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Grape Crop Insurance Changes

Posted September 24, 2021
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Per Product Management Bulletin: PM-21-045, the following changes are applicable to the grape crop insurance program for the 2022 and succeeding crop years in California, Idaho, Oregon, Texas, and Washington:

  • Producers with both contracted and non-contracted production will be allowed to use a weighted average price for their production;
  • Acreage reporting date has been extended from January 15 to May 15 to allow producers additional time to finalize their contracts (Idaho, Oregon, and Washington); and
  • Clarification was made on how to convert a contract price expressed in dollars per acre to dollars per ton.

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