Fruit farms have risk management deadline November 20

Dennis Stein, Michigan State University Extension -

Fruit farms need to take action before the Nov. 20 deadline to enroll in 2013 crop insurance program.

The enrollment deadline for tree fruit farms in Michigan to enroll in the 2013 crop insurance programs is Nov. 20. An information sheet about fruit crop insurance options and even an online webinar-video, links can also be found at Michigan State University Extension risk management educator, Dennis Stein’s webpage. Visit it today to find a variety of risk management information and tools to help farms address the issues related to the 2012 fruit freeze disaster.

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