Join the Beef and Swine Livestock Insurance program to discuss developing protection strategies for your livestock farm

Jonathan LaPorte<laportej@msu.edu>, Michigan State University Extension -

A virtual program from MSU Extension aimed at helping you navigate insurance policies and their use.

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At the Livestock Insurance webinar program, Wyatt Mohr from Livestock Risk Partners will speak on insurance programs for beef and swine producers. During this session topics will cover how the programs function and how to work with an insurance agent. The session will also review how to develop protection strategies and how to calculate program costs and indemnity payments.

Michigan farmers need to manage many risks. Production risk brought on by weather, price risk from volatile markets, and even input cost risk can be challenging to manage. To aid producers in managing or reducing impacts from these types of risks, MSU Extension is offering the Livestock Insurance session as part of a new season of the virtual Farm Policy and Risk Management Series. The program will be held on Tuesday, November 12 at 6:30 p.m.

The Farm Policy and Risk Management Series is a free program presented by Michigan State University Extension. To participate, registration is required. To register, visit: https://events.anr.msu.edu/fprms/

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