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Important
Dates
Spring Sales Closing
March 15th – sign-up for coverage on Spring crops or make changes to an existing policy. |
Spring Production
Reporting
April 30th
– reporting harvested production of spring
crops from previous year. |
Spring Acres Reporting
Nebraska due June 30th – NE,
Colorado due July 15th – CO,
report all acres planted to spring crops. |
Wheat Sales Closing
September 30th – sign-up for coverage on Wheat crops or make changes to an existing policy. |
Wheat Production and Acres
Reporting
Due November 15th |
Spring Policy Premium
Due October 1st |
Wheat Policy Premium
Due July 1st |
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Crop Insurance
Our specialists believe in providing our clients the tools they
need to make important insurance decisions.
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Educate ~ Counsel ~ Support
Crop Insurance currently protects 80 billion dollars of America’s food supply. With the financial uncertainties and volatilities facing today’s farmers and ranchers, crop insurance is more important now than ever before.
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Crop-Hail
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Crop-Hail policies are not part of a subsidized Federal crop insurance program and are provided directly to the farmer by private insurers. Many farmers purchase Crop-Hail coverage
because hail has the ability to totally destroy a significant part of the planted field while leaving the rest undamaged. As we are all aware in this area of the country, hail is a frequent event. Unlike
MPCI, a Crop-Hail policy can be purchased at any time during the growing season.
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| Multiple Peril Crop Insurance (MPCI)
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Multiple Peril Crop Insurance
policies (MPCI) must be purchased prior to planting and cover loss of the crop yields from all types of natural causes including drought, excessive moisture, freeze, & disease. Newer coverage options combine yield protection and price protection to protect farmers against potential loss in revenue, whether due to low yields or changes in market price.
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| Other
Farm Programs Include: |
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Field Grain Fire
(FGF)
Stand alone fire policy giving you $ coverage on your un-harvested crops.
Increased Re-plant Option (IRO)
Supplements coverage on Corn & Soybeans provided by Multi-Peril, it is a private policy and not re-insured by FCIC.
Livestock Protection (LRP)
Protection for producers if the national cash price of their livestock falls below the level set in their insurance coverage.
Pasture, Rangeland & Forage (PRF)
Protects against widespread loss of grazing & haying production offering coverage for drought.
Sugar Beet Replant Policy (SRP)
Supplements the coverage provided by Multi-Peril policies, it is a private policy and not re-insured by
FCIC. |
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Protect what matters most
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