Expected Normal Yield definition

Expected Normal Yield means the Area Normal Yield for the Hay and Export Timothy Hay Insuring Agreements adjusted by the Insured’s Coverage Adjustment.
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Expected Normal Yield means the Area Normal Yield for an Insurable Crop of hay adjusted by the Insured’s Coverage Adjustment.
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Expected Normal Yield means the Area Normal Yield for the Hay and Export ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇ Insuring Agreements adjusted by the Insured’s Coverage Adjustment.
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Examples of Expected Normal Yield in a sentence

  • Unusually low yield records will be adjusted upward for the purpose of calculating the Expected Normal Yield for a crop.

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

  • If the Adjusted Production is less than or equal to 20 percent of the Expected Normal Yield for all Insured Acres (Expected Normal Yield x Insured Acres), Indemnities will be an amount equal to, but not exceeding; [Coverage x Insurance Price] - Wildlife Damage Compensation Program payments.

  • 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.