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(1) When a crop is lost after planting and some or all of the damaged acres are abandoned or devoted to another use.
(2) When producers carry damaged acres through to harvest and ultimately harvest substantially less than a normal crop.
For both prevented planting and abnormally low yield payments an on-site farm inspection is necessary. Producers who feel they may be eligible for payment should not destroy the evidence of the affected crop prior to contacting the Rappahannock County ASCS Office for an inspection. Destruction or harvesting the crop before an appraisal is made by ASCS may render the crop ineligible for payment.
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