Quality Loss Adjustment Improvement for Farmers Act

This bill requires the Federal Crop Insurance Corporation to conduct a review of quality loss adjustment procedures every five years starting in 2025, with each review completed within one year. It mandates stakeholder engagement from regionally diverse agricultural groups for each crop commodity during these reviews and requires the Corporation to report findings, procedural changes, and stakeholder input to Congress. For soybean growers, it adds a requirement to establish regional discount factors during disasters or salvage markets, which must be included in both reviews and congressional reports. The bill directly affects farmers using crop insurance, particularly soybean producers, by changing how quality loss adjustments are reviewed and documented.