Which of the following plans can a producer choose under the Common Crop Insurance Policy (COMBO)?

Under the Common Crop Insurance Policy (COMBO), producers can choose the Yield Protection plan. This option allows farmers to insure against lower yields due to various agricultural risks such as adverse weather, disease, and pests, providing a safety net for their crop production. Yield Protection essentially guarantees that if a producer's actual yield falls below a certain guaranteed level, they will receive an indemnity that helps mitigate their loss.

Yield Protection is particularly useful because it directly addresses the risk associated with crop yields, which is a primary concern for most producers. While other plans may focus on different aspects, such as price or quality, Yield Protection provides a foundational coverage that directly relates to the quantity of the crop produced.

The other plans, while they may offer valuable protection, do not fall under the COMBO framework in the same way Yield Protection does. For example, Price Protection is typically related to market price fluctuations, which is addressed through different insurance structures. Similarly, Yield Stability and Quality Protection cover specific concerns that may not fit within the standard framework of the COMBO, which is focused on protecting against yield losses. Overall, Yield Protection aligns closely with the central objectives of the Common Crop Insurance Policy, making it the chosen option for producers.