Posted by massey333 on September 03, 2008 at 12:25:48 from (216.255.61.103):
In Reply to: Crop insurance farming posted by Dave from MN on September 03, 2008 at 04:55:34:
I'am maybe a little naive on crop Ins.today because it has been over 25 yrs.since i carried it,but I believe it is just as true today as then."AGENT_AGENT_AGENT"on what you get or can do or get in Payment.I have heard what IaGary said about your yield going down if you collect,but I know people who have collected 30yrs.or better and they (at least)say what kind of money they are getting.Again AGENT.On the agent thing,I custom farmed a farm for a elderly Brother-Sister and they had Two Different Agents and we had a very bad drought year and filed claims,one got several thousand $$ and the other one got nothing(ZILCH)and I filed all the Paper work on both.Same Policy amounts and coverage amounts.Again AGENT.Sorry for the long post but I can make just as much or more in the long run without the Ins.
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