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Pandemic Cover Crop Program (PCCP) On Tuesday June 1st, USDA released information about the Pandemic Cover Crop Program.  Ag producers who have insurance coverage under most MPCI policies are eligible for a $5/Acre premium support (but not more than the full premium owed) on insured acres that were planted to a eligible cover crop this

MPCI Insured: The 2021 MPCI Spring Revenue Prices for corn, soybeans, barley, wheat, and sunflowers were announced 3/2/2021. Also included below are prices for APH policy crops (i.e. sugarbeets, Potatoes, etc.)

FSA Quality Loss Adjustment (QLA) sign up starts today and runs through March 5th What is it? QLA aids producers who had eligible crop quality losses due to natural disasters in 2018 and 2019. The qualifying disasters that were most common to our area include excess moisture, flooding, and snowstorms. Who is eligible? Eligible producers

USDA Announces CFAP 2.0 On September 17th USDA announced an expansion of the Coronavirus Food Assistance Program (CFAP). CFAP 2.0 will provide producers with financial assistance that will help with some of the increased marketing costs and price loss due to COVID-19. Sign up for the program will start on Monday September 21st. The program

CFAP Overview Sign up for the CFAP (Coronavirus Food Assistance Program) at FSA is set to begin this coming Tuesday, May 26th, and go through August 28th. The first round of the program is not to exceed $16 billion – you may want to try and get your application in sooner rather than later Producers

Prevent Plant Refresher Information Prevent Planting is the failure to plant the insured crop acreage due to an insured cause of loss by the final planting date or by the end of the late planting period (25 days after the final plant date for most crops). Prevent Plant must be due to an   insured cause