A newly published paper by Francis Tsiboe and Dylan Turner of NDSU’s Agricultural Risk Policy Center finds that while federal crop insurance generally boosts farm revenues and reduces income volatility, its effectiveness depends greatly on the type of policy selected. The work is published in the journal Applied Economic Perspectives and Policy.
Crop insurance outcomes vary significantly by policy type and coverage level, study finds
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