NAP - Programa de Asistencia por Desastres Para Cultivos no Asegurados de la Agencia de Servicios Agricolas del USDA
Event Details
Date
February 27, 2024
Time
6:30pm - 7:30pm
Location
Zoom
Host
Central New York Dairy and Field CropsNicole Tommell
315-867-6001
email Nicole Tommell
NAP ofrece ayuda financiera a productores de cultivos no asegurados para protegerlos contra desastres naturales que provocan un menor rendimiento o perdidas de cosechas, o que impidan la siembra de cultivos. Para calificar para la ayuda, las perdidas de cultivos cubiertos deben ocurrir como resultado de una causa de perdida elegible durante el periodo de cobertura y causar o acelerar directamente la estrucci6n o deterioro del cultivo elegible segun lo determinado por el comite del condado.
Unase a nosotros para este seminario web gratuito donde responderemos:
- ¿Que cubre NAP?
- ¿Que es un Periodo de Cobertura?
- ¿Que es un Nivel de Cobertura?
- ¿Que es un Rendimiento Aprobado?
- ¿Como se Calculan los Pagos?
- ¿Como reporto mi numero de acres?
- ¿Como reporto mi producci6n?
- ¿Como presento un aviso de perdida?
- ¿Como solicito un pago?
Nuestra ponente destacada será Ana Villamil, Directora Ejecutiva del Condado Urbano. ¿Preguntas? Nicole Tommell (nt375@cornell.edu), Katelyn Walley (kaw249@cornell.edu).
Haga clic aquí para registrarse en Zoom gratuito.
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