Settlement of Claim. (a) We will determine your loss on a unit basis. (1) In the event you are unable to provide separate acceptable production records: (i) For any optional units, we will combine all optional units for which acceptable pro- duction records were not provided; or (ii) For any basic units, we will allocate any commingled production to such units in proportion to our liability on the harvested acreage for the units. (2) For any processor contract that stipu- lates only the amount of production to be de- livered, and not withstanding the provisions of this section or any unit division provi- sions contained in the Basic Provisions, no indemnity will be paid for any loss of produc- tion on any unit if the insured produced a crop sufficient to fulfill the processor con- tract(s) forming the basis of the insurance guarantee (b) In the event of loss or damage covered by this policy, we will settle your claim by: (1) Multiplying the insurable acreage of each type, if applicable, determined in ac- cordance with section 8(c), by its respective production guarantee (per acre); (2) Multiplying each result in section 13(b)(1) by the respective base contract price for each type, if applicable; (3) Totaling the results in section 13(b)(2); (4) Multiplying the production to be count- ed for each type, if applicable (see section 13(c), by its respective base contract price (If you have multiple processor contracts with varying base contract prices within the same unit, we will value your production to count by using your highest base contract price first and will continue in decreasing order to your lowest base contract price based on the amount of production insured at each base contract price); (5) Totaling the results in section 13(b)(4); (6) Subtracting the total in section 13(b)(5) from the total in section 13(b)(3); and (7) Multiplying the result in section 13(b)(6) by your share. Example # 1 (with one base contract price for the unit): You have 100 percent share in 20 acres of mustard in a unit with a 650-pound produc- tion guarantee (per acre) and a base contract price of $0.15 per pound. Due to insurable causes, you are only able to harvest 10,000 pounds and there is no appraised production. Your indemnity would be calculated as fol- lows: (1) 20 acres × 650 pounds = 13,000 pound pro- duction guarantee; (2) 13,000 pounds × $0.15 base contract price = $1,950 value of guarantee; (3) $1,950 total value of guarantee; (4) 10,000 pounds × $0.15 base contract price = $1,500 value of production to count; (5) $1,500 total value of production to count; (6) $1,950¥$1,500 = $450 loss; and (7) $450 × 100 percent = $450 indemnity pay- ment. Example # 2 (with two base contract prices for the same unit): You have 100 percent share in 20 acres of mustard in a unit with a 650-pound produc- tion guarantee (per acre), 10 acres with a base contract price of $0.15 per pound, and 10 acres with a base contract price of $0.10 per pound. Due to insurable causes, you are only able to harvest 8,500 pounds and there is no appraised production. Your indemnity would be calculated as follows: (1) 10 acres × 650 pounds = 6,500-pound pro- duction guarantee × $0.15 base contract price = $975 value guarantee; (2) 10 acres × 650 pounds = 6,500-pound pro- duction guarantee × $0.10 base contract price = $650 value guarantee; (3) $975 + $650 = $1,625 total value guar- xxxxx; (4) 6,500 pounds of production to count × $0.15 base contract price (higher base con- tract price) = $975 value of production to count; (5) 2,000 pounds of production to count × $0.10 base contract price (lower base contract price) = $200 value of production to count; (6) $975 + $200 = $1,175 total value of produc- tion to count; (7) $1,625 total value guarantee—$1,175 total value of production to count = $450 loss; and (8) $450 × 100 percent = $450 indemnity pay- ment. (c) The total production to count (in pounds) from all insurable acreage in the unit will include: (1) All appraised production as follows: (i) Not less than the production guarantee (per acre) for acreage: (A) That is abandoned; (B) That is put to another use without our consent; (C) That is damaged solely by uninsured causes; or (D) For which you fail to provide accept- able production records; (ii) Production lost due to uninsured causes; (iii) Unharvested production (mature unharvested production may be adjusted for quality deficiencies and excess moisture in accordance with section 13(d)); and (iv) Potential production on insured acre- age that you intend to