University of Illinois farmdoc Resources

University of Illinois maintains the farmdoc Decision Outreach Central website, which provides a variety of information to support management decisions on row crops.  Particularly related to risk management, the Crop Insurance Section provides a wealth of articles and tools to support crop insurance decisions.  

The Crop Insurance Articles provide up-to-date information on crop insurance issues, and their Crop Insurance Tools include the:

  1. Premium Calculator
  2. Payment Evaluator
  3. Price Distribution, and
  4. Decision Tool for Spring 2019.

The Crop Insurance Decision Tool for Spring 2019 provides extensive information to support decisions regarding coverage programs, options, and levels in our current crop year.  The complete catalog of FAST decision tools can be found here.

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