Production to Count Sample Clauses

Production to Count. For the purpose of calculation production to count, the following conversion factors shall be used:
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Production to Count. This Xxxxxxx Potato plan has been developed specifically for the production of small tubers and for a specialty market, hence all small potatoes less than 1 5/8 inches shall be considered as marketable and part of the total production. Smalls will NOT be considered as cullage, nor allowed as an insurable loss. For each variety of potatoes, a production to count (cwt) shall be determined for indemnity purposes by:
Production to Count. The marketable yield established from the sales and stored inventory shall be adjusted to produce a mature equivalent production to count. The mature equivalent production to count established for each variety insured under the Xxxxxxx Potato Plan shall be used to establish production shortfalls. This production shall also be used to create a production history for each variety. Marketable yields for each variety entered in the Xxxxxxx Potato Plan shall be sized and then counted as follows: o adjusted yields below 1 5/8 inches shall count 300% (Creamers) o adjusted yields between 1 5/8 and 2 inches shall count 25% (B size) o adjusted yields above 2 inches shall count 70% (Tablestock A size)
Production to Count. Production to Count is measured in pounds of leafless heads and includes all quantity and grades of product accepted by the processor;
Production to Count. Production to Count means the amount of the harvested crop meeting one or more of these specific quality standards:
Production to Count. For the purpose of calculating production to count, all quantities will be recorded in pounds (lbs) for fresh market carrots.
Production to Count a) Cranberry production will be recorded in pounds. b) For the purpose of calculating production to count, the following conversion factors may be used: 1 barrel = 100 lbs. c) All cranberry sales both wet and dry harvest will be considered in the final production to count. The insured is responsible to provide all sales records. d) Production to count means total sales and inventory adjusted for cullage and dockage. All production from contract sales and fresh market sales must be declared and included in the final production to count. .
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Production to Count a) Production to Count means the amount of the harvested crop recorded in kilograms (kgs). b) All of the grape crop insured by the insured client in a crop year must be harvested unless the insured makes a written request to the Corporation to abandon or destroy any part of the insured crop and the Corporation consents to the request in writing. c) The production to count for French Hybrid, Labrusca, and Vinifera must be determined separately. d) Indemnity shall be paid when the total production to count is less than the total guaranteed production per group. 1) The purpose of this plan is to provide insurance for highbush blueberry plants damaged as a result of the perils listed in Section 8(1), excluding mouse damage. 2) The coverage period for plant insurance is the period from December 1st in any year to November 30th of the following year. 3) The application deadline for highbush blueberry plant insurance is November 30th prior to the start of the crop year. 4) Highbush blueberry plants are only eligible for insurance after they have been planted in their permanent position for at least one growing season (must have survived one winter). 5) Acreage of highbush blueberry plants shall be adjusted using a standard ten by three foot spacing, equivalent to 1,452 plants per acre. 6) Coverage under this plan shall be based on one guarantee for all the entire acreage the insured has with no separate coverage or offsetting between varieties.

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