The USDA Risk Management Agency (RMA) introduced a margin coverage option endorsement for corn, cotton, grain sorghum, rice, soybeans and spring wheat in select states for 2026 and succeeding years.

Lead Claims Processor Billie Nutt is retiring after 37 years of service at ProAg. Join us in celebrating all her achievements.

Agricultural producers who suffered eligible crop losses due to natural disasters in 2023 and 2024 can now apply for $16 billion in assistance through the Supplemental Disaster Relief Program (SDRP).

On June 12, 2025, the Star Tribune recognized ProAg as one of Minnesota's Top Workplace National Standard Setters for 2025.

Grass Seed Crop Insurance Changes

After the applicable final acreage reporting date, acreage reports cannot be revised except for the following items.

The Camelina pilot crop insurance program has been updated to expand coverage to enable producers to better manage their risks.

2026 triticale insurance expands to 257 counties, with flexible coverage revision for spring and winter SCD when no winter-planted acreage. See PM-25-037 for details.

With ongoing market volatility caused by the economy, disease and global factors, more farmers and ranchers are turning to Livestock Risk Protection (LRP).

Food, water and disease management are the principles of raising livestock – and maybe a little bit of luck. But with ever-present market volatility casting uncertainty on prices, safety precautions for your livestock operation aren’t the only thing keeping farmers and ranchers up at night. Thankfully, protecting your operation is made easier with Livestock Risk Protection (LRP) insurance.

Follow along as we outline 5 things to know about Dairy Revenue Protection.

DRP keeps the glass full when unexpected revenue declines occur Got milk revenue loss coverage? If not, perhaps a tall…