Two FMH employees graduated from the Crop Insurance and Reinsurance Bureau Emerging Leaders Program (CIRB ELP) this April. FMH congratulates Candy Magee, Senior Vice President – Business Intelligence, and Billy Meade, Sales Development Manager, on their completion of the program!

Newer area products like the Enhanced Coverage Option (ECO) and Supplemental Coverage Option (SCO) have gained in popularity due to their higher levels of coverage. And with the ECO premium subsidy rate increased to 65% for 2025, ECO policies are even more affordable.

FMH has been recognized as a Best-in-Class Employer based on results from Gallagher’s 2024 U.S. Benefits Strategy & Benchmarking Survey!

FSA offices may have longer wait times this year with staffing changes, but farmers don’t need to depend on FSA to report their acres for crop insurance.

FMH had an incredible impact on local communities in 2024 with its corporate contributions. As a company, FMH donated over $730,000 through its Matching Gifts Program and corporate giving, which supported dozens of incredible organizations. Check out some of the highlights from this last year!

2025 is predicted to be a financially tough year for many farmers. This means farmers may look for ways to do more with what they already have. As trusted advisors, FMH agents can provide their customers with cost-savvy options.

Remind your customers of easy-to-secure commercial ag coverages from Ag Brokerage Solutions as they prep for the growing season.

From the Farm Bill extension to the new administration, recent political events and the pricing landscape affect the real commodity price concerns farmers are facing. Below, find excerpts from FMH’s latest InsureCast episode with special guest Chip Flory, host of AgriTalk Radio, on 2025 ag economy impacts to farmers.