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NAP (Noninsured Crop Disaster Assistance)Subsidy

FSA · Illinois

Program Overview

Disaster protection for crops NOT covered by federal crop insurance — vegetables, fruits, mushrooms, honey, aquaculture, etc. Low cost: $325/crop/county.

Program Details
$325/crop/county fee; covers 50-65% of expected value at catastrophic level
Application deadlines vary by crop, typically before planting
Your local FSA office
Low — sign up at FSA, pay the fee
Required Documents
  • Photo ID
  • Production records for the crop
  • Acreage information
Forms
  • CCC-471 (NAP Application)
Priority Advantages

The following groups may receive priority consideration for this program:

Pro Tip: Beginning and limited resource farmers get FEE WAIVERS and higher coverage. If you grow anything that regular crop insurance doesn't cover, this is your safety net.
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Your Local FSA Office
FSA Adams County Farm Service Agency
338 S 36Th St, Quincy, IL 62301-5807
(217) 224-9307
FSA Alexander-Pulaski County Farm Service Agency
505 Front Street, Tamms, IL 62988
(618) 747-2305
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Frequently Asked Questions

Who may qualify for NAP in Illinois?

Disaster protection for crops NOT covered by federal crop insurance — vegetables, fruits, mushrooms, honey, aquaculture, etc. Low cost: $325/crop/county. Contact your local FSA office in Illinois for specific eligibility requirements.

How much does NAP pay?

Value range: $325/crop/county fee; covers 50-65% of expected value at catastrophic level. Actual amounts depend on your specific situation, crops, and acreage.

When is the NAP deadline?

Application deadlines vary by crop, typically before planting. Contact your local FSA office for the most current dates.

How do I apply for NAP in Illinois?

Apply at Your local FSA office. Required forms: CCC-471 (NAP Application).

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