put to another use or abandon, if you and we agree on the ap- praised amount of production. Upon such agreement, the insurance period for that acreage will end when you put the acreage to another use or abandon the crop. If agree- ment on the appraised amount of production is not reached: (A) If you do not elect to continue to care for the crop, we may give you consent to put the acreage to another use if you agree to leave intact, and provide sufficient care for, representative samples of the crop in loca- tions acceptable to us (The amount of pro- duction to count for such acreage will be based on the harvested production or ap- praisals from the samples at the time har- vest should have occurred. If you do not leave the required samples intact, or you fail to provide sufficient care for the samples, our appraisal made prior to giving you con- sent to put the acreage to another use will be used to determine the amount of produc- tion to count.); or (B) If you elect to continue to care for the crop, the amount of production to count for the acreage will be the harvested production, or our reappraisal if additional damage oc- curs and the crop is not harvested; (2) All harvested production from the in- surable acreage; and (3) Any other uninsurable mustard produc- tion that is delivered to fulfill the processor contract. (d) Mature mustard may be adjusted for ex- cess moisture and quality deficiencies. If moisture adjustment is applicable, it will be made prior to any adjustment for quality. (1) Mustard production will be reduced by
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Samples: Mustard Crop Insurance Provisions
Settlement of Claim. (a) We will determine your loss on a unit basis.
(1) . In the event you are unable to provide separate records of production that are acceptable production recordsto us for any:
(i1) For any optional Optional units, we will combine all optional op- tional units for which acceptable pro- duction records of production were not provided; or
(ii2) For any basic Basic units, we will allocate any commingled com- mingled production to such units in proportion propor- tion to our liability on the harvested acreage for the units.
(2) For any processor contract that stipu- lates only the amount of production to be de- livered, and not withstanding the provisions of this section or any unit division provi- sions contained in the Basic Provisions, no indemnity will be paid for any loss of produc- tion on any unit if the insured produced a crop sufficient to fulfill the processor con- tract(s) forming the basis of the insurance guarantee
(b) In the event of loss or damage to your dry pea crop covered by this policy, we will settle your claim by:
(1) Multiplying the insurable insured acreage of each dry pea type, if applicable, determined in ac- cordance with section 8(c)excluding con- tract seed peas, by its respective production guarantee (per acre)guarantee;
(2) Multiplying each result in of section 13(b)(1) by the respective base contract price for each type, if applicableelection;
(3) Totaling the results in of section 13(b)(2);
(4) Multiplying the insured acreage of each contract seed pea variety by its respective production guarantee;
(5) Multiplying each result of section 13(b)(4) by the applicable base contract price;
(6) Multiplying each result of section 13(b)(5) by your selected price election per- centage;
(7) Totaling the results of section 13(b)(6);
(8) Totaling the results of section 13(b)(3) and section 13(b)(7);
(9) Multiplying the total production to be count- ed for counted of each dry pea type, excluding con- tract seed peas, if applicable (see section 13(c13(d)), by its the respective base price elections;
(10) Totaling the value of all contract price seed pea production (If you have multiple processor contracts with varying base contract prices within the same unit, we will value your production to count by using your highest base contract price first and will continue in decreasing order to your lowest base contract price based on the amount of production insured at each base contract pricesee section 13(c));
(511) Totaling the results in of section 13(b)(413(b)(9) and section 13(b)(10);
(612) Subtracting the total in result of section 13(b)(513(b)(11) from the total in section 13(b)(3); and
(7) Multiplying the result in section 13(b)(6) by your share. Example # 1 (with one base contract price for the unit): You have 100 percent share in 20 acres of mustard in a unit with a 650-pound produc- tion guarantee (per acre) and a base contract price of $0.15 per pound. Due to insurable causes, you are only able to harvest 10,000 pounds and there is no appraised production. Your indemnity would be calculated as fol- lows:
