Final Individual Normal Yield definition

Final Individual Normal Yield means the yield upon which Coverage is offered to an Insured as calculated by AFSC, based upon the Insured’s cushioned and trend adjusted yield history, and if required, the Township Normal Yield(s) for all townships in which the Insured operates. Final Individual Normal Yield applies to Crop Insurance, Processing Vegetable Insurance, Honey Insurance and the New Crop Insurance Initiative.
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Final Individual Normal Yield means the yield upon which Coverage is offered to an Insured as calculated by AFSC, based upon the Insured’s cushioned and trend adjusted yield history, and if required, the Township Normal Yield(s) for all townships in which the Insured operates.
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Final Individual Normal Yield means the yield upon which Coverage is offered to an Insured as calculated by AFSC.
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Examples of Final Individual Normal Yield in a sentence

  • Unusually low yield records will be adjusted upward for the purposes of calculating the Final Individual Normal Yield for a crop.

  • When a crop yield is less than 70 percent of the Final Individual Normal Yield, the actual yield will be cushioned and replaced by 70 percent of the Final Individual Normal Yield for that crop for that year.

  • Unusually low yield records are adjusted upward for the purposes of calculating the Final Individual Normal Yield for a crop.

  • This allocation should cover the costs of transport, regional development and environment operational programmes.

  • On acceptance of reinstatement by AFSC, AFSC shall assess: (i) a premium adjustment and (ii) the Final Individual Normal Yield or the Expected Normal Yield to which the Insured would have been entitled had the Insured not submitted the notice of cancellation.

  • When a crop yield is less than 70 percent of the Final Individual Normal Yield, the actual yield is cushioned and replaced by 70 percent of the Final Individual Normal Yield for that crop for that year.

  • When an Insurable Crop at a specific land location is harvested for two consecutive years, Coverage, as expressed in insured acres, shall be reduced by 70 percent of an amount the previous year’s Adjusted Production exceeds the Final Individual Normal Yield.

  • There is no minimum number of acres, however for Coverage that is less than 30 acres the Harvest Production for the specific crop will be excluded in from the calculation of the Insured’s Final Individual Normal Yield.

  • As of 2018 it now includes pre and post-induction tests on blood donor issues.

  • There is no minimum number of acres, however for Coverage that is less than 30 acres the Harvest Production for the specific crop will be excluded from the calculation of the Insured’s Final Individual Normal Yield.


More Definitions of Final Individual Normal Yield

Final Individual Normal Yield means, as specified in the particular Insuring Agreement, the yield upon which Coverage is offered to an Insured as calculated by AFSC, based upon the Insured’s cushioned and trend adjusted yield history, and if required, the Township Normal Yield(s) for all townships in which the Insured operates.
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Related to Final Individual Normal Yield

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  • Initial Index Level means the closing level of the FTSE 100 on the Start Date.

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