In what situation must a farmer certify to the insurance provider about the crop?

A farmer must certify to the insurance provider about the crop for each unit of crop for the most recent Actual Production History (APH) crop year because this ensures that the insurance provider has accurate and updated information about production levels. The APH is a critical factor in determining insurance premiums and payouts, as it reflects the farmer's historical yield data. By certifying this information, the farmer helps the insurance provider assess risk and establish appropriate coverage.

Maintaining accurate records of the most recent crop year is essential for quality risk management and supports the integrity of the insurance program. This certification process is usually an annual requirement and is crucial for enabling growers to receive the proper coverage and claims assistance based on their unique production history.