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Crop insurance is an easy and effective tool to transfer risk to someone else. It is a way of protecting against unexpectd loss due to a multitude of unavoidable natural events. Congress considers crop insurance to be a major risk management tool and has provided money to significantly subsidize the premiums farmers pay. There is a wide array of insurance products producers can choose from to meet their risk management needs. National Crop Insurance Services. (2005). Crop Insurance and Risk Management Primer.

Crop Insurance is not just a sideline business for Connealy Insurance. For more than 20 years, we have been serving the risk management needs of farmers and ranchers in northeastern Nebraska and western Iowa. We understand the issues and challenges you face as farmers because we are farmers too. Our business philosophy of superior service has allowed us to build strong, committed partnerships with our customers. We have two offices — Tekamah and West Point and stand ready to offer you experience and expertise.

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