You must notify your agent to open a claim and get permission from an adjuster before you replant any acres to qualify for a replant payment. If you replant without consent from an adjuster, the replant claim will be denied. There are no exceptions to this.
To qualify for a replant payment:
- The crop must have been planted after the initial planting date.
- The acres must be at least the lesser of 20 acres or 20% of the planted acreage in the unit.
Self-cert replants:
- If replanting less than 100 acres per unit you may complete a self-cert replant which speeds up the claim process.
- The insurance company will send you a self-certification worksheet to complete and sign.
- Self-cert claims are still subject to spot checks.
Replant payments amounts for 2026:
- Replant payments are a RMA determined quantity times the spring crop insurance price times your share.
- Canola – 175 lbs. x $0.229 = $40.08/acre
- Corn for grain – 8 bu. x $4.62 = $36.96/acre
- Soybeans – 3 bu. x $11.09 = $33.27/acre
- Spring wheat – 4 bu. x $6.19 = $24.76/acre
- Sugar beets – flat payment of $110.00/acre