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May

Wet Planting Season? Consider Prevented Planting

May 03, 2022

By: Daniele Ricci

If 2022 is a wet planting season, Multi-Peril Crop Insurance (MPCI) policies have a prevented planting provision that might come in handy. Read on for more information, and as always, keep in touch with your local Crop Growers agent to see if prevented planting is something you should consider.

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Posted In: Business Tips and Tools

Tags: business planning, cash field, cost control, crop growers, crop insurance, crop expenses, crop revenue, insurance, risk management, weather
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Apr

2022 Grain and Oilseed Outlook

April 04, 2022

In today's blog, Zach Harding, The Andersons Inc., gives a recap on the grain and oilseed industry in 2021, as well as an outlook for 2022. This paper, along with more highlighting other industry outlooks in the Northeast, can be found in Northeast Agriculture: 2022 Insights & Perspectives.

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Tags: ag expenses, ag outlook, ag revenue, business planning, cash field, cost control, crop expenses, crop revenue, economy, export, farm business, farm management, market access, risk management, variable costs, weather
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Feb

Setting Up Your Spring Crop Insurance Policy: Revenue Protection Vs. Yield Protection

February 22, 2022

By: Daniele Ricci

As the March 15 deadline to finalize risk management plans for the year approaches, producers are faced with an important decision: revenue vs. yield protection. Daniele Ricci, Crop Growers LLP, gives an overview of the policies, and how to determine the right protection for your operation.

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Tags: ag expenses, ag revenue, business management, business planning, cash flow, cash management, cost of production, crop expenses, crop growers, crop insurance, farm expenses, farm finances, farm revenue
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May

What’s inside the USDA Coronavirus Food Assistance Program

May 15, 2020

By: Chris Laughton

On April 17, the USDA unveiled details of the Coronavirus Food Assistance Program for agriculture, which includes $16 billion in direct support to agricultural producers and $3 billion to purchase and distribute agriculture products to Americans in need. Read a summary of these two main components.

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Posted In: Ag Economy

Tags: administration, ag expenses, community support, cost of production, crop expenses, dairy, fruit & vegetables, fruit production, legislation, livestock, market access, produce management, usda, vegetable production

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