Prevented Planting Sample Clauses

Prevented Planting. Shareholder shall be unconditionally obligated to plant the sugarbeet crop unless such planting is prevented as a result of acts of God or other causes beyond the reasonable control of Shareholder, as provided in Section 15 of this Agreement. If, after making all reasonable efforts, Shareholder has been prevented from planting the sugarbeet crop on or before June 10 of the applicable crop year, or such later date as may be established from time to time under federal crop insurance policies to enable a sugarbeet grower to receive prevented planting coverage at an unreduced level, (the “Prevented Planting Date”), Shareholder shall be relieved of its obligation to plant such sugarbeet crop. Shareholder may elect to plant the sugarbeet crop at any time after the Prevented Planting Date. A determination as to whether Shareholder is prevented from planting shall be mutually determined by Shareholder and a representative of Company based on Shareholder’s planting conditions for the period leading up to and including the Prevented Planting Date.
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Prevented Planting. The Grower shall be unconditionally obligated to plant the 2001 sugarbeet crop unless such planting is prevented as a result of acts of God or other causes beyond the reasonable control of the Grower, as provided in Section 12 of the Five Year Agreement. If, after making all reasonable efforts, the Grower has been so prevented from planting the 2001 sugarbeet crop on or before June 1, 2001, the Grower shall be relieved of its obligation to plant the 2001 sugarbeet crop. The Grower may elect to plant the 2001 sugarbeet crop at any time after June 1, 2001. A determination as to whether the Grower is prevented from planting shall be mutually determined by the Grower and a representative of the Company based on the Grower's planting conditions for the period leading up to and including June 1, 2001.
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Prevented Planting. The provisions of section 17 of the Basic Provisions are not applicable. [73 FR 11316, Mar. 3, 2008] § 457.171 Cabbage crop insurance pro- visions. The Cabbage Crop Insurance Provi- sions for the 2010 and succeeding crop years are as follows: FCIC policies: United States Department of Agriculture, Federal Crop Insurance Cor- poration. Reinsured policies: (Appropriate title for insurance provider). Both FCIC and reinsured policies: Cabbage Crop Insurance Provisions. 1. Definitions Cabbage. Plants of the family Brassicaceae and the genus Brassica, grown for their com- pact heads and used for human consumption. Crop Year. In lieu of the definition con- tained in section 1 of the Basic Provisions, a period of time that begins on the first day of the earliest planting period and continues through the last day of the insurance period for the latest planting period. The crop year is designated by the calendar year in which the cabbage planted in the latest planting period is normally harvested. Damaged cabbage production. Fresh market cabbage that fails to grade U.S. Commercial or better in accordance with the United States Standards for Grades of Cabbage, or processing cabbage that fails to grade U.S. No. 2 or better in accordance with the United States Standards for Grades of Cabbage for Processing due to an insurable cause of loss. Direct marketing. Sale of the insured crop directly to consumers without the interven- tion of an intermediary such as a wholesaler, retailer, packer, processor, shipper, or buyer. Examples of direct marketing include selling through an on-farm or roadside stand, farm- er’s market, and permitting the general pub- lic to enter the field for the purpose of pick- ing all or a portion of the crop.
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Prevented Planting. (a) In addition to the provisions contained in section 18 of the Basic Provisions, in counties for which the Special Provisions designate a spring final planting date, your prevented planting Final Guarantee will be based on your approved yield for spring-planted acreage of the insured crop.
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Prevented Planting. In addition to the provisions contained in section 17 of the Basic Provisions, your pre- vented planting coverage will be 60 percent of your production guarantee (per acre) for timely planted acreage. When a portion of the insurable acreage within the unit is pre- vented from being planted, and there is more than one base contract price applicable to acreage in the unit, the lowest base contract price will be used in calculating any pre- vented planting payment. If you have lim- ited or additional levels of coverage, as spec- ified in 7 CFR part 400, subpart T, and pay an additional premium, you may increase your prevented planting coverage to the levels specified in the actuarial documents. [73 FR 11320, Mar. 3, 2008; 73 FR 17243, Apr. 1, 2008] § 457.169 Mint crop insurance provi- sions. The Mint Crop Insurance Provisions for the 2008 and succeeding crop years are as follows: FCIC policies: United States Department of Agriculture Federal Crop Insurance Corporation Reinsured policies: (Appropriate title for insurance provider) Both FCIC and reinsured policies: Mint Crop Insurance Provisions
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Prevented Planting. (a) Unless limited by the policy provisions, a prevented planting payment may be made to you for eligible acreage if:
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