Wcmo, when a wheat crop is declared failed, the only way a follow up crop can be insured is if the producer does not collect a payment. If he takes a payment, the next crop is uninsurable.
I'm going to check with my agent on this. A coupe years ago I had a wheat crop get completely mowed over with hail. I received a healthy hail insurance check as well as a nice crop insurance check. I had plenty of soil moisture, but couldn't insure a second crop because dryland couldn't be double cropped. If I could have split the coverage, I might have been able to plant milo or soybeans or something. Thanks for the info.
Wcmo, it might be possible that rules governing insuring second crop after payout of the first, due to location, but I doubt it. I have discussed this at great length wis my agent. The answer always comes back "NO. Not gonna happen."
