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Citrus Freeze Coverage
We offer both Grower & Packer Citrus Freeze | LEARN MORECitrus Freeze Coverage
Citrus Freeze Insurance may provide eligible growers with protection against direct freeze or frost damage to insured citrus fruit. Separate business-interruption coverage may also be available for eligible citrus packers affected by a reduced supply of freeze-damaged fruit. Availability, covered losses, limits, deductibles and claim calculations are determined by the issuing carrier’s policy and underwriting requirements. Contact us for more details.
Raisin Reconditioning
We offer Raisin Reconditioning insurance. | LEARN MORERaisin Reconditioning
Raisin Reconditioning Insurance may reimburse eligible growers in designated California areas for specified additional expenses resulting from rainfall while grapes are drying on trays or in rolls in the insured vineyard. Depending on the policy, coverage may include qualifying reconditioning costs and remains subject to county availability, carrier underwriting, inspection, documentation and claim requirements Contact us for more details.
Almond Extra Price
We offer Almond Extra Price insurance. | LEARN MOREAlmond Extra Price
Almond Extra Price coverage may allow eligible California almond growers to supplement an underlying MPCI almond policy by increasing the insured price election. This private coverage does not replace the MPCI policy, and eligibility, available coverage amounts and loss calculations are governed by the issuing carrier’s policy and its coordination with the underlying federal coverage. Contact us for more details.
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AG NEWS
06.14.2022
- Farmers worry water-rights proposal could affect food supply
- New Measures to Improve Ag Exporter Conditions at the Port of OaklandBe Aware of Heat Illness Prevention
- Turlock Irrigation District Serves Growers, Conserves Water with New Technology
- Editorial: How bees became fish in California
- Oldest orange variety released from quarantine
- Crop Progress Report | June 13, 2022 | PDF
- Ocean Shipping Reform bill awaits Biden’s signature
- Farmers Are Now Paying Above $5 For Off-Road Diesel, And It’s More Than Just Russia to Blame
- Ag Weather Forum
- What trajectory do you want for your farm operation?
- Ukrainian producers desperately looking for solutions to export problems
- U.S. Supreme Court delays decision in hearing Bayer’s Roundup appeal
- Grocery prices rise 11.9% in a year, worst increase since 1979
- Farm Bill Review: Economic Perspectives on Title I Commodities
- USDA: Eating Out Spending Returns To Pre-Pandemic Levels
06.09.2022
- Almond Board of California Announces 2022 Election Results
- Almond Alliance Announces Historic Joint Venture to “Move Nuts”
- New Measures to Improve Ag Exporter Conditions at the Port of Oakland
- California Farmers’ Tequila Dreams
- Mechanical Pruning Trial in ‘French’ Prune – Through Year Three
- Barchart Cuts Production and Yield Forecasts In Initial 2022 Estimates
- USDA Offers New Estimates in Strained World Market
- Most Fertilizer Prices Move Lower for First Time Since November 2020
- US Ethanol Inventories Rise
- USDA adviser chosen as USTR chief ag negotiator
- Cropland prices up 20% this year
- Grain prices wobble but move higher
- The bear market is growling…
- 2022 Ag Census signup deadline is June 30
- Eminent domain reform bill to protect landowners
- Turkey, Russia Begin Talks on Sea Lane for Ukrainian Grain Exports
- Biden to nominate USDA advisor McKalip as USTR ag negotiator
- Yellen critical of US tariffs on China
- Farmers struggle amid rising diesel prices
- Ag watching SCOTUS for decision on whether to hear Roundup case
- Farmer sentiment dives on production cost concerns
- Duvall Talk with Biden on Shipping Reform, Supply Challenges
- Upcoming series: Drought management in beef operations
- Ag Weather Forum
- Barchart Cuts Production and Yield Forecasts In Initial 2022 Estimates
- Jerry Gulke: Is the Government Influencing Price Discovery?
- Todd’s Take The Need For Soybean Oil Has Never Been Greater
- Is it time to buy fertilizer and fuel?
- Production shortfalls provide wheat pricing opportunities
- Farmer sentiment plummets as production costs skyrocket
- Volatility delivers mixed results for grain prices
- WOTUS roundtable features cattle producers’ concerns
- Producer conversations about WOTUS show issues with EPA authority, clarity
- 75 Million Tonnes of Grain Could be Stuck in Ukraine by Fall, Kyiv Notes Anti-ship Weapons Could Help Secure Exports
- Kremlin Trying to Sell “Stolen Ukrainian Grain,” as Kyiv Search For Alternative Grain Export Routes Continues
- USDA study: Bt corn largely spares non-target insects
- American Agri-Women Call On Officials To Unleash U.S. Energy Potential
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