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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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FARM BILL | A SHORT HISTORY AND SUMMARY
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California Agricultural Leadership Foundation
California Association of Winegrape Growers
California Avocado Commission
California Avocado Growers
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
03.14.19
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- USDA Outlines Eligibility for Supplemental Coverage Option
- Feeding the Economy to the Tune of $7-Trillion a Year
- Economist Says No USMCA Ratification Might Lead to Recession
- Lighthizer Unable To Predict Trade Talk Success With China
- Should Vegetarian Products Be Allowed Meat-Related Names?
- The Green New Deal Progressives Really Are Coming for Your Beef
- Stocks Enjoy 3rd Straight Day of Gains
- Human Intuition Still Needed to Make Complex Cropping Decisions
- Why You Can’t Believe What China Says About African Swine Fever
- EPA Planning to Boost Ethanol Mix in Gasoline
- Broad Coalition Urges Congress to Protect Farm Bill Program Funding
- Completing E15 Rule in Time for Summer Driving Season Remains in Question
- Roberts Questions Lighthizer on Trade During Finance Hearing
- Perdue Announces Middle List For ERS and NIFA Relocation
- RFA: Data proves waivers harmed ethanol
- Human Intuition Still Needed to Make Complex Cropping Decisions
- Net Farm Income Will Rise for Crops and Livestock, But Won’t Make Up for 2018 Decline
- Wheat Outlook – Wheat ripe for rebound
- Does Xi trust Trump enough to get on a plane?
- 3 Big Things Today, March 13
- High-Nitrate Feed Poisons Cattle
- Six Tax Mistakes for Farmers to Avoid
- NASS Eliminates August Objective Yield Survey
- Grain Bin Collapse Spills Nearly One Million Bushels
- Cannabis: Potential and Pitfalls
- Freshman Dems Offer Hurdles for USMCA
- Texas Field Reports: Too Dry or Too Wet, Soil Moisture Levels Delay Planting
- Trump Asks for 31% Cut in Crop Insurance/Farmers Would Pay 52% of Premiums Instead of Current 38%
- White House Wants Cuts to Crop Insurance, Other USDA Programs
- Trump to Farmers: ‘LOVE YOU!’ But I Still Want to Cut Your Subsidies
- Secretary Perdue Statement on President Trump’s Budget Proposal
- Peterson Slams White House Request for 15 Percent Cut to USDA
- House Ag Committee Chair Conaway Issues Statement On The President’s FY2020 Budge Proposal
- Federal Reserve: Observations on the Ag Economy- February 2019
- Trump Administration Expected to Release New Biofuel Policy Next Week
- Mike Tate: New Farm Bill Contains Many NCC
- Farm Markets Ignore Huge Soybean Sale to China
- China Needs Trade Deals to Continue Growth
- Trump Signs Pesticide Registration Improvement Act
- Agricultural Commodities – Post The March WASDE Report
- Surprise! Funds Hate Crops
- As USDA and FDA Agree on Oversight, Agriculture Rail Against ‘Fake Meat’
- How the Future of Farming Is Changing With the Advances of Digital Agriculture
- 2018 Beef Exports Set Record, Pork Falls Short in Second Half of Year
- China Purchases U.S. Soybeans and Sorghum, As Trade Talks Face Hurdles
RMA RESOURCES & FARM BILL UPDATES
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- House GOP Passes $95B Budget Resolution With $12B in Farm Aid; Some Farm Groups Oppose War Funding | 07.24.2026
- Farm Bill Renewal Doubts | 07.22.2026
- McConnell’s Absence Creates New Farm Bill Roadblock | 07.15.2026
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