NAP (Noninsured Crop Disaster Assistance)Subsidy

FSA · Montana

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

Value Range $325/crop/county fee; covers 50-65% of expected value at catastrophic level

Deadline Application deadlines vary by crop, typically before planting

Where to Apply Your local FSA office

Complexity 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:

Beginning Farmer: higher payment rates, dedicated set-asides, fee waivers
Limited Resource: waived fees, higher cost-share rates

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.

Recent Awards in Montana

Natural Resources & Conservation, Montana Dept Of
$5.0M · Good Neighbor Authority

Montana State University
$1.9M · Plant And Animal Disease, Pest Control, And Animal Care

Missoula County
$1.3M · Infrastructure Investment And Jobs Act Community Wildfire Defense Grants

Montana State University
$1.0M · Payments To Agricultural Experiment Stations Under The Hatch Act

Your Local FSA Office

FSA Beaverhead County Farm Service Agency
420 Barrett St, Dillon, MT 59725-3588
(406) 683-3800

FSA Big Horn County Farm Service Agency
205 13Th West Street, Hardin, MT 59034-0205
(406) 665-3442

Find more offices in Montana →

Frequently Asked Questions

Who may qualify for NAP in Montana?

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 Montana 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 Montana?

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

Related Programs in Montana

ARC-CO (Agriculture Risk Coverage — County)Subsidy

FSA · Annual election, typically March 15

PLC (Price Loss Coverage)Subsidy

FSA · Annual election, typically March 15

CRP (Conservation Reserve Program)Subsidy

FSA · General signup has periodic windows; Continuous CRP is always open for priority practices

DMC (Dairy Margin Coverage)Subsidy

FSA · Annual enrollment, typically opens in fall for next year

MAL (Marketing Assistance Loan)Loan

FSA · Available after harvest through May 31 of the following year

Learn More at USDA →

Program information sourced from USDA. Eligibility described here is general guidance only. Confirm at your local FSA or NRCS office. FarmGrant is not affiliated with USDA.