Crop insurance and risk management constitute vital components of agricultural resilience, mitigating financial losses arising from weather extremes, pests, disease outbreaks and market volatility.

The deadline to purchase crop insurance for corn and soybeans for the 2024 crop year is March 15. The 2024 spring prices for corn and soybean will be reduced substantially from the base price levels ...

The country’s farmers took in a record $19 billion in insurance payments in 2022, many because of weather-related disasters, according to a new analysis that suggests climate change could stoke the ...

(Original Caption) Gardner, Kansas: Some corn fields have withered and are a complete loss because of intense heat and drought that has hit the midwest. If you eat, then you are into agriculture and ...

Below are five ways insurance models must evolve to fit this new agricultural world: Modern commercial farming no longer ends ...

Modern agriculture has evolved far beyond the farm gate. Today’s agribusinesses operate across complex, technology-driven value chains, introducing new and often unexpected risks. The message is clear ...

As has often been said with farming, “every year is different.” Many times, decisions for the current crop year are based on what happened in the previous year or two. That could be the scenario in ...

Through this initiative, Protein Industries Canada, one of Canada’s global innovation clusters, will strengthen supply chain ...

Ewan Wheeler (Third Left), CEO of Agriculture Climate Risk Enterprise (ACRE) Africa and other employees at the 10th Anniversary, themed 'Building Farmer Resilience, in Nairobi. [Nanjinia Wamuswa, ...