Pasture, Rangeland, and Forage Insurance (PRF)
Did you know that you can insure your Pasture and Hay acres through PRF insurance?
Deadline to signup is December 1, 2026 for the 2027 crop year.
Coverage Timeframe – Select from 11 different 2 month intervals.
Subsidized at 51%. Premium due in the Fall
Producers receive indemnity when rainfall in the 17 mile by 17 mile grid is less than 90% of average for the two month time frame on hay and pasture crops
Livestock Risk Protection (LRP)
Insure against a decrease in livestock selling price while still being able to benefit from an increase in market prices.
AgriSource has several agents who are also cow/calf and cattlemen who know the in’s and out’s of the cattle industry.
Available on:
- Fed Cattle
- Feeder Cattle
- Dairy Cattle
- Swine
In Your Marketing Plan
With proper implementation, crop insurance can complement a disciplined marketing plan. With so many different plans, coverage levels, and options to choose from, it can get confusing. In fact, the addition of these new products allows you to take a more assertive approach to marketing your crops during the growing season. These added choices may also mean added confusion though. Which products work best with a marketing plan? Which products best suit my farm?
Our goal at AgriSource is to improve your marketing returns while limiting risk exposure. Proper implementation of crop insurance is an important part of the risk management package that we can put together for your operation. We will do what’s best for YOU!
The links below will take you to the websites of insurance companies we are presently working with:
- Benefits of working with AgriSource…farm backgrounds, farmers, years of experience, analysis of private products, broad network of industry contacts, in depth knowledge of crop insurance
- MPCI, production hail, basic hail, windstorm, other private products
Companies We Are Presently Working With
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