Common use of Acceptance Inspection Clause in Contracts

Acceptance Inspection. ‌ a. The Insurable Crop may be subject to an acceptance inspection and AFSC may, at its discretion, change Coverage or reject insurance. b. If alfalfa acres are rejected: i. these acres can be insured as legume or grass; or ii. if the acres will be pastured, they can be insured under Moisture Deficiency Insurance as improved pasture when the Insured has an active Moisture Deficiency Insurance Policy. Reasons acceptance inspections are completed for Hay include: • Hay fields in the first year of production • Newly insured Hay fields • Hay stands that are older than the age criteria established for the crop type as calculated from the first year of production • Hay fields that were grazed past April 30 • Hay fields that have not been hayed for two years • Other risk criteria as determined by AFSC

Acceptance Inspection. ‌ a. The Insurable Crop may be subject to an acceptance inspection and AFSC may, at its discretion, change Coverage or reject insurance. b. If alfalfa acres are rejected: i. , these acres can be insured as legume Legume or grass; or ii. if c. If the acres will be pastured, they can be insured under Moisture Deficiency Insurance as improved pasture insurance when the Insured has an active Moisture Deficiency Insurance Policyor Satellite Yield Insurance as improved pasture. Reasons acceptance inspections are completed for Hay include: • Rejected acres can be transferred to the active pasture insurance program and the Election revised as needed. - Hay fields in the first year of production • production, - Newly insured Hay fields • fields, - Hay stands that are older than the age criteria established for the crop type as calculated from the first year of production • production, - Hay fields that were grazed past April 30 • 30, - Hay fields that have not been hayed for two years • years, - Other risk criteria as determined by AFSC.