Which crop insurance plan does not cover replanting payments, late planting, and prevented planting?

The Area Risk Protection Insurance (ARPI) plan is designed to cover larger areas rather than individual farms, focusing on aggregated losses rather than specific crops or fields. This means ARPI provides a safety net against significant yield losses over a wide area but does not address specific events like replanting, late planting, or prevented planting on an individual farming operation.

In contrast, the other insurance options address these specific scenarios. Yield Protection Insurance and Revenue Protection Insurance both offer coverage for various planting issues, including replanting and late planting, to help farmers mitigate losses from adverse weather or other factors that could affect their crop output. Crop-Hail Insurance primarily focuses on damage caused by hail and often includes provisions for other weather-related incidents but also can include replanting payments depending on the policy specifics.

Therefore, ARPI is distinct in its lack of coverage for these particular circumstances, highlighting its focus on area-based risk rather than specialized farming practices.