
Crop Insurance
AgriLogic's seasoned staff of statisticians, actuaries, mathematicians, and economists, with their unparalleled industry experience, work to provide in-depth crop insurance research and analysis
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AgriLogic's seasoned staff of statisticians, actuaries, mathematicians, and economists, with their unparalleled industry experience, work to provide in-depth crop insurance research and analysis
Read MoreAgriLogic's large-scale econometric models project future trends in supply and demand, commodity prices, input costs, operating margin spreads, and farmland values at the national and regional levels
Read MoreAgriLogic recognizes the need to deliver up-to-date information to those making lending decisions, so we provide services to those in the farm credit industry to assist in credit and portfolio risk management decisions
Read MoreThe Cottonseed Quality Endorsement (CQE) insurance program is currently being developed by AgriLogic Consulting. Cottonseed is an important part of the cotton crop because producers often depend on the value of the seed to cover ginning expenses if not also add to their bottom line.
The Pomegranate Actual Production History (APH) insurance program is currently being developed by AgriLogic Consulting. Pomegranates are a high value tree fruit crop predominately grown in the San Joaquin Valley of California.
The Weaned Calf Revenue Protection insurance program is currently being developed by AgriLogic Consulting in collaboration with Windmark Insurance. This program is designed to provide beef cow-calf producers with revenue protection for their calves up to weaning age.
The Florida Citrus Fruit Actual Production History (APH) Insurance Program developed by AgriLogic Consulting, LLC in cooperation with Florida Citrus Mutual was approved for implementation on May 20, 2020 by the Federal Crop Insurance Corporation (FCIC) Board of Directors under Section 508(h) of the Federal Crop Insurance Act. The program was initially offered for the 2022 crop year.