The spring wheat may be insured separately from the winter wheat. Dry peas and green peas are currently insured under the pea crop insurance policy. Dry peas and green peas are two separate crops which may be insured independently of each other and at different coverage levels. Each crop requires a separate administrative fee. For peanuts and quota tobacco, the county will also include any land identified by a CFSA farm serial number for the county but physically located in another county.
Tobacco is insured under the guaranteed or the quota plan of insurance.
Tobacco insured under the quota plan is sold under a quota marketing system. Most tobacco insured under the guaranteed plan of insurance is also sold under a quota marketing system. All tobacco, whether insured under the quota or guaranteed plan, should be included in the definition of county. This would allow land in another county to be considered a part of the county in which the farm serial number is administered to prevent splitting the quota within each CFSA farm serial number. The catastrophic risk protection endorsement has been published in the Federal Register as an interim rule.