Are there limits to what farms can be insured under WFRP? What is the last date to purchase (sales closing date) WF… https://t.co/voHUi261gf 09/24/2018 - 08:35 PM

myProAg™ | Any Time. Any Place. Any Device. Safe and Secure. Our policyholder portal application provides an excell… https://t.co/j9XBqu0P80 09/24/2018 - 04:55 PM

In My State #CropInsurance | Crop insurance protects 154,816 acres in New Jersey https://t.co/nvf7DRwg0C via… https://t.co/VtfqQQDyja 09/24/2018 - 02:20 PM

Farm Bill Perspective From Ranking Member Peterson https://t.co/AGk8uLj0c2 09/24/2018 - 12:40 PM

RT @kjproag: Our claims team is out working to assess damage, supporting our ag communities. Be safe! https://t.co/hBSlhLbX6Y 09/24/2018 - 12:06 PM

USDA Adds Shelled Almonds and Fresh Sweet Cherry to Market Facilitation Program https://t.co/Q1J7PXBuWn 09/24/2018 - 11:45 AM

Are you ready to learn more about crop insurance and how it works? Are you interested in learning more about the history of crop insurance or the basic cycle it follows? Crop insurance is a vital part of the American agricultural industry and a key risk management tool for the modern farmer. It is, however, a complex topic, so we would like to provide an overview of some of the basic crop insurance concepts, practices and tools. We hope this "Crop Insurance Basics" will be informative to those who are seeking a basic understanding of Crop Insurance, while also serving as a resource for those better acquainted with the topic. Please feel free to share and pass along the positive message of #cropinsurance. Come experience the ProAg difference, today! #LetUsProtectYou #BasicsofCropInsurance 09/24/2018 - 03:23 PM

House Ag Committee Ranking Member Collin Peterson explained on Friday, “We’ve made very good progress this week. We’ve had a number of calls. Right now we’re waiting on scores on a couple of things. And that’s kind of what held us up yesterday afternoon, because we don’t have these couple of things that were put on the table by Chairman Conaway, I guess it was Tuesday, which get us, in my opinion, in the range of getting this thing done." 09/24/2018 - 12:14 PM

ProAg is a proud sponsor of this year’s Southwest Council of Agribusiness meeting in Lubbock, TX. Congressman Mike Conaway, Chairman of the House Ag Committee was interviewed by Tom Sell of Combest, Sell & Associates, LLC this morning discussing the future of the Farm Bill with the attendees. #FarmBill2018 #LetUsProtectYou 09/21/2018 - 11:42 AM

After the Operational Planning Meeting in the Kansas City Metro office was completed yesterday, here are some Tick Tock Escape Games escapades with some members of the ProAg Underwriting, Operations and Claims team! Did they make it out of the pyramid? #workhardplayhard #peopleofproag 09/20/2018 - 11:33 AM

Do you have a passion for agriculture? Are you motivated and target driven? Are you looking for a challenging career that offers growth opportunities? Then you need to check out this opportunity! ProAg has an excellent opportunity for a Business Development Manager in our Western Region. This position offers flexibility in a work from home environment that has an immense opportunity to develop strategic relationships with current and potential producers of profitable business within the region. Key Responsibilities: Generate new business through outside sales and marketing that supports regional sales growth and profitability and will meet or exceed the marketing goals within ProAg’s business plan. Develop a strategic marketing plan by identifying and meeting with prospective agents. Drive additional business through a variety of means including agency visits, social events, trade shows and correspondence. Check out this opportunity today or pass it along to your colleagues who may be perfect for this career opportunity! https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/850898421/ 09/19/2018 - 03:43 PM

They’ve been used to detect drugs, bombs and bugs. Now a team of specially trained dogs will put their wet noses to work in California, sniffing out a fatal citrus disease with the potential to cripple the state’s $3.4 billion citrus industry. 09/17/2018 - 02:19 PM