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Read MoreThe USDA Risk Management Agency (RMA) has recently announced (MGR-26-009) that there will be additional time for policyholders to make payment of federal crop insurance premiums and administrative fees for the 2026 reinsurance year.
Read MoreThe Farm Bill remains one of the most important pieces of legislation affecting agriculture. While the One Big Beautiful Bill (OB3) included several significant updates, many producers may wonder why Congress is still working toward a new Farm Bill.
Read MoreTechnology is rapidly reshaping the crop insurance claims process, and precision agriculture combined with other powerful new tech is driving that transformation.
Read MoreFMH Head-Shaving Event Raises Over $190K for Childhood Cancer Research and Blank Children’s Hospital
Fundraisers “braved the shave” to raise awareness for childhood cancer research at the 21st Annual St. Baldrick’s Head-Shaving Event hosted by Farmers Mutual Hail Insurance Company, SI (FMH) on June 11.
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Read MoreAs the 2026 planting season gets underway across the U.S., crop conditions and input costs are already shaping decisions on the farm. While some areas are progressing ahead of average pace, others are working through weather challenges and economic pressures that are influencing planting plans.
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