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6138 Federal Register / Vol. 62, No. 28 / Tuesday, February 11, 1997 / Proposed Rulespruning debris has not been removed fromthe orchard;(4) Wildlife;(5) Earthquake;(6) Volcanic eruption;(7) An insufficient number of chillinghours to effectively break dormancy; or(8) Failure of the irrigation water supply,if caused by an insured peril that occursduring the insurance period.(b) In addition to the causes of lossexcluded in section 12 (Causes of Loss) of theBasic Provisions (§ 457.8), we will not insureagainst damage or loss of production due to:(1) Disease or insect infestation, unlessadverse weather:(i) Prevents the proper application ofcontrol measures or causes properly appliedcontrol measures to be ineffective; or(ii) Causes disease or insect infestation forwhich no effective control mechanism isavailable;(2) Rejection of the crop by the packinghouse due to being undersized, immature,overripe, or mechanically damaged; or(3) Inability to market the plums for anyreason other than actual physical damagefrom an insurable cause specified in thissection. For example, we will not pay you anindemnity if you are unable to market due toquarantine, boycott, or refusal of any personto accept production.10. Duties In The Event of Damage or Loss.In addition to the requirements of section14 (Duties in the Event of Damage or Loss)of the Basic Provisions (§ 457.8), thefollowing will apply:(a) You must notify us within 3 days of thedate harvest should have started if the cropwill not be harvested.(b) You must notify us at least 15 daysbefore any production from any unit will besold by direct marketing. We will conduct anappraisal that will be used to determine yourproduction to count for production that issold by direct marketing. If damage occursafter this appraisal, we will conduct anadditional appraisal. These appraisals, andany acceptable records provided by you, willbe used to determine your production tocount. Failure to give timely notice thatproduction will be sold by direct marketingwill result in an appraised amount ofproduction to count of not less than theproduction guarantee per acre if such failureresults in our inability to make the requiredappraisal.(c) If you intend to claim an indemnity onany unit, you must notify us at least 15 daysprior to the beginning of harvest orimmediately if damage is discovered duringharvest, so that we may inspect the damagedproduction.(d) You must not sell or dispose of thedamaged crop until after we have given youwritten consent to do so. If you fail to notifyus and such failure results in our inability toinspect the damaged production, we mayconsider all such production to beundamaged and include it as production tocount.11. Settlement of Claim.(a) We will determine your loss on a unitbasis. In the event you are unable to provideseparate acceptable production records:(1) For any optional units, we will combineall optional units for which acceptableproduction records were not provided; or(2) For any basic units, we will allocate anycommingled production to such units inproportion to our liability on the harvestedacreage for the units.(b) In the event of loss or damage coveredby this policy, we will settle your claim by:(1) Multiplying the insured acreage foreach varietal group, if applicable, by itsrespective production guarantee;(2) Multiplying the results in section11(b)(1) by the respective price election foreach varietal group, if applicable;(3) Totaling the results in section 11(b)(2);(4) Multiplying the total production to becounted of each varietal group, if applicable,(see section 11(c)) by the respective priceelection;(5) Totaling the results in section 11(b)(4);(6) Subtracting the results in section11(b)(5) from the results in section 11 (b)(3);and(7) Multiplying the result in section11(b)(6) by your share.(c) The total production to count (in lugs)from all insurable acreage on the unit willinclude:(1) All appraised production as follows:(i) Not less than the production guaranteeper acre for acreage:(A) That is abandoned;(B) That is sold by direct marketingdirectly if you fail to meet the requirementcontained in section 10;(C) That is damaged solely by uninsuredcauses; or(D) For which you fail to provideproduction records that are acceptable to us.(ii) Production lost due to uninsuredcauses;(iii) Unharvested production; and(iv) Potential production on insuredacreage that you intend to abandon or nolonger care for, if you and we agree on theappraised amount of production. Upon suchagreement, the insurance period for thatacreage will end. If you do not agree with ourappraisal, we may defer the claim only if youagree to continue to care for the crop. We willthen make another appraisal when you notifyus of further damage or that harvest is generalin the area unless you harvested the crop, inwhich case we will use the harvestedproduction. If you do not continue to care forthe crop, our appraisal made prior todeferring the claim will be used to determinethe production to count; and(2) All harvested production from theinsurable acreage:(i) That is packed and sold as fresh fruitand meets the California Marketing Ordergrade requirements, as amended, in effect forthe applicable crop year;(ii) That is packed and sold as fresh fruitbut does not meet the grade requirementsspecified in section 11(c)(2)(i) due toinsurable causes. Such production will beadjusted by:(A) Dividing the value per lug of thisproduction by the highest price electionavailable for the applicable varietal group;and(B) Multiplying the resulting factor, if lessthan 1.0, by the number of lugs of suchplums.(iii) That is damaged and is, or could be,marketed for any use other than fresh packedplums. Such production will be adjusted by:(A) Multiplying the number of tons of suchproduction by the value per ton of thedamaged plums or $50.00, whichever isgreater; and(B) Dividing that result by the highest priceelection available for the applicable varietalgroup.12. Written agreement.Designated terms of this policy may bealtered by written agreement in accordancewith the following:(a) You must apply in writing for eachwritten agreement no later than the salesclosing date, except as provided in section12(e);(b) The application for a written agreementmust contain all terms of the contractbetween you and us that will be in effect ifthe written agreement is not approved;(c) If approved, the written agreement willinclude all variable terms of the contract,including, but not limited to, crop variety,the guarantee, premium rate, and priceelection;(d) Each agreement will only be valid forone year (If the written agreement is notspecifically renewed the following year,insurance coverage for subsequent crop yearswill be in accordance with the printedpolicy); and(e) An application for written agreementsubmitted after the sales closing date may beapproved if, after physical inspection of theacreage, it is determined that no loss hasoccurred and the crop is insurable inaccordance with the policy and writtenagreement provisions.Signed in Washington, DC, on February 6,1997.Kenneth D. Ackerman,Manager, Federal Crop InsuranceCorporation.[FR Doc. 97–3330 Filed 2–10–97; 8:45 am]BILLING CODE 3410–FA–PAgricultural Marketing Service7 CFR Part 980[Docket No. FV96–980–1 PR]Vegetables; Import Regulations;Reopening of Comment Period forFiling Written Comments on Removalof Banana and Fingerling Types ofPotatoes and Exemption of Potatoesfor Potato Salad From the PotatoImport RegulationAGENCY: Agricultural Marketing Service,USDA.ACTION: Proposed rule; reopeningcomment period.SUMMARY: Notice is hereby given thatthe comment period on the proposedremoval of banana and fingerling typesof potatoes and exemption of potatoesfor potato salad from the potato import

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