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The U.S. Dept. of Agriculture reported that farm profits are expected to rise 28 percent to $100.9 billion this year and the amount of cash farms have…

U.S. corn and soybean growers will pay lower rates from crop insurance in 2012 -- down by an average 7 percent for corn and 9 percent for soybeans, the federal overseer said.

The next offshored job could be yours.

The next offshored job could be yours.

Agent associations are criticizing what they say are federal efforts to strip away crop-insurance servicing components from their members.

Barry Zalma discusses a case which involves an insurance agent assisting a farmer in insurance fraud.

A vibrant farm industry is currently helping the crop insurance industry cope with the Agriculture Department's decision to substantively cut back its subsidy program, "but every year is a new year."