Production losses; participant responsibility.

CFR · 2024-01-01 · US · Title 7

(a) For any record submitted along with the certification of production, the record must be either a verifiable or reliable record that substantiates the certification to the satisfaction of the FSA county committee. If the eligible crop was sold or otherwise disposed of through commercial channels, a record of that disposition must be provided to FSA with the certification. (1) Acceptable production records include: (i) RMA or NAP records, if accurate and complete; (ii) Commercial receipts; (iii) Settlement sheets; (iv) Warehouse ledger sheets or load summaries; or (v) Appraisal information from a loss adjuster acceptable to FSA. (2) If the eligible crop was farm-stored, sold, fed to livestock, or disposed of by means other than verifiable commercial channels, acceptable records for these purposes include: (i) Truck scale tickets; (ii) Appraisal information from a loss adjuster acceptable to FSA; (iii) Contemporaneous reliable diaries; or (iv) Other documentary evidence, such as contemporaneous reliable measurements. (3) Determinations of reliability with respect to this paragraph will take into account, as appropriate, the ability for FSA to review and verify or compare the evidence against the similarity of the evidence or reports or data received by FSA for the crop or similar crops. Other factors deemed relevant may also be taken into account. (b) If RMA or NAP records are not available, or if the FSA county committee determines the RMA or NAP records as reported by the

official document · source cfr-2024 · id 7:§ 760.1512