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
Quotes are delayed, as of March 19, 2024, 03:49:11 AM CDT or prior.
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Cattle Close Up by Triple Digits -

The cattle futures market finished the day with $1.32 to $1.80 gains across the nearby contracts. Feeders were $1.92 to $3.12 higher leading the

Corn Closed Firm for Monday -

The corn market initially tried for gains to start the week though faded back to close UNCH to fractionally lower. The weekly Export Inspections

Beans Fade Out of Weekend -

Soybean futures were 8 ¼ to 10 ½ cents weaker across the front months to start the week. July held above the $12 mark for the close, while May

Cotton Off Highs, Still Higher on Monday -

The May cotton futures were 163 points off their 226 point gain for the close, though the nearby contracts were still 1 to 67 points higher at the

Wheats End Off Highs But Hold Gains -

The front month wheat market contracts rallied out of the weekend. Chicago prices ended the day 1 ¼ cents off the session high and 12 to 14 ¼

Monday Gains for Lean Hogs -

Front month hog prices were mostly higher, though April was a dime weaker. The back months were 25 to 80 cents higher for the close. USDA’s

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