Crop Insurance Update: Acreage Reporting and Ways You Can Report Acres
Due to the Covid -19 pandemic, the crop insurance acreage reporting process will be slightly different. Below you will find the different ways you can report your acres.
We encourage you to provide us with a copy of your Farm Service Agency 578 Detail & Maps. We will use the data from these forms to gather your acres, plant dates, and percentage of interest for each field.
The deadline to report acres is Wednesday, July 15, 2020 with both FSA and Federal Crop Insurance.
Thank you for your continued business and we look forward to seeing you soon!
Multi-Peril Crop Insurance
Whole Farm Revenue
Margin Protection
Replant Coverage
Weather Insurance
Field Grain Fire Insurance
Hail Insurance
Wind Insurance
Added Price Coverage
Additional Revenue Coverage
Increased Bushel Coverage
Supplemental products offer the option to capture higher revenue guarantees. These programs have been very successful the last four years.
January – Review APH and supplemental products, crop update meeting and crop newsletter
February – Review government programs, MPCI, hail and supplemental products. Spring price is determined.
March – MPCI sign up, sales closing is March 15th.
April/May – Review coverages, production reporting deadline.
June – Acreage reporting and early pay hail.
July – Final acreage reporting deadline.
August – Schedule of insurance, billing statements and silage appraisals
September – MPCI premiums due (end of month).
October – Fall price is determined, review plans and fall visits.
November/December – Claims and production reporting.
Anytime you feel you may have damage to your crop that could negatively affect your yield, you may file a claim. Whether your crop experiences excessive moisture, hail, frost, or wind please contact your local Town & Country Insurance Agency as soon as you notice damage.
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Town & Country Insurance
409 Second St
Webster City, IA 50595
(515) 832-3787
