What do producers need to know before making critical crop insurance decisions this year? Find out important updates on the current price environment, supplemental products, and federal program changes farmers should know from two of our sales team experts, Ken Ripley and Ryan Benes.

Get a sneak peek at topics you'll be hearing about at Spring Update and farmer meetings in the coming months. In this episode of FMH InsureCast, host Ryan Benes and featured guest Derek Watters preview federal program updates for 2023, as well as supplemental FMH coverages for farmers to consider heading into the new year.

Recorded live at FMH's recent National Agent Summit, speaker Dr. Steve Johnson stops by the podcast to talk with host Ryan Benes and guest Ken Ripley about recent issues impacting farmers and recommendations on managing these issues with their risk management plans.

How does the recent election and legislation impact crop insurance? Find out in this special episode recorded live at FMH's National Agent Summit with crop insurance and legislative expert Tara Smith.

Growers with grazing land, hay, or pasture acres can benefit from better protection against dry conditions which can cause additional costs for feed, destocking, or depopulating of livestock. With these acres found across the country, Pasture, Rangeland, and Forage (PRF) coverage continues to gain in popularity.

Attention listeners: This podcast includes content pertaining to suicide prevention which may evoke strong emotions for some listeners.

Scott Johnson, FMH Sales Manager, shares how while growing up in a farming community, he saw first-hand how the stress and struggles of the job impact farmers every day and how he decided to get involved to aid those around him who may be struggling mentally.

Josh Linville with Stone X shares insight into what is happening with fertilizer markets and what farmers should consider while making decisions before harvest. Ryan Benes and Ken Ripley discuss how Margin Protection could help protect against the volatility these input costs are experiencing.

Cyber attacks can halt operations, create unnecessary costs, and be a headache to deal with. Farmers who depend on technology and large amounts of data to run their operations can be particularly vulnerable to these risks. Ryan Benes and Willie Jones from FMH welcome guest Ken Grothe from HSB to discuss how farmers can protect themselves from cyber attacks.