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Kansas | Crop Insurance will use the higher of the base price or the harvest price. Your APH can not go down more than 10% in one year. A bad enough record will keep dragging it down for several years. If you have the YA option on your crop insurance you will get 60% of the T yield plugged in for the bad year if your production is below the 60%. So if the county tyield is 100 and you produced 25 bu per acre. When your aph is calculated for next year it will use the 60 instead of the 25 when figuring aph. It does cost more to use that option but I don't think it is significant. Every policy I have seen has it already on it if they use it or not. | |
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Crop Insurance question
