Crop insurance is essential to farmers’ livelihood throughout the country and has never been more important than now. Recent climate change has brought unexpected weather conditions and, in turn, greater risks in the past decade. While all weather conditions present risk, hail is unusual because it can completely obliterate part … Read More
The Risk Management Agency (RMA) has approved loss adjustment procedures for harvested production using acceptable scale types for claim purposes. Below are the procedures and producer requirements from the 2017 Loss Adjustment Manual that must be followed for acceptable scale types to be used in the settlement of a claim.… Read More
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From unexpected natural disasters to major economic changes in the marketplace, there are many risks associated with the agricultural industry. That’s why determining your 2017 crop insurance protection is an important decision, and one that needs to be made and submitted on time. We’re here to help you collect the … Read More
Unlike other types of insurance, crop insurance is dependent on established dates that apply to all policies. These dates are determined and published by the Risk Management Agency (RMA). Dates vary by crop and by county.
An important date to be mindful of is your end of insurance date, … Read More
Determining your crop insurance protection is an important decision, and one that needs to be made and submitted on time. We’re here to help you collect the information you need to meet these current year deadlines.
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