At American AgCredit, we offer highly experienced agents and crop insurance policies custom-designed to manage your risk and protect your operation.
We know the threat that crop failure or natural disaster can pose to your operation. Our expert insurance agents are ready to work with you to tailor a personalized plan that helps mitigate risk and keeps your business safe.
Depending on the nature of your operation, we offer targeted crop insurance plans to protect your business.
We offer a wide variety of commodity-specific plans to protect your crops. We offer both yield and revenue-based protection to help your operation succeed, even under challenging circumstances.
Raising livestock comes with a different set of challenges. From cattle to lambs, swine, and milk production, we help producers protect against decreasing margins and price for operations large and small.
Rainfall index coverage targets a single but damaging peril — lack of precipitation. We offer several insurance products based on rainfall, which can help protect your operation from the financial impacts of dry weather.
• Pasture, Rangeland and Forage (PRF)
• Apiculture (honey production)
• Annual Forage
Whether your operation faces risk from fire, freeze, or hail: we offer a variety of plans to ensure you are protected from the effects of extreme weather. Named peril insurance covers damage to specific commodities caused by associated common perils:
Whole-Farm Revenue Protection (WFRP) provides a safety net of coverage for your crop and livestock operations. For diversified producers who may have crops and livestock that are not covered by federal crop insurance programs, Whole-Farm Revenue Protection can help these operations manage risk.
A new insurance program for grape producers is now available. In addition to insuring your production, you also can insure your vines against perils including freeze, hail, flood, and fire.
| SALES CLOSING DATE | PRODUCTION REPORTING DUE DATE | ACREAGE REPORT DEADLINE | PREMIUM BILLING DATE | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Almonds/Pistachio | Dec 31 | Mar 15 | Mar 15 | Aug 15 |
| Annual Forage | July 15 | — | Varies | Aug 30 |
| Apples | Nov 201 | Jan 151 | Jan 151 | Aug 15 |
| Avocados | Nov 30 | Jan 15 | Jan 15 | Aug 15 |
| Canola | Aug 31 | Oct 15 | Dec 15 | July 12 |
| Cherries/Stonefruit (CA) | Jan 31 | Mar 15 | Mar 15 | Aug 15 |
| Citrus/CO Peaches | Nov 20 | Jan 15 | Jan 15 | Aug 15 |
| Coffee | Dec 31 | Mar 15 | Mar 15 | Aug 15 |
| Corn/Soybeans | Mar 15 | Apr 29 | July 15 | Aug 15 |
| Cotton | Mar 153 | Apr 293 | July 15 | Aug 15 |
| Grapes4 | Jan 31 | Mar 17 | May 15 | Aug 15 |
| Olives | Jan 31 | Mar 15 | Mar 15 | Aug 15 |
| Onions | Feb 1 | Mar 18 | May 155 | July 15 |
| Pecans/Chile | Jan 31 | — | May 156 | Aug 15 |
| PRF | Dec 1 | — | Dec 1 | Sep 1 |
| Sorghum | Mar 15 | Apr 29 | July 15 | Aug 15 |
| Tomato | Jan 31 | Mar 17 | July 15 | Aug 15 |
| Walnuts | Jan 31 | Mar 15 | Mar 15 | Aug 15 |
| Whole Farm Revenue Protection | Mar 157 | — | July 15 | Aug 15 |
| Winter Wheat | Sept 30 | Nov 14 | Dec 158 | July 1 |
