Protecting Against Wind Damage on a Late Planted Corn Crop

by Kim Lang June 24, 2009

Ann_Yocum_Thumbnail Late planting progress in some states is leading producers toward hail insurance in some non-typical areas for hail insurance.  Crop Insurance Field Manager Ann Yocum says farmers in Ohio have started signing up for hail policies with a wind endorsement.  She says the late planted corn crop is growing quickly in the hot weather - and often times when a corn crop comes up that way, it's more likely to be brittle.


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