Pandemic Cover Crop Program; Correction
Agency: "
SUMMARY: Due to inadvertently having not included valid cover cropping practices because of the timing of acreage reporting, the
DATES: Effective
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: In FR Doc. 2022-02965, which published on
1. On page 7929, in the second column, correct the definition of "eligible insured acres" and in the third column, correct the definition of "eligible WFRP acres" to read as follows:
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Eligible insured acres means insured acres on which the producer planted a qualifying cover crop after
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Eligible WFRP acres means acres on which a person with a 2022 crop year WFRP policy planted a qualifying cover crop after
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3. On page 7930, in the first column, in paragraph (a)(3), "Only acreage reports that are filed or amended prior to
"Only acreage reports that are filed or amended prior to
Manager,
Final rule; correction.
CFR Part: "7 CFR Parts 460"
RIN Number: "RIN 0563-AC77"
Citation: "87 FR 15839"
Document Number: "Docket ID FCIC-22-0001"
Federal Register Page Number: "15839"
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