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Hybrid Specialty Seed Crop Provision Changes

Posted December 27, 2021
in Top Ag News and Crop Insurance

The following changes are applicable to Hybrid Specialty Seed Crop Provisions for the 2022 and succeeding crop years as outlined in Product Management Bulletin PM-21-063:

  • The hybrid sweet corn policy expanded to Umatilla County, Oregon and Yakima County, Washington.
  • Clarifications were made in the policy, such as specifying amounts are “per acre.”

Hybrid Specialty Seed Pilot Crop Provisions: https://rma.usda.gov/-/media/RMA/Policies/Hybrid-Specialty-Seed/2022/Hybrid-Specialty-Seed-Pilot-Crop-Provisions-22-0093.ashx

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