How Precision Data Makes Your Insurance Claims Easier

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With guest Dan Meyer, Farmer and Claims Adjuster for Farmers Mutual Hail When yield or commodity prices fall short, insurance enters the picture. Using precision data from your fields can take the insurance claims filing process from days to hours. In this episode, Dan Meyer of Farmers Mutual Hail briefs Clint on using precision data for insurance claims as well as the sorts of claims he’s anticipating from Harvest 2021. Sponsored by: Around the Farm is brought to you by Climate FieldView™. Go to Climate.com/bayer-PLUS to find out how to get a year of FieldView Plus free.

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