Rye

The crop insured will be all rye grown in the county on insurable acreage and for which premium rates are provided by the actuarial documents:

• In which you have a share; and
• That is planted for harvest as grain.

Rye may not be insured unless allowed by a written agreement if:

• Interplanted with another crop;
• Planted into an established grass or legume; or
• Planted as a nurse crop, unless planted as a nurse crop for new forage seeding but only if seeded at a normal rate and intended for harvest as grain.

Rye is insurable in Deaf Smith and Oldham counties in Texas. Coverage in other counties may be available by written agreement if certain criteria are met. Please contact your insurance agent for insurance availability.

You are protected against the following:

• Adverse weather conditions;
• Fire;
• Insects, but not damage allowed because of insufficient or improper application of disease control measures;
• Plant Disease, but not damage allowed because of insufficient or improper application of disease control measures;
• Wildlife;
• Earthquake;
• Volcanic eruption; or
• Failure of irrigation water supply, if caused by an insured peril that occurs during the insurance period.

Except for prevented planting coverage, coverage begins on the later of:

• The date we accept your application;
• The date the insured crop is planted; or
• The day immediately following the end of the insurance period for the prior crop year, for each subsequent crop year that the policy remains continuously in force.

Coverage ends with the earliest occurrence of one of the following:

• Total destruction of the insured crop;
• Harvest of the insured crop;
• October 31;
• Abandonment of the insured crop; or
• As otherwise specified in the special provisions.

Sales Closing/Cancellation Date...September 30, 2016

Final Planting Date………….…...November 15, 2016

Acreage Reporting Date………….…January 15, 2017

Premium Billing………...………….…….July 1, 2017

End of Insurance…………………....October 31, 2017

You must report your acreage to your crop insurance agent of all your wheat acreage in the county by the acreage reporting date.

APH Yield - Actual Production History (APH) yield used to determine the production guarantee. The APH yield is based on up to 10 years of actual, assigned yields, adjusted and/or unadjusted transitional yields.

Catastrophic Risk Protection - The minimum level of coverage offered by FCIC.

Production Guarantee Per Acre - The number of pounds, bushels, tons, cartons, or other applicable units of measure determined by multiplying the approved APH yield per acre by the coverage level percentage elected.

Special Provisions - The part of the policy that contains specific provisions of insurance for each insured crop that may vary by geographic area.

Rye may be insured at the coverage levels shown in the table. Crop insurance premiums are subsidized as shown. If you select the 75 percent coverage level and optional unit, your coverage is 75 percent of your approved actual production history yield, the premium subsidy is 55 percent and your premium share is 45 percent.

Common Crop Insurance Policy Basic Provisions Yield Protection Plan - is an insurance plan that only provides protection against a production loss and is available only for crops for which revenue protection is available.

Revenue Protection Plan - is an insurance plan that provides protection against loss of revenue due to a production loss, price decline or increase, or a combination of both.

Harvest Price Exclusion - is revenue protection with the use of the harvest price excluded when determining your revenue protection guarantee. This election is continuous unless canceled by the cancellation date.

Basic Unit - A basic unit includes all of your insurable oat acreage in the county by share arrangement. Premiums are reduced 10 percent for basic unit.

Optional Unit - If a basic unit consists of two or more sections of land, and certain recordkeeping requirements are met, you may apply for optional units by section. The 10-percent premium discount does not apply.

SCO is a crop insurance option that provides additional coverage for a portion of your underlying crop insurance policy deductible. You must buy it as an endorsement to the Yield Protection, Revenue Protection, or Revenue Protection with the Harvest Price Exclusion policy or to the Actual Production History policy for crops that do not have revenue protection available. The Federal Government pays 65 percent of the premium cost for SCO.

For more information see the SCO fact sheet.

These provisions provide protection on acreage that is planted after the final planting date or that cannot be planted. Please contact a crop insurance agent for details.

A loss occurs when the bushels of rye produced for the unit fall below the production guarantee as a result of damage from a covered cause of loss. This example assumes a 32 bushel per acre APH yield, 75 percent coverage level, 100 percent of the established price and basic unit coverage.