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“An often-neglected requirement of federal crop insurance is that the insured producer maintain complete records of crop production, harvesting, disposition, and inputs.  Farm clients should be advised that they are to keep records of production and marketing for each crop by insurance unit.  These records are an extremely valuable asset to the modern row crop operation, as records of production may be needed to validate farming practices or the production history of an individual farm or farm operation.  The failure to provide these records when requested can lead to claim denial or revision of insurance guarantees, impacting the level of protection a policy provides the policyholder.”

Grant Ballard, “Farm Clients & Federally Reinsured Crop Insurance: What Clients Need to Know,” WealthCounsel Quarterly, July 2015

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