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Crop Insurance Helpful for Ohio Farmers
The National Climatic Data Center reported that as the 2012 drought deepened and expanded this summer, it became one of the six largest droughts in modern record keeping. Here in Ohio, you really didn’t need a weather expert to tell you just how bad it was. And before the rains finally came – which were too late for many of crop – the fields were so […]
New Crop Insurance Activism Website & Video on Adjusters’ Role in Getting Help to Farmers
(Overland Park, Kan.) — With the fate of the 2012 Farm Bill still in question and the worst drought in decades fresh in people’s minds, the Crop Insurance Industry is announcing a new website that will serve as a focal point for groups to show their support for crop insurance. “Crop insurance has grown to […]
NCIS Adjuster Schools in Action
NCIS Adjuster Schools in Action
Crop insurance: Smart, fiscally responsible farm policy
Every county in the state of Iowa is experiencing severe or extreme drought conditions, according to the U.S. Drought Monitor. This time last near, not a single county in the state was experiencing drought. In fact, it would be fair to say that farmers saw quite the opposite conditions last year, especially here in western […]
New video offers insight into dramatic losses in the Heartland
OVERLAND PARK, KAN. — With the vast majority of the U.S. corn, cotton, soybean and sorghum crops yet to be harvested, crop insurance companies have already paid out nearly $2 billion in indemnities to farmers who have suffered losses this year. “America’s heartland has taken a beating from Mother Nature and the crop insurance industry […]
Drought Update – September 25, 2012
The portion of the lower 48 states experiencing moderate to exceptional drought increased yet again, to 65%, according to the September 18 U.S. Drought Monitor. In 41%of those states, the drought conditions are considered “severe, extreme or exceptional.” In addition, 54%of the country was in moderate drought or worse. The majority of the country’s corn and soybean acres are affected, and while […]
Crop Insurance Helpful for Ohio Farmers
The National Climatic Data Center reported that as the 2012 drought deepened and expanded this summer, it became one of the six largest droughts in modern record keeping. Here in Ohio, you really didn’t need a weather expert to tell you just how bad it was. And before the rains finally came – which were too late for many of crop – the fields were so dry they […]
No, Virginia, this is not West Texas
Northeast Indiana looks more like West Texas this summer than America’s heartland. According to the U.S. Drought Monitor, nearly 70 percent of the state, including a wide swath from around the Kentucky border in the south, north through Fort Wayne and all the way to the Michigan border is in an “extreme or exceptional” drought. Sadly, […]
