Staff of the Fund (inspectorate division) undertakes periodical inspections (a minimum of three annually) to assess the condition of land under cane cultivation. Competitive weeds, gaps between stools, bad fertilization,etc are classified as adverse items. Planters are advised of the condition of their cane plantations in case of existence of any adverse item. The planter can request for a re-inspection of his fields in case of disagreement. The adverse item thus recorded reduces compensation payable in case of event years.
Inspection
IDENTIFICATION OF NON-SECURED RISKS
SIFB
[vc_hoverbox image=”86″ primary_title=”PRE REGISTRATION INSPECTION” primary_title_font_container=”color:%23ffffff” primary_title_use_theme_fonts=”yes” hover_title=”” shape=”square” use_custom_fonts_primary_title=”true”]Losses arising due to competitive weeds, distance stools(Gappiness), improperly fertilisation, etc ..are not compensable during an event year. A Pre Registration Inspection starts by the end of January to end March, i.e. before the Registration[/vc_hoverbox]
[vc_hoverbox image=”83″ primary_title=”POST REGISTRATION INSPECTION” primary_title_font_container=”color:%23ffffff” primary_title_use_theme_fonts=”yes” hover_title=”” shape=”square” use_custom_fonts_primary_title=”true”]Post Registration Inspection starts on/after the Registration period, in practice June to August[/vc_hoverbox]
[vc_hoverbox image=”84″ primary_title=”POST HARVEST INSPECTION” primary_title_font_container=”color:%23ffffff” primary_title_use_theme_fonts=”yes” hover_title=”” shape=”square” use_custom_fonts_primary_title=”true”]A Post Harvest Inspection is undertaken as from October of a year up to the end of harvest. This inspection confirms the harvested extent.[/vc_hoverbox]
[vc_hoverbox image=”85″ primary_title=”POST REGISTRATION INSPECTION” primary_title_font_container=”color:%23ffffff” primary_title_use_theme_fonts=”yes” hover_title=”” shape=”square” use_custom_fonts_primary_title=”true”]Insured or his representative must report within 10 days any fire occurrence in sugar cane field to the SIFB. Fields damaged by fire are subsequently inspected and data recorded.[/vc_hoverbox]
