Archive for the "Crop Insurance" Category

According to a recent poll conducted by the University of Purdue, about 30% of farmers who have grown wheat and soybeans together […]

Acreage reporting for some of our largest dates is quickly approaching, and several planting seasons are underway. Below are a few reminders […]

Growers in the Northern Plains are encouraged to stay connected with their insurance agents as final planting dates grow near or pass. […]

FSA started mailing 303,000 pre-filled applications this week for the Emergency Relief Program (ERP) and farmers and ranchers are encouraged to be […]

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 […]

USDA announced Monday $6 billion in payments to crop producers impacted by 2020 and 2021 natural disasters. Relief payments will be distributed […]

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 […]

Effective for the 2023 and succeeding crop years, the Grass Seed Crop Provisions have been revised to clarify how producers can use […]