Regional Update

Regional Update

Jay Waechter, Senior Risk Management SpecialistTopeka Regional Office

This presentation does not replace or supersede any procedures or modify any provisions contained in the complete insurance

policies.Note: Much of the content provided in this presentation has not

been filed as of this date and is subject to change.

2013 Changes

Region-wide changes

• Wheat T-Yields were updated• Grain Sorghum T-Yields updated and Rates

were reviewed • Corn and Soybeans Rates were reviewed

2013 Proposed Double Crop Statements and FAC/NFAC

Key Criteria in Development of 2013 Statements/Definitions:o Local conditions, notably length of season and soil moisture, primary drivers in setting

restrictions.o Continue to rely on university/other research and experienceo Increase flexibility in 2013 for haying and grazing of ‘another crop’ and/or cover crop,

based on guidance in recent Manager’s Bulletins

Key Proposed Changes in Kansas, Nebraska & Colorado:o Allow harvesting of “another crop” and “cover crop”o Except for West, allow more springtime growth of cover crops. o Define “termination”

2013 Proposed Double Crop Statements

Key changes from 2012 are bolded (additions) or red strikeout (deletions)

South Central/Eastern Kansas

Insurance shall not attach or be considered to have attached without a written agreement to a planted non-irrigated crop on acreage from which, in the same calendar year:1) A perennial hay crop was harvested; or2) A crop (other than a cover crop) reached the headed or budded stage prior to termination, regardless of the percentage of plants that reach the headed or budded stage, or has been harvested; 3) A cover crop is terminated after 50% of the cover crop has headed or budded. For purposes of insurability under this Special Provision, a cover crop is one that meets the definition of a cover crop in the Basic Provisions and was planted within the last 12 months. Termination means growth has ended. To qualify for a written agreement, you must provide a minimum of three years of your double cropping actual production history for the crop in the county.

Eastern Kansas, Eastern Nebraska

Insurance shall not attach or be considered to have attached to a planted non-irrigated crop on acreage from which, in the same calendar year:1) A perennial hay crop was harvested; or2) A crop (other than a cover crop) reached the headed or budded stage prior to

termination, regardless of the percentage of plants that reach the headed or budded stage, or has been harvested;

3) A cover crop is terminated after 50% of the cover crop has headed or budded.

(Definition of cover crop, termination)

Western Kansas. Western Nebraska, Colorado:

Insurance shall not attach or be considered to have attached to a planted non-irrigated crop on acreage from which, in the same calendar year: 1) A perennial hay crop was harvested; or2) A crop, including a cover crop, reached the headed or budded stage prior to

termination, regardless of the percentage of plants that reach the headed or budded stage, or has been harvested; .

(Definition of cover crop, termination)

2013 Proposed Double Crop Statements


Double Crop StatementsCorn

West – No Written AgreementsEast – No Written Agreements

Double Crop StatementsSoybeans


FAC / NFAC

Written Agreements allowed

Double Crop StatementsGrain Sorghum

West – No Written AgreementsEast – No Written AgreementsWritten Agreements allowed

Cover Crops and Summer Fallow• To qualify for the SF practice, the acreage must not have been planted to a

crop the preceding crop year and remain fallow for a full crop year.

• Planting a cover crop during the fallow period affects the insurability of your next wheat crop.

• If a crop was planted on acreage qualifying as summer fallow the preceding crop year but was terminated by JUNE 1, and any later growth is controlled by mechanical or chemical means, the acreage will qualify as summer fallow the next crop year.

• Please see our FAQ at:http://www.rma.usda.gov/help/faq/summerfallow.html

http://www.rma.usda.gov/help/faq/summerfallow.html

New Breaking

For the second year in a row a new statement will be added to the actuarial for Corn, Grain Sorghum and Soybeans

The biggest change will be that in most cases the AIP will approve coverage without a Written Agreement

The only cases that will now come to the RO will be when the acreage limitation, date of breaking or, soil criteria are not met

New Breaking – Corn, Soybeans, Grain Sorghum

Through a new statement in the Special Provisions the AIP can approve without Written Agreement if:

75% of the acreage by field is composed of soil types defined as Capability Class I, II, III, or IV.oNRCS Web Soil Surveyohttp://websoilsurvey.nrcs.usda.gov/app/HomePage.htm ; and

