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Crop Insurance Basics | 7: YE The Crop Insurance Podcast
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The Yield Exclusion (YE) is a provision in the 2014 Farm Bill that allows farmers with qualifying crops in eligible counties to exclude low yields in exceptionally bad years (such as a year in which a natural disaster or other extreme weather occurs) from their production history when calculating yields used to establish their crop insurance coverage.In other words; when a Crop in a County qualifies you can elect to “use” aka opt-in or “not use” aka opt-out the YE option for any one APH database which would then exclude that year's production from your APH calculation if you had the YE Option on your policy. Learn more by checking out this Article
The Yield Exclusion (YE) is a provision in the 2014 Farm Bill that allows farmers with qualifying crops in eligible counties to exclude low yields in exceptionally bad years (such as a year in which a natural disaster or other extreme weather occurs) from their production history when calculating yields used to establish their crop insurance coverage.In other words; when a Crop in a County qualifies you can elect to “use” aka opt-in or “not use” aka opt-out the YE option for any one APH database which would then exclude that year's production from your APH calculation if you had the YE Option on your policy. Learn more by checking out this Article
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