Free Resources for Georgia Farmers
Public resources we recommend. All links open official or nonprofit sites.
Free tools for Georgia farmers
Public resources we recommend. All links open official or nonprofit sites.
Crop insurance (USDA RMA)
- RMA Map Viewer: Dates – deadlines for your county and crop
- RMA Agent Locator
- About Crop Insurance
Livestock programs (USDA)
FSA & USDA programs
Extension & farm planning
Weather, drought & markets
How crop insurance works
Federal crop insurance is sold only through private crop insurance agents. You choose your plan and coverage by the sales closing date, then report acreage after planting. Yield protection covers a drop in production, while revenue protection covers a drop in revenue from low yields, price changes or both. We'll help you compare them for your farm.
If your crop isn't insurable: FSA NAP
If federal crop insurance isn't available for your crop in your county, USDA's Farm Service Agency offers the Noninsured Crop Disaster Assistance Program (NAP) for losses on noninsurable crops. Ask your local FSA office about eligibility and deadlines.
FSA: NAP ↗Ready to explore your options?
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