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These transitional producers have an organic system in place, are implementing practices that are expected to lead to compliance with the USDA organic regulations (organic rules) , and are not using prohibited substances.  \nA completed Transitional Production Plan, signed by a USDA accredited certification body (certifier), can be used as organic system plan documentation in consideration for transitional crop insurance (  Organic Crops | RMA ( [usda.gov](usda.gov))) and may meet part of the application requirements for Conservation Activity Plan 138 under the Natural Resource Conservation Services’ Environmental Quality Incentives Program’s Organic Initiative ( CAP 138) .  \nThe Organic Integrity Database (INTEGRITY), operated by the USDA Agricultural Marketing Service National Organic Program (NOP), is a registry of certified organic and transitional operations, including data provided by certifiers. For a transitional producer to have its operation listed as transitional in INTEGRITY, and be eligible for organic transitional crop insurance, the producer must complete this Transitional Production Plan and have it reviewed/signed by a certifier. This will comply with the USDA NOP Organic Integrity Database – Transitional Operation Reporting memo issued to certifiers.  \nTransitional Producers–complete all pages of this plan; signthis cover page; and submit your completed plan to acertifier for review.  \nBy signing this plan, I certify that all information is true and correct to the best of my knowledge. I agree to be listed in INTEGRITY as a transitional operation. Transitional operations listed in INTEGRITY will only be viewable by logged-in authorized USDA personnel, TOPP lead partner and certifier users. Listings of transitional operations may also be provided to the Federal Crop Insurance Corporation and their approved insurance providers, for the purpose of evaluating eligibility for transitional crop insurance. Transitional operations will not be viewable by the public. Transitional status does not mean that a producer will qualify for organic certification; that requires full compliance with the regulations as assessed by a certifier.  \nTransitional Producer Signature Date  \nUSDA-NOPAccredited Certifier – review this completed plan and sign below.  \nI have reviewed this plan according to the criteria contained in the Organic Integrity Database – Transitional Operation Reporting memo issued by USDA-NOP. The review confirms that the reported practices and materials in this transitional producer plan meet the requirements for transition as defined above, and the operation will be listed in INTEGRITY with “Transitional” status.  \nSignature of Reviewer Date  \nPrinted Name of Reviewer and Title Printed Name of Accredited Certifier  \nTransitional Producer Contact Information  \n1. Operation Name:  \n2. Address(es):  \n\n| Primary Physical Address |  |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Street Address | City | State | Zip Code |\n| Mailing Address |  |  |  |\n| Street Address | City | State | Zip Code |\n| Billing Address |  |  |  |\n| Street Address | City | State | Zip Code |\n\n3. Contact Information:  \n\n| Primary Contact |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| First Name | Last Name |\n| Phone Number | Email Address |\n| Relationship to Operations | Preferred Language |\n\n\n| Responsibly Connected Contact (if different) |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| First Name | Last Name |\n| Phone Number | Email Address |\n| Relationship to Operations | Preferred Language |\n\n\n| Additional Authorized Contact (if relevant) |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| First Name | Last Name |\n| Phone Number | Email Address |\n| Relationship to Operations | Preferred Language |\n\n\n| \u003Cbr>Land Information and History\u003Cbr>NOP § 205.202 |\n| --- |\n| Background. 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