(1) 20 acres × 650 pounds = 13,000 pound pro- duction guarantee;
(2) 13,000 pounds × $0.15 base contract price = $1,950 value of guarantee;
(3) $1,950 total value of guarantee;
(4) 10,000 pounds × $0.15 base contract price = $1,500 value of production to count;
(5) $1,500 total value of production to count;
(6) $1,950¥$1,500 = $450 loss; and
(7) $450 × 100 percent = $450 indemnity pay- ment. Example # 2 (with two base contract prices for the same unit): You have 100 percent share in 20 acres of mustard in a unit with a 650-pound produc- tion guarantee (per acre), 10 acres with a base contract price of $0.15 per pound, and 10 acres with a base contract price of $0.10 per pound. Due to insurable causes, you are only able to harvest 8,500 pounds and there is no appraised production. Your indemnity would be calculated as follows:
(1) 10 acres × 650 pounds = 6,500-pound pro- duction guarantee × $0.15 base contract price = $975 value guarantee;
(2) 10 acres × 650 pounds = 6,500-pound pro- duction guarantee × $0.10 base contract price = $650 value guarantee;
(3) $975 + $650 = $1,625 total value guar- xxxxx;
(4) 6,500 pounds of production to count × $0.15 base contract price (higher base con- tract price) = $975 value of production to count;
(5) 2,000 pounds of production to count × $0.10 base contract price (lower base contract price) = $200 value of production to count;
(6) $975 + $200 = $1,175 total value of produc- tion to count;
(7) $1,625 total value guarantee—$1,175 total value of production to count = $450 loss; and
(8) $450 × 100 percent = $450 indemnity pay- ment.
(c) The total production to count (in pounds) from all insurable acreage in the unit will include:
(1) All appraised production as follows:
(i) Not less than the production guarantee (per acre) for acreage:
(A) That is abandoned;
(B) That is put to another use without our consent;
(C) That is damaged solely by uninsured causes; or
(D) For which you fail to provide accept- able production records;
(ii) Production lost due to uninsured causes;
(iii) Unharvested production (mature unharvested production may be adjusted for quality deficiencies and excess moisture in accordance with section 13(d)12(b)(8); and
(iv) Potential production on insured acre- age that you intend to put to another use or abandon, if you and we agree on the ap- praised amount of production. Upon such agreement, the insurance period for that acreage will end when you put the acreage to another use or abandon the crop. If agree- ment on the appraised amount of production is not reached:
(A) If you do not elect to continue to care for the crop, we may give you consent to put the acreage to another use if you agree to leave intact, and provide sufficient care for, representative samples of the crop in loca- tions acceptable to us (The amount of pro- duction to count for such acreage will be based on the harvested production or ap- praisals from the samples at the time har- vest should have occurred. If you do not leave the required samples intact, or you fail to provide sufficient care for the samples, our appraisal made prior to giving you con- sent to put the acreage to another use will be used to determine the amount of produc- tion to count.); or
(B) If you elect to continue to care for the crop, the amount of production to count for the acreage will be the harvested production, or our reappraisal if additional damage oc- curs and the crop is not harvested;
(2) All harvested production from the in- surable acreage; and
(3) Any other uninsurable mustard produc- tion that is delivered to fulfill the processor contract.
(d) Mature mustard may be adjusted for ex- cess moisture and quality deficiencies. If moisture adjustment is applicable, it will be made prior to any adjustment for quality.
(1) Mustard production will be reduced by
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Samples: Insurance Agreement
Settlement of Claim. (a) We will determine your loss on a unit basis.
(1) In the event you are unable to provide separate acceptable production records:
(i) For any optional units, we will combine all optional units for which acceptable pro- duction records were not provided; or
(ii) For any basic units, we will allocate any commingled production to such units in proportion to our liability on the harvested acreage for the units.
