Eligibility of affected production.

CFR · 2024-01-01 · US · Title 7

(a) To be eligible for the QLA Program, an eligible crop's affected production must have suffered a quality loss due to a qualifying disaster event and had at least a 5 percent quality loss due to all eligible disaster events. Whether affected production of a crop had a 5 percent loss will be determined separately for crops with different crop types, intended uses, certified organic or conventional status, county, and crop year. (b) Affected production of the following is not eligible for the QLA Program: (1) Crops that were not grown commercially; (2) Crops that were intended for grazing or were grazed; (3) Crops not intended for harvest; (4) Volunteer crops; (5) Value loss crops; (6) Maple sap; (7) Honey; (8) By-products resulting from processing or harvesting a crop, such as, but not limited to, cotton seed, peanut shells, wheat or oat straw, or corn stalks or stovers; (9) First-year seeding for forage production; (10) Immature fruit crops; (11) Crops for which FCIC coverage or NAP coverage is unavailable; (12) Multiple market crops for which the producer previously received a crop insurance indemnity or WHIP+ payment for a quality loss; (13) Crops for which production used to calculate a crop insurance indemnity or WHIP+ payment was adjusted based on a comparison of the producer's sale price to FCIC established price; (14) Crops that received a crop insurance indemnity, NAP payment, or WHIP+ payment based on the quantity of production that was considered unmarketable; (15

official document · source cfr-2024 · id 7:§ 760.1804