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This insurance plan is tailored for any farm with up to $350,000 in approved revenue, including farms with specialty or organic commodities (both crops and livestock), or those marketing to local, regional, farmidentity preserved, specialty, or direct markets.  \nAvailability  \nMicro Farm is available in all counties in all 50 states.  \nCauses of Loss  \nMicro Farm provides protection against the loss of insured revenue due to unavoidable natural causes which occur during the insurance period. Micro Farm will also provide carryover loss coverage if you are insured the following year. See the policy for a list of covered causes of loss.  \nImportant Dates  \nSales Closing, Cancellation, & Termination Dates  \nCalendar Year and Early February 28, March 31, county).  \nFiscal Year Filersor April 15 (by  \nLate Fiscal Year Filers   November 20  \nRevised Farm Operation Report Dates  \nAll Counties........................July 15  \nContract Change Date.....August 31  \nTalk to your crop insurance agent about the dates that apply for your county.  \nInsurance Period  \nCoverage is provided for the duration of your tax year (the insurance period). The insurance period is a calendar year if your taxes are filed by calendar year, or a fiscal year if your taxes are filed by fiscal year.  \nEligibility  \nEligibility for Micro Farm coverage requires you to:  \n• Be eligible to receive Federal benefits;  \n• Be a U.S. citizen or resident;  \n• File either a Schedule F tax form or other farm tax form that can be converted to a Substitute Schedule F for a specified number of years (see“Information You Provide” below);  \n• Have no more than $350,000 of approved revenue (or $400,000 if you had Micro Farm the previous year); and  \n• Have no more than 50 percent of total revenue from commodities purchased for resale.  \nCoverage  \nMicro Farm protects your farm against the loss of farm revenue that you earn or expect to earn from:  \n• All commodities on your farm except timber, forest, and forest products; and animals for sport, show, or pets;  \n• Commodities you produce during the insurance period, whether they are sold or not; and  \n• Commodities you buy for resale during the insurance period.  \nBuying Micro Farm  \nYou can buy Micro Farm from a crop insurance agent by the sales closing date shown for each county in the actuarial documents at: AIB Landing Page ([usda.gov](usda.gov)) . A list of crop insurance agents is available at all USDA service centersand on the RMA website at:  \n[www.rma.usda.gov/](www.rma.usda.gov/)[ ](www.rma.usda.gov/)[Information-Tools/Agent-](Information-Tools/Agent-)[Locator](Locator. If you have difficulty)[. If you have difficulty](Locator. If you have difficulty)[ ](Locator. If you have difficulty)finding an agent, contact your RMA Regional Office.  \nContact Us  \nUSDA/RMA Mail Stop 0801  \n1400 Independence Ave., SW Washington, DC 20250 Phone: (202) 690-2803  \nFax: (202) 690-2818  \n[Website](Website: www.rma.usda.gov)[:](Website: www.rma.usda.gov)[ www.rma.usda.gov](Website: www.rma.usda.gov)  \n[E-mail](E-mail: rma.cco@rma.usda.)[:](E-mail: rma.cco@rma.usda.)[ rma.cco@rma.usda.](E-mail: rma.cco@rma.usda.)[ ](E-mail: rma.cco@rma.usda.)gov  \nThis fact sheet gives only a general overview of the crop insurance program and is not a complete policy. 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