Welcome to AG Southwest Crop & Rainfall Insurance:
AG Southwest is an independent crop insurance agency.  Our agency offers different types of insurance for farmers and ranchers all across the nation. We stay on top of the latest changes in the crop insurance industry, while educating our customers about their insurance policies and options.  We strive to put our clients' needs first by providing excellent customer service.  If you are interested in any services we offer, please contact us at 866.936.2767.
   
AGSW Announcements
Upcoming Deadlines:
 
 

December 1st - Pasture Rangeland Forage
PRF Rainfall/Drought Insurance

February 15th/28th - Crop Insurance for Spring 

planted crops like Corn, Grain Sorghum, Cotton, Soybeans, etc.


July 15th - Annual Forage Insurance for Fall & Spring planted Forages (Wheat/Oats/Rye/Forage Sorghum/ Sudan)


September 30th - Wheat/Oats (For Grain) Crop Insurance

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Market Snapshot
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Cotton Rally Higher on Tuesday -

Cotton futures posted 89 to 142 point gains across most nearby contracts on Tuesday. Futures shrugged off negative outside factors. Crude oil

Hogs Post Gains on Tuesday -

Lean hog futures posted $1.07 to $1.75 against on Tuesday with April down 35 cents. The USDA national average base hog negotiated price was down 23

Wheat Hold Higher at Tuesday’s Close -

Wheat held gains into Tuesday’s close, as contracts were following up the Monday strength on the acreage cut. Chicago SRW futures were 3 to 4

Cattle Bulls Not Fooled on April 1 -

Live cattle futures closed out Tuesday with contracts up $1.32 to $2.30. Cash action has been mostly compiling showlists on early this week. Feeder

Soybeans Post Double-Digit Gains on Bean Oil Strength -

The soybean market rallied hard on Tuesday, following the bean oil gains. Contracts were up 19 to 22 cents at the close. CmdtyView’s national

Corn Rallies on April Fool’s Day -

Corn futures started off April with contracts 4 to 8 cents higher across most contracts. New crop contracts led the way, as rains in the forecast

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