
MPCI is a comprehensive crop insurance program designed to protect farmers against a wide range of risks, including natural disasters, adverse weather conditions, and market fluctuations. It provides coverage for yield losses and revenue shortfalls, ensuring financial stability for agricultural operations. With customizable options, MPCI allows farmers to tailor their coverage to meet their specific needs. Backed by federal subsidies, MPCI is an essential tool for safeguarding your farm's future. Contact us to learn more about how MPCI can help protect your crops and revenue!
The Enhanced Coverage Option (ECO) is an area-based crop insurance endorsement that provides additional protection beyond your individual policy. It covers losses from 86% up to 90% or 95% of expected revenue or yield, helping to safeguard against shallow losses that might not trigger your primary coverage. ECO offers flexible coverage levels, area-based triggers, and a 65% premium subsidy, making it a powerful tool for farmers to enhance their risk management strategy and protect their operations against unexpected losses.
Supplemental Coverage Option (SCO) adds an extra layer of protection to your crop insurance, helping cover gaps in your policy and safeguarding against county-wide losses.
Crop-Hail insurance provides extra protection for your crops against unpredictable weather. It helps cover losses from severe storms, giving you peace of mind and added security beyond standard crop insurance.
Protects crops from losses caused specifically by wind damage. This coverage helps safeguard against stand loss, lodging, or physical harm to crops due to high winds.
Provides additional protection for expenses tied to harvesting. It helps offset costs associated with the need for extra efforts at harvest.
Covers added costs when replanting is necessary beyond what standard policies allow. It helps farmers recover quicker by providing additional funds to re-establish crops after early-season losses.
The Crop Insurance Bundle Policy will provide coverage for some of the most common perils in one policy, offering a discount when compared to the same products purchased separately.