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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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Allied Grape Growers
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American Pistachio Growers
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
Ag News for CA & AZ Producers: 09.10.2023
- Washington Week Ahead: Senate debates ag spending as possible shutdown looms
- Prop 12 Reversal is Not Likely to be in Farm Bill
- Walnut Blight is Still #1 Disease For The Crop
- Big Yields on 10-Year-Old Independence Variety
- Farm Bill Extension?
- September USDA WASDE Report Heads Into the Fields
- Yield is the big question mark in Tuesday’s WASDE
- USDA Reports The Distribution Of Irrigated Acreage Has Shifted Eastward
- Farmers concerned about sharp decline in net farm income forecast
- Federal Reserve: Observations on the Ag Economy- August 2023
- 2024 profits likely to tighten, even with smaller cash rents
- From tragedy to triumph: Ashley Bridges McMurry’s farming success
- USDA will look into CCC funds after Senate Ag request
- Equipment solutions with advanced technology
- Global Food Prices Decline in August- Lowest in Two Years, But Rice at 15-Year High
- U.S. Agricultural Exports Forecast at $172.0 Billion in Fiscal Year 2024
- CEO salaries, responsibilities are changing with times
- Changes in U.S. agriculture accelerating faster than anticipated
- How technology can help solve agriculture’s labor woes
- University Ag Specialists Issue Report On How Cash Rents Can Be Set
- Farm Journal To Hold Webinar “Changing Weather Patterns And Implications For Farmers” Tomorrow
- USDA Announces Training About New Crop Insurance For Producers Using Controlled Environments
Ag News for CA & AZ Producers: 09.03.2023
- California Table Grape Growers Estimate 25 Million Boxes Lost to Hurricane Hilary
- New avocado tasty, safer to harvest | UC variety could be of interest to both growers and consumers.
- Almond Board marketing goes ‘Prime Time’
- Ag groups: Emissions rule would limit California exports
- USDA Grape Insurance Program Expands To Include Grapevines
- EATS Act now faces opposition in the Senate
- Database helps Californians understand SGMA plans
- USDA Announces Changes To Whole Farm Revenue Protection And Micro Farm Policies
- Farm Bill 2023: Is There Bad Medicine in Base Acres and Reference Prices?
- Annie’s Project For Women in Agriculture Coming to Amarillo Oct. 2-Nov. 6
- Net Farm Income Projected to Fall USDA Forecasts Farm Income Falling Nearly 23%, a Sharp Drop for First Time in Five Years
- Soybeans continue the downward slide | Afternoon report: Corn and most wheat contracts also fade into the red on Thursday.
- A new heat wave lifts corn, soybeans
- Iowa drought is now worst in a decade
- Secretary Vilsack defends Biden administration’s biofuels policies
- Statement by Texas Ag Commissioner Sid Miller on Amended Waters of the U.S. Rule
- Fertilizer Trends For Fall: Is Now The Time To Buy?
- EPA’s New WOTUS Rules: What Producers Need to Know About
- 50-year-old Endangered Species Act Finally Has a Manual for Farmers Thanks to The National Ag Law Center
- Ag Secretary at Farm Progress Show Vilsack Calls for Congress to Maintain Funding Flexibility and Resources at USDA
- New Crop Products in Pipelines What’s Coming From Seed and Trait Companies
- Markets may be primed for some bargain buying
- 5 calf health considerations to maximize immunity
RMA RESOURCES & FARM BILL UPDATES
FARM BILL IN THE NEWS
DISCUSSION DRAFT: FARM BILL 2.0 | 06.23.2026
Agriculture is Vital to Our Economy
Agriculture is Vital to California | 2025 Crop Year
California crops contribute $59 billion to the economy. Click here to download the California Crop Insurance Data Fact Sheet.
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Arizona crops contribute $5.2 billion to the economy. Click here to download the Arizona Crop Insurance Data Fact Sheet.









