Insurable Crop means Grain Corn.
Insurable Crop means Barley, Camelina, Canary Seed, Canola, Flax, Hemp Grain, Mixed Grain, Brown Mustard, Oriental Mustard, Yellow Mustard, Oats, Fall Rye, Spring Rye, Spring Triticale, Winter Triticale, Canada Prairie Spring Wheat, Canada Northern Hard Red Wheat, Canada Western Special Purpose Wheat, Durum Wheat, Extra Strong Red Spring Wheat, Red Spring Wheat, Red Winter Wheat, or Soft White Spring Wheat.
Insurable Crop means Beans (green or wax), Carrots, Corn or Peas used for processing.
Examples of Insurable Crop in a sentence
The Insurable Crop may be subject to an acceptance inspection and AFSC may, at its discretion, change Coverage or reject insurance.
All eligible acreage and seeded acreage of an elected Insurable Crop, whether owned, rented or crop-shared, must be insured.
Alternatively, Premiums may be refunded and these acres become eligible for annual crop insurance, subject to the Terms and Conditions and the Insuring Agreement for the annual Insurable Crop.
The Insurable Crop may be subject to an acceptance inspection and AFSC may, at its discretion, accept or reject insurance Coverage.
An Indemnity for each Insurable Crop shall be calculated as follows: [Dollar Coverage x Payment Rate].
More Definitions of Insurable Crop
Insurable Crop means a crop eligible for insurance in an Insuring Agreement.
Insurable Crop means Alfalfa grown for the production of Pedigreed Seed. The variety of the Insurable Crop shall be eligible for certification as Pedigreed Seed in Canada.
Insurable Crop means Honey.
Insurable Crop means Beans, Broccoli, Cabbage (green or red), Carrots, Cauliflower, Corn, Cucumbers (pickling or slicing), Onions (yellow cooking), Pumpkins – Small, Pumpkins – Medium, Pumpkin – Large, Rutabagas, Winter Squash – Small, Winter Squash – Medium, or Winter Squash - Large.
Insurable Crop means an agricultural crop designated under section 3 as eligible to be insured under a policy;
Insurable Crop means Safflower, Sunflower (Confectionary), or Sunflower (Oilseed).