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Q: What should I expect when the adjuster arrives with a GPS unit?

A: The adjuster will:

• contact you and explain GPS methodology
• measure all land
• amend SARs as necessary
• complete maps, reports and all required paperwork
• after your GPS results are mailed, answer any questions you may have

You are asked to:

• understand the purpose and intent of having land measured by GPS
• inform the adjuster of all irregularities of the field being measured
• ensure that any changes to land measurement are recorded by the adjuster on your Seeded Acreage Report

After your field is measured, ask yourself:

• Was all the land measured?
• Was care taken when driving through fields?
• Was the information recorded and explained to you?
• Was the adjuster professional and knowledgeable?

If you answered 'no' to any of these questions, contact your customer service office.