The land must have been broken/ chemically sprayed… Either Prior to Planting or On or before November 30 prior to

planting (Depending on the county); and

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Custer041

Sioux165

Lincoln111

Sheridan161

Garden069

Morrill123

Knox107

Dawes045

Keith101

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Chase029

Hall079

Grant075

Dundy057

Buffalo019

Clay035

Cedar

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Otoe131

Dawson047

York185

Kimball105

Frontier063

Platte141

Cheyenne033

Hayes085

Perkins135

Blaine009

Burt021

Arthur005

Loup115

Box Butte013

Cass025

Boyd015

Banner007

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Polk

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Hooker091

Furnas065

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Saline151

Pierce139

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McPherson117

Seward159

Howard093

Cuming039

Greeley077

Keya Paha103

Garfield071

Nance125

Fillmore059

Wheeler183

Hitchcock087

Madison119

Webster181

Franklin061

Wayne179

Merrick

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Colfax

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Gosper

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Nuckolls129

Sherman163

Scotts Bluff157

Kearney099

Red Willow145

Jefferson095

Hamilton

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Richardson147

Johnson097

Douglas055

Dakota043

Thurston173

Sarpy153

Washington177

Nebraska New Breaking

11/30 No Date SpecifiedCorn, Soybeans, and Grain Sorghum only

November 30

New Breaking is insurable without a Written Agreement if: (Continued)

The producer provides a NRCS Conservation Plan, if required by NRCS; and

The newly broken acreage is <320 acres; andIf any of the above requirements are not met, this land will be insurable only by Written Agreement. Any new breaking acreage (on a whole field basis) that exceeds the 320 acres requires a written agreement. Only the acreage that exceeds 320 acres requires a written agreement. Up to 320 acres may be approved under the Special Provisions statement.


MGR-12-017 sets in place new rules for acreage converted to cropland:

Provide insurance for new breaking acreage at 80 percent of the applicable published county T-Yield in the actuarial documents without a written agreement if the producer and acreage meets all requirements of the Special Provisions statement, including providing documentation that the new breaking acreage has previously been broken and planted to a crop in the past



Provide insurance for new breaking acreage at 65 percent of the applicable published county T-Yield in the actuarial documents without a written agreement if the producer cannot provide documentation that the new breaking acreage has been previously broken and planted to a crop in the past, however, the producer does meet all other requirements of the Special Provisions statement

New Breaking - Documenting land was previously cropped

• What cannot be used:– The producer certification on the request it was

cropped. – Just because the requested ground is terraced is

not considered documentation.• What can be used:

– The previous crop year’s FSA 578 showing the land as cropland, or

– A FSA 578 showing the prior crop the new breaking acreage was planted to.

New Breaking


New breaking T-Yields established by RMA Regional Office written agreements will be limited to a maximum of 80 percent of the applicable published county T-Yield. Variable T-Yield percentages do not apply to new breaking T-Yields assigned by RMA Regional Office written agreement. This action item will begin with crops that are eligible for new breaking written agreements and have sales closing dates after September 30, 2012

Remove the requirement to apply variable T-Yield percentages to the resulting new breaking T-Yield

New Breaking

Remember these rules that were in place for 2012 and remain in place for 2013:

Disallow simple average T-Yields and new producer T-Yields Require establishment of a separate APH database in the initial

crop year the new breaking acreage is insured; and Disallow prevented planting coverage in the initial year the new

breaking acreage is broken out for planting

Yield Trend

• For 2013 Available on Corn, Soybeans (KS & NE only) and Wheat (KS & NE only)

• Could possibly see expansion to other crops

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Trend Adjustment OptionWheat

Trend Adjustment Factor

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*Trend Adjustment Option May not be available on all Practices

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Trend Adjustment OptionWheat

*Trend Adjustment Option May not be available on all Practices

Pasture Rangeland and Forage

• Cancellation and Sales Closing date is now November 15th

• Nebraska will be covered under the Rainfall Index• Removed requirement to divide total insured

acres by index interval and replaced with allocating a percentage of value to each index interval.

• Changed the Contract Change Date to 8/31• Removed ability to adjust acreage

Pasture, Rangeland & ForageVegetative & Rain Index

June/Aug & July/Aug Intervals

FINAL INDEX VALUES

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RainIndex

Pasture, Rangeland & ForageVegetative IndexJune/Aug Interval

FINAL INDEX VALUES

Pasture, Rangeland & ForageRain Index

July/Aug Interval

FINAL INDEX VALUES

Program Deletions

Wheat GRP, GRIP, GRIP-HRO programs have been removed

Onions

Policy Change required an update to references of the New PolicyThe percent Damage has been updated from 40% to 50%.

