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THE BOMAN FAMILY HAS BEEN
INSURING CALIFORNIA GROWERS SINCE 1982
We Offer Our Growers & Ranchers
The Risk Management Tools They Need
And Below Are Just a Few of Our
Specialty Risk Management Tools…
Citrus Freeze Coverage
We offer both Grower & Packer Citrus Freeze | LEARN MORECitrus Freeze Coverage
The Grower Citrus Freeze insurance policy is an annual policy which protects citrus growers against yield losses due to internal or external damage caused by freeze while the fruit is on the trees.Packer Citrus Freeze covers losses in packing revenue incurred by the packer. This policy can cover the shortfall of a specific number of cartons as selected by the packer directly caused by freeze which prevents the citrus from meeting standards such as fresh marketable citrus. Contact us for more details.
Raisin Reconditioning
We offer Raisin Reconditioning insurance. | LEARN MORERaisin Reconditioning
The Raisin Reconditioning policy reimburses growers for the extra expense of wash and dry reconditioning directly due to rainfall while on trays in the insured vineyard during the insurance period. The policy will reimburse you for slipping, turning, or other field expense incurred by the grower due to the direct rainfall on the trays. It does not insure against lost production or decrease in the value of raisins, other than an allowance for shrinkage. Contact us for more details.
Almond Extra Price
We offer Almond Extra Price insurance. | LEARN MOREAlmond Extra Price
The almond extra price policy allows the grower to purchase more $ coverage per pound of $.25, $.35, $.50, or $.75 cents per lb above the MPCI insurance price. Contact us for more details.
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AG NEWS
08.09.18
- California’s Mendocino Complex Wildfire Is Now Largest in State’s History
- Fighting ACP on Farms and Residential Areas Critical
- Navel Orangeworm Pressure Could Be Increasing in Almonds
- Dried Plums or Prunes? Name Debate Continues
- For Farmers, Trump’s Tariffs Are Far Worse Than Any Bad Trade Deal: By Bart Ruth, opinion contributor —The views expressed by contributors are their own and not the view of Our Agency
- China Tariffs: The Last Straw for Our Weak Ag Economy – Commentary
- One Group Plans Ad Buys in Ag States Opposing ‘President Trump’s Trade War’
- Chief Ag Negotiator Says NAFTA Talks Progressing with Mexico, but Not Canada
- Ag Economy Falls 26 Points in July
- Low Unemployment Creates Farm Labor Pinch Point
- Will The August WASDE Be A Game Changer?
- Farmers Sharing Poor Crop Conditions On Social Media
- Farmers Express Serious Economic Concerns In Latest Ag Barometer
- Next Round of US Tariffs Set
- Truth, Lies and Power: A Farmer Fights The Feds
- Trump Administration Returns Water-Permitting Authority Back to States, Good News for Agriculture
- Equal Access to Justice Act is Not Equal for Farmers
- USDA’s Trade Aid Prevents Farm Income Crisis, Economist Says
- US Infrastructure: Still in the Back of the Funding Line
- Less Than 50% Of Farmers Plan To Participate In Tariff Aid
- Ag Holds Roundtable on Lawsuit Abuse
- Tax Code Changes Make Charitable Remainder Trusts More Attractive
- EPA Emails Show Agency Approved Dicamba Label Changes After Consulting With Monsanto
- Remember When ‘Freedom to Farm’ Became ‘Freedom to Fail’? – Commentary
- U.S., China Seek to Restart Talks to Defuse Trade War
- Senate Approves ELD Delay for Livestock Haulers
- Index Shows Slower Growth: Tariffs Impact Two-Thirds of Firms
07.31.18
- Almond Harvest – Shaking Starts, More Just Ahead – AgFax Tree Crops
- Ag Labor: H-2C Program, E-Verify Will Harm Longtime Work Force – DTN
- American-Grown Pistachio Consumption Increases Globally
- Almond Harvest – Shaking Starts, More Just Ahead – AgFax Tree Crops
- California Regulators Target Chlorpyrifos
- Lawmakers Stress Importance of Crop Insurance as Farm Bill Moves Forward
- Secretary Perdue Cautions Against Expectations of Large Payments Based on Price Declines
- U.S. Says Farmers Could Get Cash Aid by October But Will Not Be Made Whole
- EU Court Ruling on Gene Editing Could Hold Up Future US Crop Traits
- Do Not Give Your Storage Away
- Crop Progress Report
- This Why Farmers are So Angry at the Federal Government
- Ross: NAFTA Negotiations With Mexico Going Well
- Crop Progress: Are We Headed For Record Yields?
- Perdue Pushes for Inclusion of Ag in U.S.-EU Trade Talks
- House Moves Forward with 2018 Farm Bill Process
07.26.18
- CFBF President Jamie Johansson Responds to Tariff-Assistance Package
- Trade Aid Reactions Vary Wildly Some Ag Leaders in Congress Were Silent While Pro-Trade GOP Lawmakers Lashed Out
- ‘Soybeans is a Big Deal,’ President Says in Announcing EU Agreement to Buy More Beans, Lower Trade Barriers
- New Study: Farmers Will Buy Less Crop Insurance If It Costs More
- Uncle Same to the Rescue: Will Bailouts Keep Farmers in Trumps Corner
- Trump Says China is Targeting U.S. Farmers, Being ‘Vicious’
- Economist Says Trump Aid Package Lacks Substance
Outline of Programs to Assist Farmers
USDA will use the following programs to assist farmers:
• The Market Facilitation Program, authorized under The Commodity Credit Corporation (CCC) Charter Act and administered by Farm Service Agency (FSA), will provide payments incrementally to producers of soybeans, sorghum, corn, wheat, cotton, dairy, and hogs. This support will help farmers manage disrupted markets, deal with surplus commodities, and expand and develop new markets at home and abroad.
• Additionally, USDA will use CCC Charter Act and other authorities to implement a Food Purchase and Distribution Program through the Agricultural Marketing Service to purchase unexpected surplus of affected commodities such as fruits, nuts, rice, legumes, beef, pork and milk for distribution to food banks and other nutrition programs.
• Finally, the CCC will use its Charter Act authority for a Trade Promotion Program administered by the Foreign Agriculture Service (FAS) in conjunction with the private sector to assist in developing new export markets for our farm products.
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