(2) For any processor contract that stipu- lates only the amount of production to be de- livered, and not withstanding the provisions of this section or any unit division provi- sions contained in the Basic Provisions, no indemnity will be paid for any loss of produc- tion on any unit if the insured produced a crop sufficient to fulfill the processor con- tract(s) forming the basis of the insurance guarantee
(b) In the event of loss or damage covered by this policy, we will settle your claim by:
(1) Multiplying the insurable acreage of each type, if applicable, determined in ac- cordance with section 8(c), by its respective production guarantee (per acre);
(2) Multiplying each result in section 13(b)(1) by the respective base contract price for each type, if applicable;
(3) Totaling the results in section 13(b)(2);
(4) Multiplying the production to be count- ed for each type, if applicable (see section 13(c), by its respective base contract price (If you have multiple processor contracts with varying base contract prices within the same unit, we will value your production to count by using your highest base contract price first and will continue in decreasing order to your lowest base contract price based on the amount of production insured at each base contract price);
(5) Totaling the results in section 13(b)(4);
(6) Subtracting the total in section 13(b)(5) from the total in section 13(b)(3); and
(7) Multiplying the result in section 13(b)(6) by your share. Example # 1 (with one base contract price for the unit): You have 100 percent share in 20 acres of mustard in a unit with a 650-pound produc- tion guarantee (per acre) and a base contract price of $0.15 per pound. Due to insurable causes, you are only able to harvest 10,000 pounds and there is no appraised production. Your indemnity would be calculated as fol- lows:
(1) 20 acres × 650 pounds = 13,000 pound pro- duction guarantee;
(2) 13,000 pounds × $0.15 base contract price = $1,950 value of guarantee;
(3) $1,950 total value of guarantee;
(4) 10,000 pounds × $0.15 base contract price = $1,500 value of production to count;
(5) $1,500 total value of production to count;
(6) $1,950¥$1,500 = $450 loss; and
(7) $450 × 100 percent = $450 indemnity pay- ment. Example # 2 (with two base contract prices for the same unit): You have 100 percent share in 20 acres of mustard in a unit with a 650-pound produc- tion guarantee (per acre), 10 acres with a base contract price of $0.15 per pound, and 10 acres with a base contract price of $0.10 per pound. Due to insurable causes, you are only able to harvest 8,500 pounds and there is no appraised production. Your indemnity would be calculated as follows:
(1) 10 acres × 650 pounds = 6,500-pound pro- duction guarantee × $0.15 base contract price = $975 value guarantee;
(2) 10 acres × 650 pounds = 6,500-pound pro- duction guarantee × $0.10 base contract price = $650 value guarantee;
(3) $975 + $650 = $1,625 total value guar- xxxxx;
(4) 6,500 pounds of production to count × $0.15 base contract price (higher base con- tract price) = $975 value of production to count;
(5) 2,000 pounds of production to count × $0.10 base contract price (lower base contract price) = $200 value of production to count;
(6) $975 + $200 = $1,175 total value of produc- tion to count;
(7) $1,625 total value guarantee—$1,175 total value of production to count = $450 loss; and
(8) $450 × 100 percent = $450 indemnity pay- ment.
(c) The total production to count (in pounds) from all insurable acreage in the unit will include:
(1) All appraised production as follows:
(i) Not less than the production guarantee (per acre) for acreage:
(A) That is abandoned;
(B) That is put to another use without our consent;
(C) That is damaged solely by uninsured causes; or
(D) For which you fail to provide accept- able production records;
(ii) Production lost due to uninsured causes;
(iii) Unharvested production (mature unharvested production may be adjusted for quality deficiencies and excess moisture in accordance with section 13(d)); and
(iv) Potential production on insured acre- age that you intend to put to another use or abandon, if you and we agree on the ap- praised amount of production. Upon such agreement, the insurance period for that acreage will end when you put the acreage to another use or abandon the crop. If agree- ment on the appraised amount of production is not reached:
(A) If you do not elect to continue to care for the crop, we may give you consent to put the acreage to another use if you agree to leave intact, and provide sufficient care for, representative samples of the crop in loca- tions acceptable to us (The amount of pro- duction to count for such acreage will be based on the harvested production or ap- praisals from the samples at the time har- vest should have occurred. If you do not leave the required samples intact, or you fail to provide sufficient care for the samples, our appraisal made prior to giving you con- sent to put the acreage to another use will be used to determine the amount of produc- tion to count.); or
(B) If you elect to continue to care for the crop, the amount of production to count for the acreage will be the harvested production, or our reappraisal if additional damage oc- curs and the crop is not harvested;
(2) All harvested production from the in- surable acreage; and
(3) Any other uninsurable mustard produc- tion that is delivered to fulfill the processor contract.