The percent of damage referenced in section 14(d) of the Onion Crop Provisions will be 50 percent.

High-Risk Alternative Coverage Endorsement (HR-ACE)

• Provides insureds an opportunity to insure high-risk land on a separate additional coverage policy with coverage greater then CAT but less than the coverage on the base policy

• 508(h) submission, AIPs are not required to offer• Must elect the endorsement by the sales closing date• Eligible crops are corn, soybeans, grain sorghum and wheat in

the following counties

High Risk Alt Coverage Option

Available in Counties with Insurance offers applicable to High Risk Maps

Breached Levees

• Land flooded due to a breach in a levee resulting from prior year(s) flooding is insurable. The applicable rate will be assigned based on conditions of the levee and soils on the latter of the sales closing date or earliest planting date. If, by that date, the levee has not been repaired to prior specifications, or if damaged soil (if any) has not been restored to at least the same crop yield potential as prior to the flood event, the land will be classified as high risk and will have the highest rate classification in the county. However, if the levee has been repaired to prior specifications and the soil has at least the same crop yield potential as before the flood, the land will be classified as shown on the current crop year Actuarial Map

• This statement will be removed from the following counties: – Nebraska: Nemaha – Kansas: Leavenworth, Wyandotte

Breached Levee StatementsFrom 2011 Flood

Removed

COLORADO

Colorado 6/30 Map Changes

Updated Map

Colorado 11/30 Map Changes

Updated Map

Colorado Summary of Changes

Reviewed and updated T-Yields for Wheat and Grain Sorghum

-40 to -20

-19 to -15

-14 to -10

-9 to -1

No Change

1 to 5

6 to 15

16 to 25

25+

Transitional Yields ChangesWheat – Irrigated

PERCENT CHANGE IN T-YIELDS

-40 to -20

-19 to -15

-14 to -10

-9 to -1

No Change

1 to 5

6 to 15

16 to 25

25+

Transitional Yields ChangesWheat – Continuous Crop


-40 to -20

-19 to -15

-14 to -10

-9 to -1

No Change

1 to 5

6 to 15

16 to 25

25+

Transitional Yields ChangesWheat – Summer Fallow


-40 to -20

-19 to -15

-14 to -10

-9 to -1

No Change

1 to 5

6 to 15

16 to 25

25+

Transitional Yields ChangesSpring Wheat – Cont. Crop


-40 to -20

-19 to -15

-14 to -10

-9 to -1

No Change

1 to 5

6 to 15

16 to 25

25+

Transitional Yields ChangesWinter Wheat – Summer Fallow


-40 to -20

-19 to -15

-14 to -10

-9 to -1

No Change

1 to 5

6 to 15

16 to 25

25+

Transitional Yields ChangesWinter Wheat – Irrigated


-40 to -20

-19 to -15

-14 to -10

-9 to -1

No Change

1 to 5

6 to 15

16 to 25

25+

Transitional Yields ChangesSpring Wheat – Irrigated


-40 to -20

-19 to -15

-14 to -10

-9 to -1

No Change

1 to 5

6 to 15

16 to 25

25+

Transitional Yields ChangesSpring Wheat – Summer Fallow


-40 to -20

-19 to -15

-14 to -10

-9 to -1

No Change

1 to 5

6 to 15

16 to 25

25+

Transitional Yields ChangesGrain Sorghum – Irrigated


-40 to -20

-19 to -15

-14 to -10

-9 to -1

No Change

1 to 5

6 to 15

16 to 25

25+

Transitional Yields ChangesGrain Sorghum – Non-Irrigated


NEBRASKA

Nebraska Summary of Changes

• Program Expansion:–Potato program

• Lincoln County

New T-Locater Maps

T-yields Reduced to 85% for High Risk Areas on Irrigated CornCounties in NE Brown Rock HoltCurrent Tyield 175 168 181Factor 0.85 0.85 0.85New Tyield 149 143 154

