To ensure your farm stays in the family insure your crop! Call Randy or Leann in Pasco or Louise, Darwin or SandyW. in Kennewick.
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Buying a crop insurance policy is one risk management option. Producers should always carefully consider how a policy will work in conjunction with their other risk management strategies to insure the best possible outcome each crop year. Crop insurance agents and other agri-business specialists in the private and public sectors can assist farmers in
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Farmers may select from various types of policies. Multiple Peril Crop Insurance (MPCI) policies are available for most insured crops. Other plans may not be available for some insured crops in some areas. In addition, some of the policies listed below are not available
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Catastrophic Coverage (CAT) - pays 55 percent of the established price of the commodity on crop losses in excess of 50 percent. The premium on CAT coverage is paid by the Federal Government; however, producers must pay a $100 administrative fee for each crop insured in each county. Limited-resource farmers may have this fee waived. CAT coverage is not
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