(a) For SDRP Stage 1, eligible losses include production, quality, and revenue losses of eligible crops and losses of eligible trees and vines for which the producer:

(1) Received an indemnity under a Federal crop insurance policy that provided coverage for crop production losses or tree or vine losses related to qualifying disaster events, excluding policies for forage seeding or crops with an intended use of grazing, livestock policies, Controlled Environment policies, Margin Protection Plan policies, banana plants insured under the Hawaii Tropical Trees provisions, supplemental policy endorsements based on county- or area-level losses when purchased with a base policy, and policies issued in Puerto Rico; or

(2) Received a NAP payment, excluding crops with an intended use of grazing.

(b) To be eligible for SDRP Stage 1, the loss described in paragraph (a) of this section must have been caused, in whole or in part, by a qualifying disaster event. FSA's creation and mailing of a pre-filled application does not indicate that a crop, tree, or vine loss included on that application is eligible for an SDRP Stage 1 payment.

(c) The following losses are not eligible for SDRP Stage 1:

(1) Losses of aquacultural species that were compensated under ELAP;

(2) Losses for which the producer received an:

(i) ERP 2022 Track 1 payment for the 2023 crop year; or

(ii) ERP 2022 Track 2 payment for which their allowable gross revenue for the 2023 tax year was used as the disaster year revenue;

(3) Losses of insured crops, trees, and vines:

(i) In units that were physically located in Connecticut, Hawaii, Maine, or Massachusetts;

(ii) That were covered under a WFRP policy for which the producer indicated on their crop insurance reports that the majority of their expected revenue would be earned in a county located in Connecticut, Hawaii, Maine, or Massachusetts; or

(iii) That were covered under a Rainfall Index plan for Apiculture or Pasture, Rangeland, and Forage, for which the producer entered a county located in Connecticut, Hawaii, Maine, or Massachusetts on their insurance application; and

(4) Losses of NAP-covered crops that were included in a unit that included any land physically located in Connecticut, Hawaii, Maine, or Massachusetts.

(d) If a producer received both a NAP payment and an indemnity under a Federal crop insurance policy that is included in Stage 1 to address the same loss, the producer cannot receive a Stage 1 payment based on both the crop insurance indemnity and NAP payment. The producer must elect whether to receive the Stage 1 payment based on the data associated with their Federal crop insurance indemnity or their NAP payment.