This episode features Tyler Leighton, senior vice president of Insurance and Ag Economist, Matt Erickson, who discuss the current ag economy. You’ll hear Matt breakdown the September WASDE, how crop insurance can help your operation and what is going on with the Farm Bill.Di Farm Credit Services of America®

In this episode, we share an all-too common story of money left on the table due to the wrong crop insurance decision. Learn how an annual crop insurance review can help you avoid this pitfall. We also discuss our ‘360’ review, which is unique in the industry, combining our expertise in crop insurance with financial insights to ensure your risk man…

Area plans or county-based plans can help bridge the gap between profit and loss. Learn more about area plans, and why the current price environment makes these plans an option that can help give you peace of mind. This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer.Di Farm Credit Services of America®

On this episode, we’ll be breaking down what the most recent reports mean for our 2024 Outlook and what that might mean for the 2025 Outlook.Di Farm Credit Services of America®

Learn more about what an Approved Insurance Provider (AIP) specialist does at Farm Credit Services of America and Frontier Farm Credit and why it’s such a valuable role.Di Farm Credit Services of America®

Learn more about Farm Credit Services of America and Frontier Farm Credit's newest Approved Insurance Provider (AIP) and how that can benefit customers.Di Farm Credit Services of America®

Learn more about Enhance Coverage Option (ECO) coverage and an interesting concept of ECO bundles.Di Farm Credit Services of America®

Producers have until March 15 to make a crop insurance decision for 2024, and this is no ordinary decision. The decisions that have worked the past few years may not be the right ones in 2024. Tony Jesina, senior vice president of insurance and consumer lending at Farm Credit Services of America and Frontier Farm Credit, sat down with Matt Erickson…

Learn more about opportunities to take advantage of current price environments for your 2022 crop.Di Farm Credit Services of America®

Learn more about leveraging insurance products like Margin Protection to lock in minimum revenue guarantees.Di Farm Credit Services of America®

Take a deeper dive into leveraging crop insurance to reduce risk and increase peace of mind when premarket harvesting.Di Farm Credit Services of America®

As you consider your annual farm program decision for the season ahead, there are a few changes for 2021. Under current farm bill provisions, you now have much more flexibility to react and respond to markets and weather.Di Farm Credit Services of America®

Insurance endorsements are stacked on top of existing insurance that changes the terms or scope of the original policy.Di Farm Credit Services of America®

The Wildfire and Hurricane Indemnity Program-Plus (WHIP+) program expands on the original WHIP program by adding excess moisture and drought to the covered perils and sugar beets to covered crops. Producers who experienced natural disasters in 2018 or 2019 may qualify for disaster aid under the WHIP+ program, which includes: Hurricanes Michael, Flo…

Multiple-peril crop insurance coverage (MPCI) is a bundle of different policy options that covers loss of crop yields from drought, flood, excessive moisture, and all other natural causes. We will navigates the various insurance products that can provide additional coverage to multi-peril insurance.Di Farm Credit Services of America®

Margin Protection (MP) provides coverage against an unexpected decrease in operating margin. The area-based plan – not tied to your actual grain sales or input purchases – can be purchased as a stand-alone policy or in conjunction with Yield Protection (YP) or Revenue Protection (RP) coverage. Margin Protection helps leverage opportunities and miti…