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What Georgia’s FSA Director wants Specialty Crop Growers to Know

What Georgia’s FSA Director wants Specialty Crop Growers to Know

by Tammy | Oct 6, 2026 | Thought Leaders

State Executive Director Duncan Johnson Jr. on the disaster money still open, what changed in the Tree Assistance Program for 2026, and why an unreported acre costs more than growers realize.   Ask Duncan Johnson Jr. what he is hearing as he travels Georgia and...
We pulled ten years of USDA crop insurance data. Here’s what it says about your farm.

We pulled ten years of USDA crop insurance data. Here’s what it says about your farm.

by Tammy | Sep 28, 2026 | News and announcements, Thought Leaders

We pulled ten years of USDA Risk Management Agency data for Washington, California and Georgia: every county, every crop, every insurance plan. What came back was not the story we expected. The last decade handed specialty crop growers a heat dome, a wildfire smoke...
Introducing Dot the Trees, our new crop insurance podcast

Introducing Dot the Trees, our new crop insurance podcast

by Tammy | Sep 25, 2026 | Podcast, Thought Leaders

We made a podcast. It’s called Dot the Trees, a crop insurance podcast for specialty crop growers and the people who serve them. It exists for a simple reason. Crop insurance shapes the future of every orchard, vineyard, and field we work with, and almost nobody...
What Is a Written Agreement in Crop Insurance? And How to Insure a Crop That Isn’t Listed for Your County

What Is a Written Agreement in Crop Insurance? And How to Insure a Crop That Isn’t Listed for Your County

by Tammy | Sep 8, 2026 | Thought Leaders

By Kayla Huffmaster, Crop Insurance Agent, Insure.ag One of the best-kept secrets in crop insurance is that “not available in your county” doesn’t always mean “not insurable.” Sometimes, it’s simply the beginning of a different conversation. That’s where a Written...
What Should You Expect From a Crop Insurance Agent? And How to Change Yours

What Should You Expect From a Crop Insurance Agent? And How to Change Yours

by Tammy | Sep 2, 2026 | Thought Leaders

By Erica Cannon, Insure.ag Crop Insurance Agent Most growers stay with the same crop insurance agent for a long time, and often that’s the right call. A relationship where someone knows your operation, your history and your practices is worth real money at claim...
Does Crop Insurance Cover Smoke Damage to Wine Grapes? Yes and the First 72 Hours Matter Most

Does Crop Insurance Cover Smoke Damage to Wine Grapes? Yes and the First 72 Hours Matter Most

by Tammy | Aug 26, 2026 | Thought Leaders, Wine grapes

By Jimmy Smith, Founding Agent, Insure.ag I sat in on the California Association of Winegrape Growers wildfire smoke webinar recently, and I came away thinking about the same thing I always think about after one of these: the coverage is usually there. It’s the...
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