It’s just a real good risk management tool. We’re able to have famers pay part of the premium and have government pay part of the premium to make it affordable and it just ensures that if we have tough weather - especially like we’re having now - lots of wildfires in Texas and a lot of flooding in the Midwest, that farmers are able to indeed get enough assistance that they can farm for another year.

Mary Kay Thatcher, American Farm Bureau Federation Senior Director of Congressional Relations

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