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08.09.2026

High-value crop losses reach US$24 million after Philippine storms

The Philippine agricultural sector has recorded damage and losses following the enhanced Southwest Monsoon, or Habagat, and tropical cyclones Luis, Maymay, Neneng, and Pilandok, according to the Department of Agriculture (DA).

08.09.2026

France Recognizes 2026 Drought Crop Losses in 18 Departments

The fast-tracked decision lets uninsured farmers file compensation claims within days, with first payments expected in October.

08.09.2026

USA - Rokstone Agriculture hits $125 million as livestock demand grows

Five years of growth across 47 states points to a specialist market that standard carriers still largely avoid.

08.09.2026

India - Crop Losses Mount In Beed; Farmers Plan Protest

The Shetkari Hakka Morcha decided to stage a protest in Beed, demanding the immediate disbursement of the remaining crop insurance payments owed to farmers

08.09.2026

USA - Changing Farm Economics Prompts Producers to Revisit Crop Insurance Coverage

Crop insurance is becoming a more strategic business decision for agricultural producers as tighter margins, high input costs, and ongoing market uncertainty drive renewed focus on risk management heading into the 2027 crop year, according to the Collaborating Associations of AgCountry Farm Credit Services (AgCountry), Farm Credit Services of America (FCSAmerica), and Frontier Farm Credit.

08.09.2026

India - Karnataka Crop Insurance Failure Prompts Action Over 93 Farmers

Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar has directed officials to dismiss the secretary of a self-help cooperative society after crop insurance claims filed by 93 farmers from Ittanahalli village in Kalaburagi district’s Jewargi taluk were rejected because the premiums collected from them were not deposited with the District Central Cooperative Bank.

07.09.2026

USA - Maui farmers brace for approaching storms after major crop losses in year of extreme weather

‘Oko‘a Farms owner Ryan Earehart didn’t know how badly Hurricane Lala had damaged his crops until weeks later when they struggled to produce.

07.09.2026

Bhutanese Farmers Pioneer Hybrid Fencing to Combat Severe Wildlife Crop Damage

In a bid to secure food production and protect livelihoods, rural farmers in Bhutan are testing advanced universal hybrid fences to deter wildlife.

07.09.2026

Mozambique - EMOSE compensates 9,000 agricultural producers

Mozambique’s largest insurance company, the publicly owned EMOSE, disbursed 25 million meticais (390,000 US dollars at the current exchange rate) to compensate about 9,000 agricultural producers for the 2024-2025 seasons.

07.09.2026

Philippines - DA offers interest-free loans as Cordillera agri damage tops P457M

Farmers and fisherfolk affected by the continuing rains in the Cordillera region can apply for interest-free calamity loans of up to PHP35,000, the Department of Agriculture - Cordillera Administrative Region (DA-CAR) said Monday.

07.09.2026

Nigeria - NIA to close technical gaps in agriculture, reinsurance sectors

The Nigerian Insurers Association (NIA) has moved to strengthen technical capacity in two critical segments of the insurance industry, with the inauguration of dedicated Agricultural Insurance and Reinsurance Technical Committees to address emerging risks, improve underwriting standards and deepen expertise.

07.09.2026

China Expands Farm Financing as Food Security Becomes a Strategic Priority

Beijing is expanding credit, insurance and private investment in agriculture as China moves to strengthen food security and rural modernization.

06.09.2026

Philippines - Storm-hit farmers to get P187M in payouts

The Philippine Crop Insurance Corp. (PCIC) has set aside P187 million to compensate nearly 25,000 insured farmers for losses caused by tropical cyclones Luis, Maymay and Neneng, and the enhanced southwest monsoon.

06.09.2026

USA - New Online Course Helps Farmers Navigate Crop Insurance Options

Free online course provides ag producers with knowledge and tools.

06.09.2026

India - Karnataka CM conducts aerial survey of three districts

Shivakumar also directed the authorities to curb irregularities in crop insurance, take action against agents misleading farmers.

06.09.2026

Canada - Severe storm flattens crops at Wilmot farm, leaves sweet corn harvest in jeopardy

Wednesday’s severe weather left local farmers grappling with widespread crop damage as strong winds and drenching rainfall flattened fields across Waterloo Region.

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