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23.01.2022 www.insurancecrop.com.au Please find a 1 minute video on how to lodge a quote request online for ProCrop Insurance. Policy needs to be in place by 31st May, so get in early and get your quote.

15.01.2022 We are proud to support ProCrop Insurance for the upcoming season. Please call us on (03) 54426348 or visit our website for more details. www.insurancecrop.com.au

10.01.2022 Primacy has launched its own Multi Peril Crop Insurance. Its PrimeGuard product offers limited-release cover for broadacre farmers in non-drought-affected areas. It covers perils beyond the standard fire and hail risks and needs to be in place by 31st March 2015.

09.01.2022 Farming is the most dangerous occupation in Australia with the Australian Farm Deaths & Injuries Media Monitors Snapshot by The University of Sydney reporting 24 fatalities for the first half of 2015. Our latest blog post provides a list of steps to help reduce the risks associated with farming.

08.01.2022 BOM Climate and Water outlook for Feb - April 2015 - Drier and warmer conditions to continue - Drought continues in many parts of Australia - Next update 26th Feb 2015

08.01.2022 Example of how ProCrop Insurance protects you from Drought conditions during the crucial "flowering period" and puts you in the same financial position ready for the next season.

06.01.2022 Insura Broking Group has launched a new website. You can obtain all your information on the types of Crop Insurance available and also submit online quote requests for ProCrop Insurance. www.insurancecrop.com.au/

06.01.2022 Insurers providing multi peril insurance will be paying out this year. However, take up rate of farmers taking out this type of insurance still remains low.

03.01.2022 There is now a 70% chance on El Niño occurring this year.

01.01.2022 Multi-Peril Crop Insurance options is the ultimate aim for farmers in Australia. We are starting to see some products emerge in Australia with some choices now available to farmers.