Bullers Crop Insurance & Mapping

08/24/2026

SUGARCANE SALES CLOSING IS SEPTEMBER 30!

Thinking about making a change for the 2027 crop year? Now is the time!

Whether you’re looking for a new agent, want to review your current coverage, or are ready to make a move to an agency where you’re treated like family — we’re here for you. 🤝🏽

At Buller’s Crop Insurance, you’re not just a policy number. We’re real people, we answer the phone, and we’re here when you need us. 📞

Let our family protect your family.💚

Don’t wait until September 30 — call us today!

08/19/2026

08/17/2026

One of the greatest strengths of the Federal Crop Insurance Program is that everyone shares responsibility.

Farmers invest in coverage and absorb a portion of losses through deductibles. Private insurance companies deliver and service policies while helping manage risk. The federal government provides support to keep coverage widely available and affordable.

This public-private partnership has helped American agriculture remain resilient through droughts, floods, hurricanes, freezes, and other unexpected challenges.

When farmers, private companies, and government each play a role, the result is a stronger risk management system that helps farms continue producing the food, fiber, and fuel our nation depends on.

Because protecting agriculture works best when everyone shares the responsibility.

08/12/2026

The way farmers grow crops has changed over the decades, but one thing remains the same: every season requires significant investment before harvest.
For many farmers, today's costs are nearly ten times higher than when he first started farming 50 years ago. From equipment and irrigation to labor, fuel, and crop inputs, modern farming requires an enormous financial commitment.

That's why crop insurance plays such an important role.

It helps farmers manage the financial risks that come with producing our food, giving them a way to recover from unexpected losses and continue farming for the next season.

As the cost of farming continues to rise, protecting those investments becomes even more critical.

07/22/2026

Weather doesn't affect every farm the same way.

Across the country, farmers face different challenges depending on where they live. Some are managing drought. Others are dealing with flooding, hail, hurricanes, excessive rainfall, or extreme heat.

The one thing they all have in common is uncertainty.

Long before harvest, farmers invest in seed, fertilizer, equipment, labor, and land without knowing what the growing season will bring.

Crop insurance exists because agriculture depends on preparation, not prediction.

It helps farmers manage risk, continue operating after disaster, and remain resilient through seasons that are increasingly difficult to predict.

No matter what the forecast says, America's farmers continue showing up. Risk management helps ensure they can keep doing exactly that.

06/24/2026

Report crop and agricultural flood losses from the June 2026 flood. This survey helps estimate losses in Avoyelles Parish and supports requests for state and federal disaster assistance.