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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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Crop Insurance & Ag News for CA & AZ Farmers & Producers: 11.18.2025
- Very dense olive orchards thrive on less fertilizer
- Raisin Growers Suffer Devastating Losses that Crop Insurance Won’t Cover
- 2025 Results of Pre-Emergent Herbicide Demonstration Trial for Walnut
- Navel Orangeworm is Bigger Problem in the North Valley
- Second Stage of Disaster Relief Program Going Into Effect
- USDA Announces 2023-24 Disaster Payments; Vaden Says 2025 Aid to Come
- Trump Releases New WOTUS Rule Defining Key Terms Important to Farms, Ranches
- Government Reports, Including Cattle on Feed, Will Shed Economic Light
- Administration Drops Reciprocal Tariffs On Fertilizer, Other Ag Products Not Produced In The U.S.
- Traders Yearn for More Fundamental Support in Cattle Sector
- 7 ways to wind up in court over a farmland lease
- More USDA fireworks ahead for markets?
- Real health insurance options for farm families
- USDA Data Dump Shows Minimal Soybean Sales to China
- Meatpacker JBS Sees U.S. Cattle Shortage Lasting Through 2026
- EPA rolls out proposal for revised Waters of the United States
- Grassley: “partisan approach” likely on skinny farm bill
- Farm groups welcome tariff relief, but fertilizer price drops could lag, experts say
- Omaha Steaks CEO Warns Ground Beef May Reach $10 Per Pound
- Court Orders Purina To Remove “Immunity” From Avian Flu In Its Poultry Feed
- Hansen-Mueller Files Chapter 11 Bankruptcy, Owes Farmers, Creditors Up to $500M (Including OK Farmers)
- New WOTUS Proposal Could Reduce Red Tape for Farmers and Ranchers
- USDA Releases November 2025 Cotton Report
- Pro Farmer Podcast | A post report breakdown
Crop Insurance & Ag News for CA & AZ Farmers & Producers: 11.11.2025
- Several ‘firsts’ featured in Fresno farm reports
- Transparency Dispute Grows as H5N1 Cases Persist in California Dairies
- Almond Grower Loves His Japan Market
- SCOTUS Hears Tariff Arguments and Trump Intends to Help Farmers
- Farm bill extension included in potential deal to end shutdown
- Senate passes bill to end longest-ever U.S. shutdown; hemp restrictions affirmed
- USDA continues to fight full SNAP benefits for November
- Sixth USDA Crop Progress Report Missed as Shutdown Drags Into November
- Ag Interest Rate Snapshot Farm Credit Rates
- 7 financial steps up for farmers
- How the 2025 land market has changed — and how it hasn’t
- Government Shutdown, Trade Wars Hit Farmers’ Bottom Line Hard
- Analysts See U.S. Soy, Corn Harvests Nearly Done; Wheat Ratings Steady
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- How to choose the best irrigation pivot tires
- ‘No skimping:’ Farmers prioritize seed genetics, dealer relationships
- Largest Cooperatives Purchasing Products From Agricultural Producers
- Wilbur-Ellis: Three Keys To Ag Financing In 2026 And Beyond
- Purdue Study Finds 104,766 Ag & Food Jobs Open For New Graduates Annually
- Three Chinese Students At U Of Michigan Charged With Importing Biological Materials Related To Round Worms
- Is China a National Security Threat to U.S. Agriculture?
- Jerry Gulke | How Should Farmers Prepare For the November USDA Reports?
- Blogger Meredith Bernard diversified her farm’s income by opening an RV park on her property.
- President Trump calls on DOJ to investigate the meatpacking industry over concerns about beef prices
- Beef specialists say bull genetics critical to rebuilding cattle herd
- Fertilizer expert: Fall supply concerns loom for nitrogen and phosphate
- China Buys US Wheat & Sorghum, Ends Some Soybean Import Suspensions
- Risky farm legacy: Handing down wealth without wisdom
- Next-Gen Agribusiness: Review and explore strategy, recognize the importance of credit, and focus on outcomes to have a profitable 2026.
- Free and forever: Better capture of farm data
- Meat Institute Issues Statement On Beef Processing Sector DOJ Investigation
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REPORTS & GOVERNMENT
09.09.2025
Farm bill faces uncertain future as deadline nears
Tariff Revenue Could Fund Farm Aid in Farm Bill 2.0, Says Ag Committee Chairman
House, Senate Ag Chairmen Considering Market Aid for Farmers
08.12.2025
Clock ticking on Farm Bill 2.0
08.07.2025
‘Farm Bill 2.0’ next on House Ag Committee agenda
07.24.2025
‘Skinny’ farm bill by end of September? Fat chance, some say
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