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EPISODE · Sep 8, 2025 · 22 MIN

Episode 60 - Prevented Planting: Historical Impacts to Indemnities and Acreage

from Morning Coffee and Ag Markets · host University of Arkansas, Cooperative Extension Service

Hunter and Ryan are back with part two of our Prevented Planting (PP) series. They look at 30 years of Arkansas trends—how PP losses surged after 2011 and have topped production losses since 2019 (often outpacing premiums), in addition to which crops drive the payouts. Rice and corn lead the pack, 2019 stands out as a peak year, and preliminary 2025 FSA data points to high PP acreage led by rice, with final tallies still coming in. They close the episode with takeaways for risk management as we head into next season.

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