Crop Growers from Farm Credit East reminds dairy producers of the June 30, 2026, deadline to change their Dairy Revenue Protection (DRP) provider. DRP is a federally subsidized program offering dairy farmers protection against unexpected declines in quarterly revenue from milk sales. Producers can sign up for coverage at any time, but existing policies can only be transferred to a different provider once per year by the June 30 deadline.
“Today’s dairy market continues to present both opportunity and volatility for producers,” said Crop Growers Dairy & Livestock Risk Management Senior Advisor Megan Clancy. “While milk prices have improved, uncertainty around global dynamics, feed costs and overall market conditions reinforces the importance of risk management. Tools like DRP and Livestock Risk Protection (LRP) help producers protect margins, create revenue stability and make more confident business decisions in an unpredictable market.”
In addition to finding the most effective policy, Crop Growers provides customers with valuable industry insights and resources. This includes a weekly webinar series, weekly market reports and insights from industry leaders. Customers also have access to
To enroll for DRP, producers must work with an agent who is authorized to provide federal crop insurance. Crop Growers’ knowledgeable agents can provide detailed information and assist Northeast dairy producers in customizing coverage to fit their needs. If you currently have a policy with another provider, the deadline to switch to Crop Growers is June 30, 2026.
Crop Growers provides and services crop, dairy and livestock insurance throughout New York, New Jersey and New England. Producers do not need to be a Farm Credit customer to purchase crop insurance. Contact your Crop Growers agent or the Crop Growers Customer Service Center at 1-800-234-7012 to learn more.
Crop Growers is owned by Farm Credit East. Over the past 25 years, Crop Growers has developed risk management plans for northeast farmers that have responded to weather and market related crop losses. To find out more about crop insurance, visit CropGrowers.com, contact your local Farm Credit branch office or our Northeast Customer Service Center at (800) 234-7012.
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