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S Illinois | I bet production wouldn’t hardly budge. The fringe doesn’t farm for crop insurance, they don’t have the guarantees to do it. When your talking $25 an acre for $500 or less in guarantee it’s not crop insurance your banking on.
Edit: Ask yourself when crop insurance plays a role in your agronomic decision making. Is it when your above APH or below? If below APH I assume the decision is to do nothing to produce more bushels as crop insurance cover you. So if crop insurance is removed you still shoot for any positive ROI no matter the potential yield level.
Edited by w1891 10/18/2023 09:00
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