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RMA Responds to Increasing Interest in Specialty and Organic Crop Insurance Options

Posted August 27, 2021
in Top Ag News and Crop Insurance

According to the RMA, liabilities for insured specialty crops increased from $1 billion to over $20 billion since 1990 bringing increased need for more crop insurance options. As a result, the agency recently announced additional policy options and changes concerning California citrus trees, Florida citrus, Hurricane Insurance Protection, Production and Revenue History (PRH), WFRP and Hemp. Find out what new policy options are available now.

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