No grower likes to leave bushels in the field at the end of a season. That’s why it’s so surprising that fully 50% of the market is still not taking advantage of available yield-protection tools.

Lately, I have been quite vocal on how the overall situation for BDCs is slowly but surely deteriorating. There are basically two main headwinds for the sector, and neither of them can be directly ...

Due to the strong yield potential in many areas of the upper Midwest, the number of corn and soybean producers that qualify for 2025 crop insurance indemnity payments may be limited. However, there ...