Multi-Peril Crop Insurance
MPCI in all of its forms provides protection against crop yield loss by allowing policy holders to insure a chosen percentage of their Actual Production History (APH). Policies protect a variety of crops against all natural perils.
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Crop-Hail Insurance
Crop-Hail products insure against the perils of hail, fire, lightning and transit. These products allow the grower added flexibility when it comes to protecting one's investment. Policies include various coverage levels and deductibles. Within the crop insurance field it has long been assumed that your MPCI covers your expenses and your Crop-Hail covers your profits.
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Bin Measurement Reminder:
Please let Buck Agency know if you are planning on commingling your 2015 and 2016 crops so we can get an adjuster out to measure your bins before harvesting begins.
Office number: 605.997.3744
Office number: 605.997.3744
Projected (Spring) Price/Harvest (Fall) Price:
Currently in discovery, the 2016 projected spring prices are set in the month of February with December 2016 corn futures and November 2016 soybean futures. For those on a revenue protection plan, the 2016 harvest prices will be determined the month of October, again, using December 2016 corn futures and November 2016 soybean futures.
http://prodwebnlb.rma.usda.gov/apps/PriceDiscovery/GetPrices/YourPrice
http://prodwebnlb.rma.usda.gov/apps/PriceDiscovery/GetPrices/YourPrice
Click on the table to visit the RMA Discovery Price page. Input the required fields to see the desired price.
In the News:
Late-Season Soybean Diseases: Know what's killing your soybeans.
by Emmanuel Byamukama, September 1, 2016 (www.igrow.org)
Late-season soybean diseases can sometimes be mistaken for natural senescence. A closer look at the stems and roots of dying plants and the pattern displayed by dead plants in the field may revel root or stem rots going on.
Scout for Corn Ear Rots
by Emmanuel Byamukama, September 8, 2016 (www.igrow.org)
A number of corn fields scouted in the northeast and east-central counties were found with corn ear rots.
USDA Raises Soybean Yield Estimate to 50.6 bu/acres, Lowers Corn Yield
by www.agweb.com September 12, 2016
USDA raised its soybean yield estimate to a whopping 50.6 bushel per acre and lowered its corn yield estimate to 174.4.
Web Soil Survey (WSS)
by USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS)
(USDA) - Web Soil Survey (WSS) provides soil data and information produced by the National Cooperative Soil Survey.
Agricultural Economics Publications
2016
(Purdue University) - Purdue Agricultural Economics Report (quarterly) and selected recent publications.
by Emmanuel Byamukama, September 1, 2016 (www.igrow.org)
Late-season soybean diseases can sometimes be mistaken for natural senescence. A closer look at the stems and roots of dying plants and the pattern displayed by dead plants in the field may revel root or stem rots going on.
Scout for Corn Ear Rots
by Emmanuel Byamukama, September 8, 2016 (www.igrow.org)
A number of corn fields scouted in the northeast and east-central counties were found with corn ear rots.
USDA Raises Soybean Yield Estimate to 50.6 bu/acres, Lowers Corn Yield
by www.agweb.com September 12, 2016
USDA raised its soybean yield estimate to a whopping 50.6 bushel per acre and lowered its corn yield estimate to 174.4.
Web Soil Survey (WSS)
by USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS)
(USDA) - Web Soil Survey (WSS) provides soil data and information produced by the National Cooperative Soil Survey.
Agricultural Economics Publications
2016
(Purdue University) - Purdue Agricultural Economics Report (quarterly) and selected recent publications.
