Risk Management

The WVU Extension Small Farm Center and USDA’s Risk Management Agency (RMA) work to help producers manage business risk through effective, market-based risk management solutions.

Under direction of the USDA RMA, the Small Farm Center offers educational opportunities and information on crop insurance products for a wide range of producers in varying enterprises.

This information has been developed to enable producers with needed information to begin your crop insurance and risk management planning for everything from corn production to Livestock for Gross Margin Dairy Cattle.

Crop Risk Protection Fact Sheets

• Apples
• Barley
• Corn
• Nursery
• Oats
• Peaches
• Soybeans
• Tobacco
• Wheat

Additional supporting information can be accessed by visiting related websites:

• Publications and Fact Sheets
• West Virginia on the USDA Risk Management Agency
• County Specific Available Crop Risk Protection
• Actuarial Information Browser
• USDA Risk Management Agency
  

Contact:

Doolarie Singh-Knights, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor and Extension Specialist, Agricultural Economics

Phone: 304-293-7606

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