Stage Losses Sample Clauses

Stage Losses. Stage I indemnity rate (30 days after planting) Section 23 regs Maximum indemnity is 30% of insured value when NOT replanted or replanted with field work; Maximum indemnity is 20% of insured value if acres are replanted with no field work. Stage II indemnity rate (unharvested acres) Section 24 regs Maximum Indemnity is an 80 day sliding scale from 50% to 80% of the insured value. Stage II and Stage III acres are subject to full offsetting. Stage III indemnity rate (harvested crop) Section 25 regs Maximum indemnity rate is equal to the shortfall in production at the unit price selected.
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Stage Losses. Stage I indemnity rate Not applicable Stage II indemnity rate (unharvested acres) FULL OFFSET- Between Stage II and Stage III Section 24 regulations 50% of the insured value for losses that occur before June 1st of the harvest year; 65% of the insured value for losses that occur after June 1st of the harvest year. *Highbush blueberries intended for first harvest must have post-harvest management practices applied to qualify, otherwise no indemnity is payable and the development status of the area will remain the same as it was at the time of application. Stage III indemnity rate (harvested crop) Section 25 regulations Maximum indemnity rate is equal to the shortfall in production at the unit price selected.
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Stage Losses. Stage I indemnity rate Not applicable Stage II indemnity rate (unharvested acres) Not applicable Stage III indemnity rate (harvested crop) Section 25 regulations Maximum indemnity rate is equal to the shortfall in production at the unit price selected.
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Stage Losses a. Stage I: The period from planting until 30 days after planting. Stage I acres destroyed within 30 days of planting shall receive an indemnity based on the insured value as calculated at the time the application was submitted and will be based on the assigned probable yield (100% Top-Kill Factor) and the coverage and unit price selected by the insured. Notwithstanding, requirements for seed inspection as outlined in Section 5 do not apply to Stage I losses.:
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