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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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California Avocado Society
California Cherries
California Citrus Mutual
California Tomato Growers Association
Fresno County Farm Bureau
Gold Crown Macadamia Association
Monterey County Vintners and Growers Association
Napa Valley Grapegrowers Association
Santa Cruz Mountains Winegrowers Association
San Joaquin Valley Winegrowers Association
Sonoma County Vintners
Sunkist Growers
US Apple Association
The Wine Institute – The Advocacy Group for the California Wine Industry
Western Pistachio Association
AG NEWS
08.27.2021
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- Japan Grants Market Access to California Plums
- Making Jet Fuel out of Almond Byproducts & More
- USDA Announces Expanded Options For Crop Insurance For Specialty And Organic Crops
- EPA Sends RFS Volumes Proposal to OMB EPA | Says Volumes Proposal Designed to Get RFS ‘Back on Track
- Sign up for free online tax planning, land lease workshops
- Ag Marketing IQ brought to you by Is the wheat story over — or just beginning?
- Ag democrats flesh out priorities for $3.5T reconciliation
- Growth Energy CEO responds to rumors EPA plans to lower Renewable Volume Obligations
- Next Generation Fuels Act is re-introduced in the House
- Innovation, technology, and sustainability are crucial to the future of the cattle industry
- Economist says he expects less volatility in the cattle market in 2022
- Worried About Biden’s Tax Plan? Paul Neiffer Has Recommendations
- How to Manage On-Farm Stress in the Coming Busy Season
- New webinar: Future Directions: Exploring Farmers’ Climate-Smart Tools
- USDA projects record ag exports in FY 2022
- NAWG Welcomes Suspension of Vietnam Wheat Import Tarif
- Chlorpyrifos Post-Mortem Five Things Farmers Need to Know About EPA’s Ban on Chlorpyrifos
- Ethanol Inventory Continues to Fall EIA: Ethanol Output at 5-Month Low; Stocks Again Drawn Down
- Steal this idea: Keys to a good pre-harvest meeting
- Market charts show an upward trend still intact
- How will climate change impact agriculture?
- Additional livestock, dairy COVID pandemic assistance rolled out
- USDA updates guidance on Packers & Stockyards Act
- October 12 deadline set for updated CFAP 2, more assistance to come
- Growth Energy CEO responds to rumors EPA plans to lower Renewable Volume Obligations
- China’s “Phase One” trade commitments expire soon, then what?
- Same time, new city for 2022 Cattle Industry Convention
- Inflationary Pressures and Drought Jolt Farmers, While Unpredictable Grocery Supply Issues Persist
08.18.2021
- 3 Big Things Today, August 18, 2021
- California Almonds: Hull Tights Caused by Water Stress
- Farm Income, Loan Repayments Rise
- Higher fertilizer prices could be coming
- Biofuel groups file challenge to E15 court ruling
- It’s time to learn mandatory new lease accounting standards for 2022
- Management mistakes and the Schedule F can break the farm
- USDA exports – China, unknown buys soybeans
- The vital fertilizer that’s inspiring multibillion-dollar bets
- USDA funds may help cover costs for organic certification
- Ag Taxes: Senate Votes to Protect Farmers, Ranchers from Higher Capital Gains
- Tractor Sales In U.S. Up 14% For The Year, Combine Sales Up 13%
- Bayer Asks U.S. Supreme Court To Review Roundup Lawsuit Ruling
- Crop Progress Report 08.16.21 (PDF)
- Company Argues Appeals Court Erred in Only Roundup Case to Reach Trial
- Biden administration confirms it will boost food stamps by record amount
- La Niña weather pattern could return this winter
- Rural broadband a priority for ag committee
- USDA Releases “Season-Average Price Forecasts” Outlook Report
- Farm Credit System Reports On Its Young, Beginning And Small Farmer Lending Program
- U Of Illinois Economist On The Livestock Industry’s Response To Meatless Meat
- Shipments Of Plant-Based Proteins To Pizza Operators Up 56% In the Second Quarter
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