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Spuds Corporation buys from Tater Farms, Inc., a potato crop that Tater plans to plant andharvest during the next growing season. Spuds plans to sell the potatoes to Tasty Foods Restaurants.After the potatoes are planted, but before they are harvested, an insurable interest in the crop existsin
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