There's no doubt about it, crop insurance can be a vital tool in preserving and guaranteeing income on your farm. We've always worked with members to help offset market risk. National Farmers Crop Insurance is another tool that can help you lower your risk and grow your profitability.

National Farmers Crop Insurance rates are the same as all other agency rates. The difference is working with agents that understand the needs of National Farmers member producers. And, when you buy through National Farmers, you help grow your farm organization.

• •  National Farmers agents will explain the different levels of protection and how they can work for your farm
• •  Our agents can help you select from several policies that may fit your operation
• •  Many lending institutions now require crop insurance...make sure you talk with National Farmers agents to purchase the right policies for you
• •  Insurance policies are available for forages and pastures in some areas
• •  Switching to National Farmers Crop Insurance only takes one signature
• •  National Farmers Grain Marketing Plus representatives can help you earn higher farm income when you purchase the correct revenue insurance for your operation
• •  Premiums are subsidized and regulated by the federal government giving you the comfort of knowing all policies and costs are the same no matter who you buy from. BUT, when you buy through National Farmers, you are helping to grow your farm organization
• •  March 15 is the deadline for corn, soybeans and milo

National Farmers agents have been working with members for many years, and would like to help you with your crop insurance needs.

Find out about crop insurance through National Farmers.
Call 866.247.2667 today!

In Indiana, Kentucky and Ohio, call 812.719.6736.
In Minnesota and Iowa, call 515.306.0275.

Call now and receive the best crop insurance service in the industry!

Be sure to mention National Farmers when you call, so your ag marketer gets credit for your business!

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