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Southeast Colorado | If you disagree or are not happy with their settlement bpa number than you leave the strip to be adjusted or maybe even harvested later to get a new bpa number. I think on a qtr they usually like you to leave about three 10' strips. Then you can destroy the rest. That way your milo doesn't have to grow in that 15 bpa leftover wheat environment.
If you're happy with their adjusted number initially...........then you just destroy the whole field and get to planting milo.
Unfortunately, I know about every provision possible when it comes to crop insurance claims.
EDIT: I just saw your question on the other post and answered it over there as well.
Edited by tmrand 5/17/2023 08:29
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Failed wheat question