Nebraska Summary of Changes

• Reviewed and updated T-Yields for Wheat and Grain Sorghum

Transitional Yields ChangesWinter Wheat – Cont. Crop

-40 to -20

-19 to -15

-14 to -10

-9 to -1

No Change

1 to 5

6 to 15

16 to 25

25+


Transitional Yields ChangesWinter Wheat – Summer Fallow

-40 to -20

-19 to -15

-14 to -10

-9 to -1

No Change

1 to 5

6 to 15

16 to 25

25+


Transitional Yields ChangesWinter Wheat – Irrigated

-40 to -20

-19 to -15

-14 to -10

-9 to -1

No Change

1 to 5

6 to 15

16 to 25

25+


Transitional Yields ChangesSpring Wheat – Cont. Crop

-40 to -20

-19 to -15

-14 to -10

-9 to -1

No Change

1 to 5

6 to 15

16 to 25

25+


Transitional Yields ChangesSpring Wheat – Summer Fallow

-40 to -20

-19 to -15

-14 to -10

-9 to -1

No Change

1 to 5

6 to 15

16 to 25

25+


Transitional Yields ChangesSpring Wheat – Irrigated

-40 to -20

-19 to -15

-14 to -10

-9 to -1

No Change

1 to 5

6 to 15

16 to 25

25+


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Transitional Yields ChangesWheat – Non-Irrigated

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No Change

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25+


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Transitional Yields ChangesWheat – Cont. Crop

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No Change

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25+


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16 to 25

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KANSAS

Kansas Summary of Change

• Dates₋ Acreage Reporting Date changed to 12/15 for fall

wheat and barley


• The FAC and NFAC statements have been updated again for 2012 to modify the cover crop language for soybeans.

2013 ProposedFAC/NFAC Definitions


Southeastern corner of Kansas:

FAC (Following Another Crop): A planted crop following:1) A perennial hay crop that was harvested in the same calendar year; or 2) A crop (other than a cover crop) that has reached the headed or budded stage prior to termination, regardless of the percentage of plants that reached the headed or budded stage, and/or has been harvested in same cal. year; and3) A cover crop that was terminated after 50% of the cover crop has headed or budded.

NFAC (Not Following Another Crop): A planted crop not following:1) A perennial hay crop that was harvested in the same calendar year; and2) A crop (other than a cover crop) that has reached the headed or budded stage prior

to termination, regardless of the percentage of plants that reached the headed or budded stage; and/or has been harvested in same cal. year; and

3) 3) A cover crop that was terminated after 50% of the cover crop has headed or budded.

Double Crop StatementsSoybeans


FAC / NFAC

Written Agreements allowed

Kansas 6/30 Map Changes

Updated Map

Kansas 11/30 Map Changes

Updated Map

LIMITED IRRIGATION PROPOSAL

Section 9(b) 0f the Common Crop Insurance Policy

you must report as irrigated only that acreage for which you have adequate facilities and adequate water, or the reasonable expectation of receiving adequate water at the time coverage begins, to carry out a good irrigation practice. If you knew or had reason to know that your water may be reduced before coverage begins, no reasonable expectation exists.

Currently this gives the producer the following options:

• Reduce planting to only those acres that have adequate water and facilities to produce the APH Approved Yield.

• For the remaining acres:– Plant and report as non-irrigated; or– If an insurable event during the prevented planting

insurance period causes a reduction in available irrigation water supply, the producer may report and receive a prevented planting guarantee on the qualifying acres.

Potential for Insuring Limited Irrigation

• Can plant all acreage with less than full supply of water

• Would require an adjustment of the APH yield• Basis of adjustment must be able to be consistently

applied regardless of insurance company• Use collaborative work of irrigation experts at KSU,

UNL, and CSU

Where We Are Now

• RMA is in the process of contracting a study to look at the feasibility of offering a limited irrigation program

• For 2013 the Topeka RO is offering a limited irrigation practice in parts of Sheridan and Thomas counties in KS

• Special Provisions of Insurance Statements will be placed in these two counties. The result will be that the Topeka RO will entertain requests for limited irrigation coverage under a Type Practice type of written agreement

• The written agreement will assign a Yield for limited irrigation

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Limited Irrigation PracticeKansas – Irrigated Corn & Soybeans

THOMAS SHERIDAN

LEMA HPA Area SD-6 (As of Oct. 11th, 2012)

