In a farm policy, which coverage would reimburse for loss of rental income due to damage from an insured peril?

The correct coverage for reimbursing loss of rental income due to damage from an insured peril in a farm policy is Coverage D. This coverage, often referred to as Business Income or Rental Value coverage, is specifically designed to protect the insured against loss of income that results when property covered by the policy becomes unusable due to damage from an insured peril. This is crucial for farms that rely on rental income from their uses and operations, ensuring that they can maintain financial stability even when property is temporarily uninhabitable or unusable.

Other coverage options, such as Coverage A, typically pertain to the dwelling or buildings on the farm, Coverage C may involve personal property used by the insured, and Coverage E tends to cover additional expenses related to the operation of the farm rather than direct income loss. Thus, while they serve important functions within a farm insurance policy, they do not specifically address the loss of rental income caused by covered damages.