Crop Coverage

Crop insurance provides essential protection against the risks that can impact crop production and revenue, including weather events, market volatility, and regional yield losses. With a range of individual policies and area-based coverage options, producers can customize protection to match their operation, manage risk more confidently, and safeguard their financial stability from season to season.

  • Coarse Grains Insurance

    Provides yield and revenue protection for major row crops against losses caused by weather, natural disasters, or market price declines. Coverage options allow producers to insure production, revenue, or both based on their operation’s needs.

  • Enhanced Coverage Option

    ECO is an area-based endorsement that increases crop insurance coverage above an individual policy, up to 90% or 95% of expected county yield or revenue. It helps cover losses in the deductible range when widespread conditions affect an entire area.

  • Pasture, Rangeland, and Forage (PRF) Insurance

    PRF provides coverage for pasture, rangeland, and forage acres using a rainfall index rather than measured production. It helps protect operations from forage loss caused by lack of precipitation during key growing periods.

  • Stacked Income Protection Plan (STAX) – Upland Cotton

    STAX is an area-based revenue protection program designed specifically for upland cotton producers. It covers a band of revenue losses based on county performance and can be purchased alone or alongside a traditional cotton policy.

  • Supplemental Coverage Option

    SCO provides additional county-level coverage that supplements an underlying crop insurance policy. It protects a portion of the deductible when county yield or revenue falls below 86% of expected levels.

We’re Here To Help

Whether you have a quick question or want to talk through your coverage, our team is just a call or message away. You’ll always reach someone who knows your name — and understands your operation.

Several Highland cattle with long, shaggy reddish-brown fur and prominent horns gather around a feeding trough in a muddy pen, reflecting the kind of rural scene protected by Crop and Livestock Insurance in Southeast Missouri.