Precision Risk Management

05/26/2026

Input costs rose substantially from their projected levels set last fall. For MCO policyholders, this is one factor that could contribute to future loss payments. PRM breaks down what these input costs mean:

BIG PRICE SWINGS AND WHAT THEY MEAN  The window is now closed, and the final harvest input prices are in for Margin Coverage Option (MCO). Input costs rose substantially from their projected levels set last fall. For MCO policyholders, that is a meaningful development. We will showcase 3 county

05/22/2026

Landowners with acres potentially eligible to enroll as base acres for USDA commodity programs should get notifications sometime in the next month informing them about their eligibility.
Read more from DTN:

USDA Undersecretary for Farm Production and Conservation Richard Fordyce said landowners should start to receive notifications within the next month about whether they have farmland eligible for enrollment in base acres. Fordyce also acknowledged at least some local county offices are facing staffin...

05/11/2026

RMA announced a change to the rainfall data source used in PRF and Annual Forage. PRF’s transition date is this summer. Learn more about the change here:

The USDA Risk Management Agency (RMA) announced a change to the rainfall data source used in several Federal crop insurance programs. This update will affect programs that use precipitation data to calculate coverage and indemnities, including Pasture, Rangeland, Forage (PRF). The change moves rainf...

05/05/2026

SDRP important update: USDA has extended the application deadline to August 12, 2026 and increased the payment factor to 70%.
Read the full update: https://precisionriskmanagement.com/news/sdrp-deadline-extended-and-payment-factor-increased/

04/16/2026

Urea, diesel, DAP, and potash are all trending up during the Margin Coverage Option (MCO) harvest input price discovery period. Find out what that could mean for your MCO policy's margin:

Here is what to watch as prices trend up For Margin Coverage Option (MCO) policyholders, one of the most important windows of the crop year is open right now. Harvest input prices are being set right now. Here's what it means and why it matters.

04/08/2026

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03/17/2026

Many crop insurance decisions are wrapped up, but there are more choices ahead. ARC and PLC program selection is coming.... but it is going to be delayed. Learn more about the changes for 2026, including 30 million new base acres.
Get all the latest updates here:

Every year, producers with base acres face a critical decision between choosing between ARC and PLC. But this year the choice is being delayed later into the year. Combined with the One Big Beautiful Bill Act making the most significant changes to these programs in years, it can be confusing for gro...

03/09/2026

We love our customers, and hearing directly from farmers is what matters most.

Hear from one of our customers, Paul, about his experience working with PRM and the level of support he’s received along the way.

03/05/2026

More options. More changes. It can get overwhelming.

This year’s crop insurance decisions come with new premium support and more ways to structure coverage than ever before. Don’t sort through it alone. PRM helps you tailor a plan that matches your acres, risk, and goals.

Contact Precision Risk Management today. https://precisionriskmanagement.com/request-quote/

03/02/2026

2026 is looking to be one of the most affordable years for growers with the finalized Projected Prices.

Corn- $4.62
Soybeans- $11.09
Spring Wheat- $6.19

Paired with new premium support, the grower premium is down significantly compared with last year. Read how farmers can potentially get more coverage for less cost in 2026:

2026 Projected Prices Finalized The Price Discovery Period for 2026 crop insurance for many crops has officially wrapped up, and the projected prices are now set. Combined with significant federal premium support, these prices mean that 2026 is shaping up to be one of the most affordable years