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Securing the Future: How New Legislation Strengthens Crop Insurance with WFRP

  • Writer: Asia Kalcevic
    Asia Kalcevic
  • Oct 30
  • 2 min read

U.S. Capitol building seen through tall green crops, symbolizing agriculture’s link to national policy.
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In a landmark move for American agriculture, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (H.R.1) has ushered in sweeping reforms that directly impact the way farmers protect their operations. At the heart of these changes is a renewed focus on crop insurance, especially the Whole-Farm Revenue Protection (WFRP) program.

Signed into law on July 4, 2025, this legislation modernizes the farm safety net, making crop insurance more inclusive, responsive, and effective. For producers managing diverse operations, WFRP is now more powerful than ever.


What’s New for Crop Insurance and WFRP?

The bill introduces several key updates that enhance WFRP and expand access to crop insurance:

  • Higher Revenue Limits: Larger farms can now qualify for WFRP, making it a viable option for more producers.

  • Streamlined Documentation: Simplified recordkeeping for specialty crops and direct-to-consumer sales reduces the paperwork burden.

  • Increased Premium Subsidies: Beginning farmers and diversified operations benefit from higher subsidies, making coverage more affordable.

  • Faster Claims Processing: New digital tools and timelines help farmers receive indemnity payments more quickly after a loss.

These changes reflect a broader push to make crop insurance more adaptable to modern farming realities—especially for those who grow multiple commodities or rely on niche markets.


Why WFRP Matters More Than Ever

Whole-Farm Revenue Protection is the only federal crop insurance policy that covers all eligible commodities under one plan. It’s designed for farms that don’t fit the mold of traditional row-crop operations—think produce growers, livestock producers, and CSA farms.

By strengthening WFRP, the One Big Beautiful Bill recognizes that diversification is a key strategy for resilience. And in today’s volatile ag economy, resilience is essential.


What Farmers Should Do Now

With these updates in place for the 2026 crop year, now is the time to:

  • Review your operation’s eligibility under the new WFRP rules

  • Gather updated revenue records and sales documentation

  • Consult a trusted crop insurance agent to explore your options

At Hasz Insurance, we specialize in helping farmers build smart, customized crop insurance plans—including Whole-Farm Revenue Protection. Our team is ready to guide you through the new rules and ensure your farm is fully protected.


Ready to secure your farm’s future with comprehensive crop insurance?📞 Contact Hasz Insurance today and let’s build your safety net together.


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