Special Provisions StatementIf you intend to apply less irrigation water than was used to establish your irrigated approved APH yield and you are in a Local Enhanced Management Area (LEMA), you may qualify for a written agreement to establish coverage for a limited irrigation practice. In addition to providing the minimum supporting documentation for a type/practice written agreement, you must also provide: Your LEMA order from the Chief Engineer or delegate to apply less irrigation water within a five year period than historically used to support your irrigation practice;Your historical water use for each unit or APH data base for which a limited irrigation practice yield is requested. Water use records must be provided for at least the most recent 4 years of APH yields to be considered. Acceptable water use records include your annual water use reports, as recorded on the State’s Water Right Information System (WRIS) or the water right file in the Division of Water Resource’s Stockton office and must be expressed in gross acre inches; Your intended maximum level of irrigation for the current year, in gross acre-inches; Your type of irrigation system (Center Pivot, Improved Gravity, or Gravity); andAny other pertinent information to establish the distribution of irrigation water from a point of diversion to multiple fields, if applicable. The request for written agreement and all supporting documentation must be submitted to the Regional Office through your crop insurance agent on or before the acreage reporting date. The following site provides additional information that may be useful in making the request to the Regional Office: http://www.rma.usda.gov/aboutrma/fields/ks_rso/

http://www.rma.usda.gov/aboutrma/fields/ks_rso/


• Reviewed and updated T-Yields for Wheat Cotton and Grain Sorghum


-40 to -20

-19 to -15

-14 to -10

-9 to -1

No Change

1 to 5

6 to 15

16 to 25

25+


Transitional Yields ChangesWheat – Non-Irrigated

-40 to -20

-19 to -15

-14 to -10

-9 to -1

No Change

1 to 5

6 to 15

16 to 25

25+


Transitional Yields ChangesWheat – Cont. Crop

-40 to -20

-19 to -15

-14 to -10

-9 to -1

No Change

1 to 5

6 to 15

16 to 25

25+



-40 to -20

-19 to -15

-14 to -10

-9 to -1

No Change

1 to 5

6 to 15

16 to 25

25+


23%23%

50%23% 50%

23% 23%

23% 23%

23%23%

23%23%

-3%

23%

33%23%

-3%23%

23%

32%

23%

15%

23%

15%15%

23%

Transitional Yields ChangesCotton – Non-Irrigated

-27 - -20

-19 to -15

-14 to -10

-9 to -1

No change

1 to 5

6 to 15

15 to 25

25+PERCENT CHANGE IN T-YIELDS

44%44%

44%44% 44%

44% 44%

44% 44%

44%44%

44%44%

44%

44%44%

44%

44%

44% 51%

44%44%

48%

44%

55%43%

44%

Transitional Yields ChangesCotton – Irrigated

-27 - -20

-19 to -15

-14 to -10

-9 to -1

No change

1 to 5

6 to 15

15 to 25

25+PERCENT CHANGE IN T-YIELDS

0%7%

0%

0%

5%

7%

6%

5%

0% 11%

-8%

2%

9%7% 5%

0%

7%

5%

-4%-5% 5%

8%

2%

11%

-5%

11%16%

-2%

5%

-3%

0%

4%

6%8%

11%

0%0% 2% 0%

-4%

7%

12%

-5%

17%

11%

12%13%27%16%

7%

22%

15%

15%8%

-4% 8%

-2%

6%

10%0%

0%

23%

1%

12%

4%

4%

18%

0%8%

9%

12%

-7%

17% 10%

19%19%

15%

2%

25%

12%

17% -2%

10%

-5%

1%7%

-13%

22%

-9%

-1%

-9%

-19%

18%

13%

12%

9%

-3%

-11%

-21%

21%

16%

13%

12%19%

15%

19%

24%

24%


-40 to -20

-19 to -15

-14 to -10

-9 to -1

No Change

1 to 5

6 to 15

16 to 25

25+


0%

3%

0%

0%

0% 0%

1%

1%

7%

0%

-4%

2% 3%

0%

0%

9%

1%

1% 3%

6%

1%

-1%

-3% 5%

0%

0%

-1%

-3%

12%

0%

0%

-9%

-9%

5% 3%

2%

4%4%

-6%

-1%

-4%

11% 12%

11%

11% 13%

19%13%

27%

-17%

0%

-2%

12%

0%

-9%

0%

-3% 0%

0%

0%

-6%

2%

0%

-3%

-6%

-5%0%

-1% 0%

0%

0%

-4%

0%

0%

0%3%

7%

11%

18%

14%

19%

29%

16%

-10%

0%0%

12%17%

0%0%

0%

-5%

-10%

-23% -17%

-27%

12%

-14%

-18%

-12%

-1%

17%

14%15%

19%10%

24%

0%


-40 to -20

-19 to -15

-14 to -10

-9 to -1

No Change

1 to 5

6 to 15

16 to 25

25+


Thank You

• Rebecca Davis, Director• Topeka Regional Office• 2641 SW Wanamaker Rd Suite

201• Topeka, KS 66614• Phone: (785) 228-5512• Fax: (785) 228-1456• Email: [email protected]

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