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Monday, June 3, 2024Farming can be a volatile occupation, with constant changes in technology and finances impacting farmers as much as the changing weather. As such, farmers must often tweak their business model to keep up with the technological and financial demands of current times. READ MORE >>
Monday, March 18, 2024If you are a crop farmer, crop production is essential in order to turn a profit. However, dealing in agricultural commodities, crops in particular, is a very high-risk business. It’s very easy for crops to get destroyed, and if they do, then they could represent a significant financial loss. READ MORE >>
Thursday, February 2, 2023Farming can be a volatile occupation, with constant changes in technology and finances impacting farmers as much as the changing weather. As such, farmers must often tweak their business model to keep up with the technological and financial demands of current times. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, December 7, 2022Farm insurance is designed specifically to cover the dangers an agricultural business may face day to day, from crop damage and cattle death to lawsuits. The cost of this insurance is hard to pinpoint, as premiums vary depending on several factors such as your location, size of the farm, coverage limits and more. READ MORE >>
Monday, June 13, 2022As a farmer, you know that your livelihood often depends on the weather. So many external factors can affect crop growth, which dictates how much you earn. But rather than yielding to the uncertainty of ruined crops, you can protect yourself and your business with farm insurance. READ MORE >>
Tuesday, December 28, 2021The cost of farm insurance varies on several different factors from your farm’s location and size to coverage limits and policy types. As an estimate, farm equipment may be insured around $15 for $1,000 in value. For example, say your combine is worth $380,000. This means it would cost approximately $5,700 to insure. READ MORE >>
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