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…

Acreage reporting for some of our largest dates is approaching, and several planting seasons are underway. Here are a few reminders to review as part of the acreage report verification process.

RMA is improving the Raisin Crop Insurance Program in California by increasing the reconditioning payment amount from $175 to $250 per ton.

As outlined in MGR-25-003, for the 2025 crop year, RMA is providing relief from the above new breaking Special Provision statement by rescinding this requirement.

RMA is expanding the PRH Strawberry pilot crop insurance program in Florida to include Citrus, Lake and Orange counties for 2026, and extending the end of insurance date in California.

Product Management Bulletin PM-25-028 Livestock Risk Protection, Livestock Gross Margin, and Dairy Revenue Protection - Modifications Effective for 2026 and Succeeding Crop Years

Starting with the 2026 crop year Nursery Value Select (NVS) will replace the Nursery Field Grown and Container (FG&C) crop insurance program. Nursery FG&C will no longer be available for producers to purchase after the 2025 crop year.

As important production reporting deadlines approach, here are some helpful information regarding production reports.

Have questions about PRF insurance? The experts at ProAg are here to answer them — including why PRF coverage is so much more than hay insurance.