Abstract
The US. Federal Crop Insurance Program has evolved from a government‐run yield insurance program for wheat farmers to a public‐private partnership that provides a variety of yield and revenue insurance products to producers of over 100 different crops. US. policy‐makers continue to struggle with defining an appropriate role for the federal government in helping crop farmers manage revenue risk. New approaches using area‐yield or weather‐based options may hold promise for the future
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