(d) Mature mustard may be adjusted for ex- cess moisture and quality deficiencies. If moisture adjustment is applicable, it will be made prior to any adjustment for quality.
(1) Mustard production will be reduced by
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Samples: Mustard Crop Insurance Provisions
Settlement of Claim. (a) We will determine your loss on a unit basis.
(1) . In the event you are unable to provide separate records of production that are acceptable production recordsto us for any:
(i1) For any optional unitsOptional unit, we will combine all optional op- tional units for which acceptable pro- duction records of production were not provided; or
(ii2) For any basic unitsBasic unit, we will allocate any commingled com- mingled production to such units in proportion propor- tion to our liability on the harvested acreage for the unitseach unit.
(2) For any processor contract that stipu- lates only the amount of production to be de- livered, and not withstanding the provisions of this section or any unit division provi- sions contained in the Basic Provisions, no indemnity will be paid for any loss of produc- tion on any unit if the insured produced a crop sufficient to fulfill the processor con- tract(s) forming the basis of the insurance guarantee
(b) In the event of loss or damage covered by this policy, we will settle your claim by:
(1) Multiplying the insurable acreage number of insured acres of each insured crop or type, if as applicable, determined in ac- cordance with section 8(c), by its respective production your respective:
(i) Yield protection guarantee (per acre)) if you elected yield protection; or
(ii) Revenue protection guarantee (per acre) if you elected revenue protection;
(2) Multiplying each result in Totaling the results of section 13(b)(111(b)(1)(i) by the respective base contract price for each typeor 11(b)(1)(ii), if whichever is applicable;
(3) Totaling Multiplying the results in section 13(b)(2)production to count of each insured crop or type, as applicable, by your respective:
(i) Projected price if you elected yield pro- tection; or
(ii) Harvest price if you elected revenue protection;
(4) Multiplying Totaling the production to be count- ed for each type, if applicable (see results of section 13(c11(b)(3)(i) or 11(b)(3)(ii), by its respective base contract price (If you have multiple processor contracts with varying base contract prices within the same unit, we will value your production to count by using your highest base contract price first and will continue in decreasing order to your lowest base contract price based on the amount of production insured at each base contract price)whichever is applicable;
(5) Totaling the results in section 13(b)(4);
(6) Subtracting the total in result of section 13(b)(511(b)(4) from the total in result of section 13(b)(311(b)(2); and
(76) Multiplying the result in of section 13(b)(611(b)(5) by your share. Example # 1 (with one base contract price for the unit): For example: You have 100 percent share in 20 50 acres of mustard corn in a the unit with a 650-pound produc- tion production guarantee (per acre) of 115 bushels, your projected price is $2.25, your harvest price is $2.20, and a base contract price of $0.15 per poundyour production to count is 5,000 bushels. Due to insurable causes, If you are only able to harvest 10,000 pounds and there is no appraised production. Your indemnity would be calculated as fol- lowselected yield protection:
(1) 20 50 acres × 650 pounds = 13,000 pound pro- duction guarantee;
(2) 13,000 pounds 115 bushel production guar- xxxxx × $0.15 base contract 2.25 projected price) = $12,937.50 value of the production guarantee (3) 5,000 bushel production to count × $2.25 projected price = $1,950 11,250.00 value of guarantee;
(3) $1,950 total value of guarantee;
(4) 10,000 pounds × $0.15 base contract price = $1,500 value of production the pro- duction to count;
count (5) $1,500 total value of production to count;
12,937.50 ¥ $11,250.00 = $1,687.50 (6) $1,950¥$1,500 1,687.50 × 1.000 share = $450 loss1,688.00 indem- nity; and
