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The USDA is rolling out new risk management options for beginning farmers, extending eligibility to ten years and offering better coverage and lower premiums through the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.

Big changes are coming for farmers and ranchers. It's all about making insurance work better for the folks who put food on our tables.

With spring just around the corner, farmers must act fast on crop insurance. Here’s what’s at stake and how to stay ahead of the game.

Public comments are being accepted through January 27th on a final rule designed to expand producer access to crop insurance and other risk protections.

USDA is reminding producers that the final date to apply for or make changes to their existing crop insurance coverage is quickly approaching for fall-planted crops.

RMA will make a one-time, Congressionally-mandated payment to Approved Insurance Providers administering eligible crop insurance contracts for 2022 and 2023 reinsurance year specialty crops

The USDA reminds agricultural producers that the final date to apply for or make changes to their existing crop insurance coverage is quickly approaching for summer planted crops, annual forage, and forage seeding. Sales closing dates vary by crop, but the next major sales closing dates are May 1, July 15, and July 31...

USDA is bolstering support for farmers facing crop setbacks by announcing an increase in replant payments for most producers beginning with the 2026 crop year.  This initiative aims to provide financial assistance to farmers who need to replant insured crops damaged by early insurable causes of loss.  The enh...

Flax producers can now benefit from revenue protection, a crop insurance option available through the USDA.  RMA expanded the Small Grains Crop Provisions to now offer revenue protection for flax for the 2025 crop year, an option already offered for barley, rye, wheat, and oats.  ...

It's a partnership to educate underserved small scale and organic producers on the importance of risk management and climate smart farm practices.   “It is vitally important that the USDA Risk Management Agency partners with organizations across the country that can connect producers with crop insurance, education and farm risk management training.”   ...