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Delayed and Prevented Planting Provisions

Most crop producers know that to achieve optimum yields it is important to plant early. Once the danger of a frost is past, the more days the crop has to grow and mature – the higher the yield. However, in some years cold weather or frequent rains may prevent tillage and planting from being completed as early as desired. When this happens some adjustments may be made to the amount of coverage provided by Multiple Peril Crop Insurance (MPCI), such as Yield Protection, Revenue Protection or Area Risk Protection Insurance (ARPI), as well as other types of crop insurance. A description of Current Insurance Policies can be found in AgDM File A1-48, Managing Risk with Crop Insurance. These adjustments are subject to revision each year by the Risk Management Agency (RMA) and crop insurance vendors.