BOE-A-2026-17753 ·14 August 2026 ·orden Medium impact
Subsidies

Crop insurance for extensive herbaceous farming defined

The APA/863/2026 Order sets technical conditions, insurable crops and unit prices for extensive herbaceous crop farming under the 37th Combined Agricultural Insurance Plan (art. 1). It specifies eligible cereal, legume, oilseed and rice varieties, including straw and irrigation systems under specific conditions (art. 1.1). Crops are grouped into six categories for indemnity and minimum loss calculations (art. 1.2).

In 3 key points

  1. Six crop groups are established for indemnity and minimum loss calculations (art. 1.2). (art. 1.2)
  2. Straw from winter cereals and irrigation head and network installations are insurable (art. 1.1). (art. 1.1)
  3. Dryland plots with expected yields exceeding declared ones can take out supplementary insurance (art. 1.3). (art. 1.3)

How it affects those involved

For farmers and agricultural holdings, the regulation identifies which crops and infrastructure—such as irrigation heads—can be covered by agricultural insurance (art. 1.1). It defines crop groupings for indemnity calculations, directly affecting compensation amounts in the event of loss (art. 1.2). Producers of Asturian faba-granja must register their plots with the Regulatory Council to access coverage (art. 1.1).

Lifecycle

2026-08-14PublishedPublished in the BOE
Official text Based on BOE data (boe.es). Information, not advice.
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