(7) $450 × 100 percent = $450 indemnity pay- ment. Example # 2 (with two base contract prices for the same unit): You have 100 percent share in 20 acres of mustard in a unit with a 650-pound produc- tion guarantee (per acre), 10 acres with a base contract price of $0.15 per pound, and 10 acres with a base contract price of $0.10 per pound. Due to insurable causes, or If you are only able to harvest 8,500 pounds and there is no appraised production. Your indemnity would be calculated as followselected revenue protection:
(1) 10 50 acres × 650 pounds = 6,500-pound pro- duction guarantee (115 bushel production guar- xxxxx × $0.15 base contract price 2.25 projected price) = $975 value guarantee;
(2) 10 acres × 650 pounds = 6,500-pound pro- duction 12,937.50 rev- enue protection guarantee × $0.10 base contract price = $650 value guarantee;
(3) $975 + $650 = $1,625 total value guar- xxxxx;
(4) 6,500 pounds of 5,000 bushel production to count × $0.15 base contract 2.20 harvest price (higher base con- tract price) = $975 11,000.00 value of production the produc- tion to count;
count (5) 2,000 pounds of production to count × $0.10 base contract price (lower base contract price) 12,937.50 ¥ $11,000.00 = $200 value of production to count;
1,937.50 (6) $975 + $200 1,937.50 × 1.000 share = $1,175 total value of produc- tion to count;
(7) $1,625 total value guarantee—$1,175 total value of production to count = $450 loss; and
(8) $450 × 100 percent = $450 indemnity pay- ment1,938.00 indem- nity.
(c) The total production to count (in poundsxxxx- xxx for corn insured as grain or in tons for corn insured as silage) from all insurable acreage in on the unit will include:
(1) All appraised production as follows:
(i) Not For yield protection, not less than the production guarantee, or for revenue protec- tion, not less than the amount of production that when multiplied by the harvest price equals the revenue protection guarantee (per acre) for acreage:
(A) That is abandoned;
(B) That is put Put to another use without our consentcon- sent;
(C) That is damaged Damaged solely by uninsured causes; or;
(D) For which you fail to provide accept- able records of production records;that are acceptable to us; or
(E) For which you fail to give us notice be- fore harvest begins if you report planting the corn to harvest as grain but harvest it as si- lage or you report planting the corn to har- vest as silage but harvest it as grain.
(ii) Production lost due to uninsured causes;
(iii) Unharvested production (mature unharvested production may be adjusted for quality deficiencies and excess moisture in accordance with section 13(d11(d)); and
(iv) Potential production on insured acre- age that you intend to will put to another use or abandon, if you and we agree on the ap- praised appraised amount of production. Upon such agreement, agreement the insurance in- surance period for that acreage will end when you put the acreage to another use or abandon the crop. If agree- ment agreement on the appraised ap- praised amount of production is not reached:
(A) If you do not elect to continue to care for the crop, crop we may give you consent to put the acreage to another use if you agree to leave intact, and provide sufficient care for, representative samples of the crop in loca- tions acceptable to us (The amount of pro- duction to count for such acreage will be based on the harvested production or ap- praisals from the samples at the time har- vest should have occurred. If you do not leave the required samples intact, or you fail to provide sufficient care for the samples, our appraisal made prior to giving you con- sent to put the acreage to another use will be used to determine the amount of produc- tion to count.); or
(B) If you elect to continue to care for the crop, the amount of production to count for the acreage will be the harvested production, or our reappraisal if additional damage oc- curs and the crop is not harvested;; and
(2) All harvested production from the in- surable acreage; and
(3) Any other uninsurable mustard produc- tion that is delivered to fulfill the processor contract.
