The USDA is proposing several crop insurance changes that a
farm management analyst says would provide more flexibility.

Kent Thiesse with MinnStar Bank in south-central Minnesota tells Brownfield the Quality Loss Option would address concerns related to crop damage and APH—Actual Production History.

“Unfortunately, like some farmers in southwest Minnesota and other areas, 2018 and ’19 were a couple of bad years in a row, and all of a sudden yeah, you have the insurance coverage but your APH starts going down.

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