Harvest and Crop Insurance
Report your production once you have finished combining.
This will be used to prove your yield or settle your claim. You have no later than 15 days after harvest is completed to file a claim. Once the claim is filed there is a 60-day window to submit all required production information needed to settle the claim.
Upcoming Deadlines
November 14th- Production Reporting for winter wheat, spring wheat, forage and rye
November 17th- Acreage Reporting for winter wheat and rye
December 1st- Pasture, Rangeland and Forage (PRF) Acreage reporting and sales closing
PRF Lease RequireMENT
The Risk Management Agency has issued new lease requirements for Pasture, Rangeland, and Forage
The Risk Management Agency has issued new lease requirements for Pasture, Rangeland, and Forage coverage aimed at clarifying eligibility and ensuring accurate documentation of land use agreements. Under the updated guidelines, producers must provide a written lease agreement specifying terms such as the lease duration and the responsibilities of each party involved. These requirements ensure that leased land is appropriately covered and that producers maintain compliance with insurance policies. The changes are intended to reduce disputes and improve risk assessment accuracy in pasture and forage insurance programs.
If you do not have a written lease for PRF Insurance, you should immediately complete the Lease Certification Form to formally document the lease terms. This form serves as an official record that verifies the leasing arrangement, including the parties involved, lease duration, property details, and insurance-related provisions. Without a written lease, the certification form becomes essential to demonstrate compliance with PRF Insurance policies, enabling proper risk assessment and coverage issuance. It is important to ensure that all parties review and agree to the information on the form to prevent misunderstandings and confirm their obligations under the lease.
