Step 1: Do any of these situations apply to you?
Call us at 1-888-247-4999. We may need additional information.
-
Couldn’t plant all the acres you planned
- Planted any crop after the
planting deadline
-
Increased your
acreage substantially
- Used
aerial or broadcast seeding
- Planted any crop
immediately after hay, processing
peas, or rye harvested as forage
- Started farming
new land
- Switched to
organic production
- Grow a
commodity not listed in Step 2
Step 2: What crops are you reporting?
Spring-seeded crops that can be reported online:
- Barley
- Black tobacco
- Butternut squash
- Canola
- Carrots (processing)
- Edible beans (adzuki, black, cranberry, Japan/other, kidney, white)
- Flax
- Flue-cured tobacco
- Forage (standard and premium)
- Grain corn (conventional and organic)
- Hemp
- Mustard
- Oats
- Onions (seed, set and Spanish)
- Peanuts
- Popping corn
- Potatoes (fresh and processing)
- Rutabagas (fresh and processing)
- Soybeans (conventional, organic, tofu, natto and pedigreed seed)
- Spring grains
- Spring wheat (conventional and pedigreed seed)
- Sugar beets
- Sunflowers
Fresh market vegetables (acreage-loss basis) can be reported by filling out a PDF form (below).
Fall-seeded crops that can be reported online:
- Rye (grown as grain)
- Winter wheat (hard red, hard white, organic, soft red, soft white, and pedigreed seed)
- Winter spelt (organic)
Step 3: Have the following information ready
- Your Agricorp ID
- Total acres you planted for each crop
- Date you finished planting each crop
- Total acres in your landlord/sharecropper arrangement (if applicable)
Report your acres now
Acreage Report (Fresh Market Vegetables – Acreage-Loss Basis)
When to report
| Crops | Deadline |
| Spring-seeded | June 30
|
Fall-seeded
| November 8 |
| Vegetables (some crops have a different deadline –
select your crop to see the deadlines). | Various
|
Other ways to report
To report your acres by phone, email, or fax, or to update your account information or your landlord/sharecropper arrangement, please
contact us.
What happens after you report
Agricorp sends you a coverage confirmation and premium invoice based on the acres you reported. Agricorp may contact you if additional information is required.
