Which of the following provisions are available under the Common Crop Insurance Policy (COMBO) but not the Area Risk Protection Insurance Policy (ARPI)?

The availability of replanting payments under the Common Crop Insurance Policy (COMBO) is specifically significant because it provides coverage for farmers who experience crop loss early in the growing season, allowing them to replant without incurring a financial setback. This provision acknowledges the risks associated with unexpected weather or pest occurrences that can necessitate replanting.

In contrast, the Area Risk Protection Insurance Policy (ARPI) operates on a broader scale, providing coverage based on region-wide yield data rather than individual farm losses. ARPI does not offer replanting payments, as it is designed to address overall area-level losses rather than specific, individual crop management issues. As a result, the comprehensive protections and specific assistance offered by replanting payments are unique to the COMBO policy.