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Federal Register / Vol. 86, No. 227 / Tuesday, November 30, 2021 / Rules and Regulations
3 If you elected separate enterprise units for both types and we discover you do not qualify for an enterprise unit for one or the other type and such discovery is made:
i On or before the acreage reporting date, you may elect to insure:
A One enterprise unit for the confectionery type or oil type provided you meet the requirements in section 34a4, and basic or optional units for the other type, whichever you report on your acreage report and qualify for;
B One enterprise unit for all acreage of the crop in the county provided you meet the requirements in section 34a4; or C Basic or optional units for all acreage of the crop in the county, whichever you report on your acreage report and qualify for; or ii At any time after the acreage reporting date, your unit structure will be one enterprise unit for all acreage of the crop in the county provided you meet the requirements in section 34a4. Otherwise, we will assign the basic unit structure.
4 If you elected an enterprise unit for one type and a different unit structure on the other type and we discover you do not qualify for an enterprise unit for the type and such discovery is made:
i On or before the acreage reporting date, your unit division will be based on basic or optional units, whichever you report on your acreage report and qualify for; or ii At any time after the acreage reporting date, we will assign the basic unit structure.
b In addition to, or instead of, establishing optional units as provided in section 34c in the Basic Provisions, a separate optional unit may be established for each sunflower type designated in the actuarial documents and including any type insured by written agreement.

12. Settlement of Claim
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For example:
You have 100 percent share in 50
acres of sunflowers in the unit with a production guarantee per acre of 1,250
pounds, your projected price is $.23, your harvest price is $.24, and your production to count is 54,000 pounds.
If you elected yield protection:
1 50 acres 1,250 pound production guarantee $.23 projected price = $14,375.00 value of the production guarantee;

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3 54,000 pound production to count $.23 projected price = $12,420.00
value of production to count;
5 $14,375.00$12,420.00 =
$1,955.00;
6 $1,955.00 1.000 share =
$1,955.00 indemnity; or If you elected revenue protection:
1 50 acres 1,250 pound production guarantee $.24 harvest price = $15,000.00 revenue protection guarantee;
3 54,000 pound production to count $.24 harvest price = $12,960.00 value of the production to count;
5 $15,000.00$12,960.00 =
$2,040.00;
6 $2,040.00 1.000 share =
$2,040.00 indemnity.

8. Amend 457.113 as follows:
a. In the introductory text, remove the year 2021 and add 2022 in its place;
b. In section 1:
i. In the definition of Following another crop FAC, remove defined and add specified in its place;
ii. Revise the definition of Harvest;
iii. In the definition of Not following another crop NFAC, remove defined and add specified in its place;
c. In section 2, in paragraph a4iA, remove the word or at the end;
d. In section 6:
i. In paragraph b1, remove the phrase twenty percent 20% and add 20 percent in its place;
ii. Revise paragraph b2i;
iii. In paragraph e, remove the word beans and add soybeans in its place;
e. In section 11, revise paragraph c;
and f. In section 12:
i. Revise the example immediately following paragraph b6;
ii. In paragraph c1ivA, remove the phrase production to count; or and add production to count.; or in its place;
iii. Revise paragraph d1;
iv. In paragraph d4, remove the phrase contained in and add calculated in accordance with in its place;
v. In paragraph e1, remove 1/10
after 0.1; and vi. In paragraph e2, remove may and add will in its place.
The revisions read as follows:
457.113 Coarse grains crop insurance provisions.

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Harvest. Combining, threshing, or picking the insured crop for grain, or cutting for hay, silage, earlage, snaplage, or fodder.

6. Insured Crop

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i High-amylose, high-oil, or highprotein except as authorized in section 6b2, flint, flour, Indian, blue corn, a variety genetically adapted to provide forage for wildlife, or any other open pollinated corn, unless the Special Provisions or a written agreement allows insurance of such excluded crops.

11. Duties in the Event of Damage or Loss

c If you will harvest any acreage in a manner other than as you reported on your acreage report e.g., you reported planting it to harvest as grain but will harvest the acreage for hay, silage, earlage, snaplage, or fodder, or you reported planting it to harvest as silage but will harvest the acreage for grain, hay, earlage, snaplage, or fodder, you must notify us before harvest begins so the acreage can be appraised as the type reported on your acreage report to determine production to count that is used for claim purposes. Failure to timely provide notice will result in production to count determined in accordance with section 12c1iE.

12. Settlement of Claim

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For example:
You have 100 percent share in 50
acres of corn in the unit with a production guarantee per acre of 115
bushels, your projected price is $4.58, your harvest price is $4.53, and your production to count is 5,000 bushels.
If you elected yield protection:
1 50 acres 115 bushel production guarantee $4.58 projected price =
$26,335.00 value of the production guarantee 3 5,000 bushel production to count $4.58 projected price = $22,900.00
value of the production to count 5 $26,335.00$22,900.00 =
$3,435.00
6 $3,435.00 1.000 share =
$3,435.00 indemnity; or If you elected revenue protection:

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