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Farming comes with a lot of moving parts, and crop insurance deadlines are some of the most important dates on the calendar. Missing a deadline can mean missing important coverage options for the entire season. At KDL Insurance LLC in Slayton, we spend a lot of time helping farmers stay ahead of these deadlines so […]

For many years, we’ve had the privilege of serving our clients the old-fashioned way—through conversations across the desk, over the phone, and out in the community. Those personal relationships have always been the heart of what we do. While that will never change, we felt it was time to add another way for you to

Agriculture is always evolving, and recent federal actions are another reminder that proactive planning pays off. Most crop insurance programs remain stable, but subtle adjustments in funding, incentives, or administration can influence coverage decisions. These aren’t urgent alarms — they’re opportunities to fine-tune protection before deadlines arrive. Producers may want to review: Current coverage percentages

You may have heard about new federal legislation affecting agriculture, but the headlines rarely explain what truly matters to producers day-to-day. Beyond crop insurance itself, updates may influence: Equipment and depreciation planning Conservation incentives Disaster or relief funding structures Long-term estate and succession strategies While crop insurance protects against yield and revenue loss, these financial

Recent federal legislation has introduced several updates that touch agriculture, tax planning, and crop-insurance programs. While the core structure of federal crop insurance remains steady, smaller adjustments can still influence premiums, eligibility incentives, and administrative timelines. For many producers, the question isn’t “What changed in Washington?” — it’s “How does this affect my farm this