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Coffee Crop Insurance
Crop insurance exists for coffee fruits, coffee trees, and whole farm revenue protection. To learn more about crop insurance, contact an agent from the list below, see the fact sheets, and review the presentations by Bonnie Lind, Shannon Antonini, Scott Shulin, and Bill Chase.
Questions and Answers on Crop Insurance for Hawaii Coffee
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The USDA-Risk Management Agency (RMA) offers crop insurance for a handful of crops in Hawai‘i, including coffee. CTAHR conducted webinars to deliver information about fruit, tree, and whole farm insurance on Oct. 5 and Dec. 2, 2021.
An integral part of the webinars was the opportunity to ask questions and have them answered by presenters. This document contains questions and answers about crop insurance for coffee, especially related to CLR. The respondents are (alphabetically) Shannon Antonini of NorCoast Crop Insurance, Bill Chase of Rural Community Insurance Services (RCIS), Bonnie Lind of Lind Insurance Services, and Scott Shulin of USDA-RMA. See the webinars below or at https://bit.ly/3Hx4WFf for introductions to Coffee Fruit Insurance, Coffee Tree Insurance, and Whole Farm Crop Insurance. This document will be updated with new questions and answers as new information is developed. |
Crop Insurance Agents for Hawaii Producers (3/23/22)
Coffee Crop Insurance and Whole-Farm Revenue Protection Fact Sheets
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Coffee FRUIT Crop Insurance
Fact Sheet (2018 example) 
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Contact a crop insurance agent for up-to-date information. These fact sheets have not been updated by RMA, but provides a general idea of what the insurances are about and when the dates for applying for coverage, making changes, cancellations, and insurable periods are.
Presentations on Coffee Fruit and Coffee Tree Crop Insurance (CI), CI Subsidies, Whole-Farm Revenue Protection, and More
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Coffee Fruit and Coffee Tree Crop Insurance
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Crop Insurance Subsidies
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Whole-Farm Revenue Protection
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The Pre-Acceptance Inspection, Good Farming Practices, Record Keeping, Causes of Loss, Submitting a Notice of Loss for Tree and Fruit, and Inspection Upon Notice of Loss
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