Farm And Ranch Guide
Minnesota Farm Guide
Bullseye
Ag Weekly
Tri-State Neighbor
Midwest Messenger
Midwest Producer
Missouri Farmer Today
Midwest Markerter
Livestock Roundup
Iowa Farmer Today
The Prairie Star
Agri-View
Ag Ads
FarmEquipmentCenter
Cattle Seller
Lee Agri-Media
Search All
Public Auctions
Equipment
Livestock
Real Estate
Employment
Transportation
Submit Classified
Search All
Implement Dealers
Auctions
Buildings-Land
Manufacturers
Livestock Sales
Pickup-Auto Dealers
Seed-Chemical Dealers
All Ag News
Current Markets
Updates
Farm & Field
Livestock News
Local News
Bullseye News
Technology
More News Links
Special Section
Weather
Archives
Recipes
Ag Directory
Nuts & Bolts
Producer Progress
New Products
Special Section
Columnists
Opinion
Farm Equipment
Livestock Guide
RSS Feeds
Entertainment
Livestock Sales
Farm Auctions
Event Calendar
Print Edition
Market Watch Online email
Producer Progress email
Livestock Auctions email




Purchase hail insurance by August 15


Wednesday, July 16, 2008 6:20 AM MDT

  


HELENA, Mont. -- Montana farmers and ranchers can purchase State Hail Insurance until August 15, according to the Montana Department of Agriculture.

Montana is the only state to offer a state-administered hail insurance, which is designed to cover basic crop inputs and, for many farmers, supplements crop insurance offered by private companies. The state law that created Montana's program sets an August 15 cutoff date for purchasing the insurance.

Dryland producers can insure crops for up to $50 an acre and irrigated crops can be insured for up to $76 an acre under limits authorized by the 2007 Legislature. For more information, contact Lee Boyer at the department at (406) 444-2402 or by email at agr@mt.gov.

  

  

 

Comments »


Comment on this story

Comments will be approved within 48 hours

(optional)
   




More Stories

Ag News » Farm & Field

Custom harvesters cutting ‘spectacular' wheat crop

No crop stands alone: Brown Ranch grows diversity, soil health

New cover crop research builds on producers' success

Meetings help Institute of Barley and Malt Sciences set research and education goals

32nd Annual Montana Range Days Proves To Be A Great Success

Direct and Counter-cyclical Program Signup Underway

Agriculture Producers & Consumers Need Relief

MSU is growing crop breeders for a hungry world

MSU Extension agent works to score on a new court: getting locally

New Web tools help producers with fertilizer, herbicide and water

Temporary Halt to Critical Feed Use

Demand for food increases as pantries struggle to keep food on their shelves

Purchase hail insurance by August 15

Ag-Chem Completes Distribution Transition

Updated plant and weed guides available from MSU Extension Publications

New publication can help us understand weed seedbank dynamics



Copyright © 2009 The Prairie Star | Terms of Use/Privacy Policy | Advertisers