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Federal Register / Vol. 86, No. 120 / Friday, June 25, 2021 / Rules and Regulations
7 CFR Part 457

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Docket ID FCIC210002

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DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
RIN 0563AC73

Common Crop Insurance Regulations;
Small Grains Crop Insurance Provisions Federal Crop Insurance Corporation, U.S. Department of Agriculture USDA.
ACTION: Final rule with request for comments.
AGENCY:

The Federal Crop Insurance Corporation FCIC amends the Common Crop Insurance Regulations, Small Grains Crop Insurance Provisions and Malting Barley Price and Quality Endorsement. For the Small Grains Crop Insurance Provisions, the intended effect of this action is to allow enterprise units by type for wheat, to clarify policy provisions for consistency with other crop provisions that offer coverage on both winter and springplanted acreage of the crop. For the Malting Barley Price and Quality Endorsement, the intended effect is to remove and reserve this section. The changes will be effective for the 2022
and succeeding crop years.
DATES:
Effective date: June 25, 2021.
Comment date: We will consider comments that we receive by the close of business August 24, 2021. FCIC may consider the comments received and may conduct additional rulemaking based on the comments.
ADDRESSES: We invite you to submit comments on this rule. You may submit comments by either of the following methods, although FCIC prefers that you submit comments electronically through the Federal eRulemaking Portal:

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The FCIC serves Americas agricultural producers through effective, market-based risk management tools to strengthen the economic stability of agricultural producers and rural communities. FCIC is committed to increasing the availability and effectiveness of Federal crop insurance as a risk management tool. Approved Insurance Providers AIP sell and service Federal crop insurance policies in every state through a public-private partnership. FCIC reinsures the AIPs who share the risks associated with catastrophic losses due to major weather events. FCICs vision is to secure the future of agriculture by providing world class risk management tools to rural America.
FCIC amends the Common Crop Insurance Regulations by revising 7 CFR
457.101, Small Grains Crop Insurance Provisions, and by removing and reserving 7 CFR 457.118, Malting Barley Price and Quality Endorsement, to be effective for the 2022 and succeeding crop years.
The changes to 7 CFR 457.101, Small Grains Crop Insurance Provisions, are as follows:
1. Throughout the Crop Provisions, FCIC is replacing all references of the fall type with winter type. Fall and spring-planted acreage are insured under the winter commodity type and spring commodity type, respectively, in the actuarial documents. This change is necessary for consistency between the Crop Provisions and actuarial documents.
2. Throughout the Crop Provisions, FCIC is replacing the phrase initially planted with the phrase initiallyplanted, where appropriate.

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3. Throughout the Crop Provisions, FCIC is replacing all references of growers with producers to be consistent with the terminology used in the Common Crop Insurance Policy Basic Provisions.
4. Section 1FCIC is revising the definition of Khorasan by replacing the phrase is considered to be with is considered. The phrase to be is not necessary.
FCIC is revising the definition of latest final planting date to replace all references to fall and spring-planted acreage to winter and spring types. This change will eliminate any confusion of whether a winter final planting date exists in the actuarial documents if the Winter Coverage Endorsement is not selected. For example, Asotin County, Washington lists a winter final planting date for barley that is only applicable if the Winter Coverage Endorsement is elected. Otherwise, there is no applicable date in the fall and only spring final planting dates exist for the spring types. The intent of these provisions is to address when a county has both winter and spring types designated in the Special Provisions, regardless if the Winter Coverage Endorsement is elected.
FCIC is revising the definition of small grains to allow the flexibility to insure additional small grains varieties that are not currently listed in the actuarial documents. This allows for insurance coverage to be offered via actuarial documents for varieties currently not insured when data become available, and it is appropriate to do so.
5. Section 2FCIC is designating the undesignated paragraph in section 2 as paragraph b and adding a new paragraph a to allow enterprise units by type for wheat. For example, if insured has winter and spring types, they may elect one enterprise unit for the spring type or one enterprise unit for the winter type, or separate enterprise units for both types.
For the wheat types, allowing separate enterprise units allows producers to be indemnified separately by type. The benefit for producers is that a loss on one type will not be offset by the gain on another type.
If an insured elects enterprise units by type, these enterprise units are not allowed to be further divided by practice and the insured may not elect enterprise or optional units by irrigation practices for the policy.
Additionally, the insured must separately meet the requirements in section 34a4 of the Basic Provision for each enterprise unit they elect to have.

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