Precision Farming Data

Precision Data Delivers Smart Crop Insurance

Understanding How to Use Precision Data with Crop Insurance

The accuracy and integrity of your acreage reports are crucial to helping you get the most out of your crop insurance policy. Advances in technology have made this process more efficient and streamlined. Using information collected from your precision farming equipment, we can convert your planting and harvest data into valuable, highly visual acreage reports that can save you time and money.

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Why Work With Us For Crop Insurance

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Dedicated Specialists

Our agents are non-commissioned and focus 100% of their time on crop insurance and livestock insurance — every working day of every week in the year. They don’t sell property, casualty or life insurance.

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Highly Trained

Our insurance officers receive annual training on RMA changes to crop insurance and livestock insurance plans and stay informed throughout the year.

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Financial Expertise

As a lender, we understand financial risk and work to protect your working capital, not just your crop or livestock.

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Decision-Making Tools

Our proprietary Optimum tool analyzes federal and private insurance policies to find the best choice whatever your risk management goal.

Frequently Asked Questions

You can share your data from cloud-based systems such as JD Operations, Climate Fieldview, AgFiniti, etc. Or, you can load the data onto a flash drive or SD card from your physical monitor (John Deere, AgLeader, Case, Precision, etc.).

FCSAmerica will not sell or share your data. We will only send your acreage report to your insurance company as RMA requires.

If you use your precision farming to submit acreage and production data, your insurance carrier may be able to use your data to adjust your claim if certain calibration requirements are met.