More than 320 hectares| Must request a written agreement from the RMA before the closing date of the crop the grower wishes to grow. 4. Where NRC requires a maintenance plan for new fallow land, the policyholder must demonstrate that a plan exists or will exist. If NRC does not require a maintenance plan for the new fracture zone, the producer must certify that one is not required. Click here to download the calendar of important appointments in PDF format. Due to the challenges facing our country due to COVID-19, RMA is extending several important dates. Highlights of the bulletins can be found below. Less than 320 hectares of | Can apply for insurance from the AIP at the time of zone declaration by completing a new insurability application. Again, it is important to notify your agent if you have added land or new groundbreaking ceremonies this year.
Contact us for more information or clarification. As a reminder, while many employees work remotely, NAU Country remains there for you and your policyholders. ** Full list of RMA publications for Texas and Oklahoma ** 2. The policyholder must certify that the new fallow area has been broken up or chemically destroyed before planting; 20-007 – COVID-19 Relief – Deferral of Interest Charges on Crop Insurance Premiums Note: Applications for additional and now harvest, practice/type land no longer need to be submitted to the RMA for approval. areas that do not have development records (determined in accordance with information collected and maintained by a USDA agency or other verifiable records provided by the insured and acceptable to the AIP) for the production of an annual harvest no later than February 7, 2014, and where the vegetation cover consists primarily of native grasses; grassy plants, herbaceous plants or shrubs suitable for grazing and navigation. We will continue to monitor any changes and keep you informed of any changes as they occur. RMA and USDA are going through major changes and migrations on the website. Some links may be broken, we replace the old ones as the USDA publishes new links to websites and manuals. 3. The policyholder shall prove that the new fallow land has already been broken and planted for harvest.
This documentation must show that the new fracture zone was ordered by 7 February 2014 or later. Examples of documents include: a document FSA-578 dated February 7, 2014 or earlier, showing the previous crop on which the new fracture zone was planted; a document FSA-578 dated or before February 7, 2014, indicating that the new fracture zone is classified as arable land; etc.; and 20-006 – COVID-19 and Impact on Production Report Date (DRP) for Crops Insured under the Joint Crop Insurance Policy, Basic Provisions *What is a Closing Date for Sales? A sales close date is the deadline for the next harvest season for all new policyholders to apply for a new policy, or for any current policyholder who needs to change the following to their current policy: Click here to read the full press release for 20-005, 20-006 and 20-007. 1. The policyholder must demonstrate that 75% or more of the new fracture zone per field (or in an existing field if only part of the field consists of new fracture zones) consists of soil types defined as capacity classes I, II, III or IV, as determined by the Web Soil Survey (NRCS) Web Soil Survey (websoilsurvey.nrcs.usda.gov/app/HomePage.htm); 20-008 – COVID-19 Relief: Self-Certification Inspections and Granting of a Witness Compensation Waiver. . . . .