(d) Mature mustard coarse grain production (ex- cluding corn insured as silage) may be adjusted ad- justed for ex- cess excess moisture and quality deficienciesdefi- ciencies. If moisture adjustment is applicable, applica- ble it will be made prior to any adjustment for quality. Corn insured as silage will be ad- justed for excess moisture and quality only as specified in section 11(e).
(1) Mustard Production will be reduced by 0.12 per- cent for each 0.1 percentage point of mois- ture in excess of:
(i) Fifteen percent (15%) for corn (If mois- ture exceeds 30 percent (30%), production will be reduced 0.2 percent for each 0.1 per- centage point above 30 percent (30%));
(ii) Fourteen percent (14%) for grain sor- ghum; and
(iii) Thirteen percent (13%) for soybeans. We may obtain samples of the production to determine the moisture content.
(2) Production will be eligible for quality adjustment if:
(i) Deficiencies in quality, in accordance with the Official United States Standards for Grain, result in:
(A) Corn not meeting the grade require- ments for U.S. No. 4 (grades U.S. No. 5 or worse) because of test weight or kernel dam- age (excluding heat damage) or having a musty, sour, or commercially objectionable foreign odor;
(B) Grain sorghum not meeting the grade requirements for U.S. No. 4 (grades U.S. Sample grade) because of test weight or ker- nel damage (excluding heat damage) or hav- ing a musty, sour, or commercially objec- tionable foreign odor (except smut odor), or meets the special grade requirements for smutty grain sorghum; or
(C) Soybeans not meeting the grade re- quirements for U.S. No. 4 (grades U.S. Xxx- ple grade) because of test weight or kernel damage (excluding heat damage) or having a musty, sour, or commercially objectionable foreign odor (except garlic odor), or which meet the special grade requirements for gar- licky soybeans; or
(ii) Substances or conditions are present that are identified by the Food and Drug Ad- ministration or other public health organiza- tions of the United States as being injurious to human or animal health.
(3) Quality will be a factor in determining your loss only if:
(i) The deficiencies, substances, or condi- tions resulted from a cause of loss against which insurance is provided under these crop provisions;
(ii) All determinations of these defi- ciencies, substances, or conditions are made using samples of the production obtained by us or by a disinterested third party approved by us;
(iii) With regard to deficiencies in quality (except test weight, which may be deter- mined by our loss adjuster), the samples are analyzed by:
(A) A grain grader licensed under the United States Grain Standards Act or the United States Warehouse Act;
(B) A grain grader licensed under State law and employed by a warehouse operator who has a storage agreement with the Com- modity Credit Corporation; or
(C) A grain grader not licensed under State law, but who is employed by a warehouse op- erator who has a commodity storage agree- ment with the Commodity Credit Corpora- tion and is in compliance with State law re- xxxxxxx warehouses; and
(iv) With regard to substances or condi- tions injurious to human or animal health, the samples are analyzed by a laboratory ap- proved by us.
(4) Coarse grain production that is eligible for quality adjustment, as specified in sec- tions 11(d) (2) and (3), will be reduced by the quality adjustment factor contained in the Special Provisions.
(e) For corn insured as silage:
(1) Whenever our appraisal of grain content is less than 4.5 bushels of grain per ton of si- lage, the silage production will be reduced by 1 percentage point for each 0.1(1/10) of a xxxx- el less than 4.5 bushels per ton (If we cannot make a grain appraisal before harvest and you do not leave a representative unharvested sample, in accordance with the policy no reduction for grain-deficient silage will be made.); and
(2) If the normal silage harvesting period has ended, or for any acreage harvested as si- lage or appraised as silage after the calendar date for the end of the insurance period as specified in section 7(b), we may increase the silage production to count to a 65 percent moisture equivalent to reflect the normal moisture content of silage harvested during the normal silage harvesting period.
(f) Any production harvested from plants growing in the insured crop may be counted as production of the insured crop on a weight basis.
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Samples: Crop Insurance Agreement
