special Provisions.
Late Planting. (1) For acreage planted after the final planting date, but on or before 25 days after the final planting date, the amount of insur- ance for each acre will be reduced for each day planted after the final planting date by: (i) One percent (.01) for the first through the tenth day; and (ii) Two percent (.02) for the eleventh through the twenty-fifth day. (2) In addition to the requirements of sec- tion 3 (Report of Acreage, Share, Type and Practice), you must report the dates on which the acreage is planted within the late planting period. (3) If planting of the insured crop continues after the final planting date, or you are pre- vented from planting the insured crop during the late planting period, the acreage report- ing date will be the later of: (i) The acreage reporting date contained in the Actuarial Table; or (ii) Five (5) days after the end of the late planting period.
Late Planting. A late planting period is not applicable to fall-planted wheat. Any winter wheat that is planted after the fall final planting date in counties for which the Special Provisions also contain a final planting date for spring wheat will not be insured. Any winter wheat that is planted after the fall final planting date in counties for which the Special Provisions contain only a fall final planting date will not be insured unless you were prevented from planting the winter wheat by the fall final planting date. Such acreage will be insurable, and the Final Guarantee and premium for the acreage will be determined in accordance with sections 17(b) and (c) of the Basic Provisions.
Late Planting. A late planting period is not applicable to green peas unless allowed by the Special Pro- visions and you provide written approval from the processor by the acreage reporting date that it will accept the production from the late planted acres when it is expected to be ready for harvest.
Late Planting. Late planting provisions in the Basic Pro- visions are applicable for popcorn if you pro- vide written approval from the processor by the acreage reporting date that it will accept the production from the late planted acres when it is expected to be ready for harvest.
Late Planting. The provisions of section 16 of the Basic Provisions are not applicable.
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Late Planting. Unless limited by the Crop Provisions, in- surance will be provided for acreage planted to the insured crop after the final planting date in accordance with the following: (a) The production guarantee or amount of insurance for each acre planted to the in- sured crop during the late planting period will be reduced by 1 percent per day for each day planted after the final planting date. (b) Acreage planted after the late planting period (or after the final planting date for crops that do not have a late planting pe- riod) may be insured as follows: (1) The production guarantee or amount of insurance for each acre planted as specified
Late Planting. (a) A late planting period is applicable to ELS cotton, if allowed by the Special Provi- sions. (b) If the Special Provisions do not provide for a late planting period, any ELS cotton that is planted after the final planting date will not be insured unless you were pre- vented from planting it by the final planting date. Such acreage will be insurable, and the production guarantee and premium for the acreage will be determined in accordance with section 16 of the Basic Provisions.

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