Archive for the "Crop Insurance" Category

This season’s slow start to planting has progressed to potential prevent-plant acres for the northern Corn Belt growers. Much of the Midwest […]

In Georgia, Maine, and Texas, land is not surveyed under the U.S. Public Land Survey System, which is the basis for optional […]

Don’t leave the value of your crops to chance. The devastation left in the wake of a hailstorm can be partial or […]

The following revisions are applicable for the 2023 and succeeding crop years for the DRP plan of insurance: Allow sales to be […]

“I have listened to feedback from agents and producers alike that some of the reporting requirements for Whole Farm are cumbersome,” RMA […]

U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack said details of a $9.25 billion disaster aid program should be announced in the next couple of […]

Two proposals included in the Biden Administration’s $33 billion spending package aim to boost U.S. food crop production amidst increasing global food […]

Per Product Management Bulletin PM-22-029, the following revisions to the LRP plan of insurance are applicable for the 2023 and succeeding crop […]

Crop insurance is the cornerstone of the farm safety net. After the farm crisis of the 1980s, a report prepared for the […]

The first 2023 Farm Bill Senate Ag Committee hearing took place last week. Crop insurance remained a key topic as Chairwoman Debbie […]