Under what conditions will replanting payments be made?

Replanting payments are made when the acreage replanted is at least 20% of the insured planted acreage. This requirement serves as a threshold to ensure that the costs and logistics associated with replanting are significant enough to merit an insurance payment. The rationale behind setting this percentage is that it indicates a substantial loss that may justify the need for a replanting subsidy. A smaller amount, such as 10 acres or less than 20% of the planted acreage, might not signify a widespread issue and therefore doesn’t meet the conditions for a payment. This requirement ensures that only serious agricultural setbacks, which would require significant replanting efforts, receive support through replanting payments.