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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
08.21.2020
- Webinar seeks to help growers raise the value of Calif. cotton
- China considers imposing tariffs on Australian wine
- California Almonds: July Shipments “Surprisingly High”
- World cranberries market assessment 2020-2025
- USDA Releases “Season-Average Price Forecasts” Report
- Phase One Talks Delayed, While Recent USDA Reports Provide Perspective on U.S. Farm Exports to China
- CFAP applications can be amended for new commodities
- Ethanol Inventory Rises
- Senator Ernst urges Trump to intervene, deny gap ethanol waivers
- Court denies rehearing of dicamba case
- Senate GOP mulls skinny aid package without ag funding
- Farmer Leaders Build a Better Future for Ag Through Training
- Nat’l FFA Hits Record Membership For 2020 Of More Than 760,000
- Nat’l Hemp Assn, New Holland Announce Member Benefit Program
- Homebuyers Shift Searches From Cities To Rural Areas And Suburbs
- 2020 Sustainable Agriculture Summit Announced, Will Be Virtual
- Trump says he postponed trade talks with China
- Trump Farmer Base Strong Heading into Election Home Stretch
- China, facing high corn prices, buys more from U.S.
- Farm Sales Will Look Different This Fall, Requiring More Work From Potential Buyers
- Feds’ jargon-filled memo won’t help farmers looking to manage wetlands
- Democrats use roll call of states to put focus on ag, rural issues
- Are Export-Oriented Farm Policies Part Of The Problem? – Commentary
- China buys corn and soybeans ‘to keep me happy,’ says Trump
- Vice President Pence Addresses Farmers
- Vice President Pence Addresses Farmers
- Fauci to Brief AVMA Convention on COVID Human-Animal Links
- How to manage your 2021 farmland rent agreement
- Chinn says CFAP limits frustrate cattle producers
- Jerry Gulke: Did USDA Report Print Pre-Harvest Lows?
- Democrats: President’s plan for letter in food boxes inappropriate
- USDA: Cropland Value by State (PDF)
- USDA: Average Pasture Value by Year (PDF)
- Market economist expects farmers to store grain “as best they can” this fall
08.13.2020
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- California: Grocery Chain and Vertical Farm Partner Up
- California Almonds: July Shipments “Surprisingly High”8-12
- Table grape crop to match last year’s production
- August 12, 2020 WASDE
- How COVID-19 Changed America’s Eating Habits
- Progressive Farmer: Kub’s Den What Will Your Life Look Like One Year From Today?
- Would you sell the farm?
- Successful Farming Opinion: Farmland proves itself once again | COVID-19 had all the makings of the final straw for farmland values. It wasn’t.
- As U.S., Chinese Negotiators Plan Phase One Meeting, Trade Remains a Rare Area of Cooperation
- Farm Bankruptcies, Drought, Derecho, and Land Values: Recent Ag Econ Variables in Focus
- Analysis: Skyrocketing US subsidies may far exceed WTO limits
- Harris, Biden’s VP pick, opposed USMCA, backed farm bill
- Daybreak Aug. 12: Environmentalists welcome Biden pick
- USDA Announces More Eligible Commodities for CFAP
- 5 things to know about CARES Act tax implications
- EPA’s Wheeler says he has questions about SRE gap waiver applications
- Naked Farmer Smashes Convention, Pockets $670,000 Savings
- Field To Market Announces Committee And Plans To Advance Racial Justice In Agriculture
- Agri-Pulse To Host Webinar On Rural Broadband
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