By james art 
The Agency for Agricultural Services of the NEBRASKA USDA partners with the Center for the Profitability of Agricultural University in Nebraska-Lincoln for Webinar, designed to train manufacturers of commodity producers in the election process and recording of agriculture in 2025. The period of registration period ARC/PLC is open until April 15, 2025 and manufacturers are encouraged to start working with the USDA County Agency Office to complete the election and enrollment process.
Manufacturers can learn about ARC and PLC options for 2025 during the FSA/CAP seminar, scheduled for 12 o’clock at noon, central time, on Thursday, January 30th.
Specialist in programs for the production and compliance with the production and compliance with the Agency for the Service of Nebraska and Brad Lublene, a specialist in Nebraska expansion policy, and Brad Lubben, a specialist in the University of Linkln University Department of Department of Extension An agricultural economy, I will present and share information suitable for manufacturers, AG professionals and stakeholders. Registration for the webinar is free and can be found directly on Go.unl.edu/farmprams25 or go to the Cap.unl.edu/webinars CAP website.
ARC and PLC are key USDA safety programs that help manufacturers fluctuate meteorological fluctuations in revenue or price for certain crops. These programs were expanded for the 2025 production season through the US Aid Act, 2025, which has renewed many Farm authorized programs for another year.
“Network safety programs such as ARC and PLC are designed to help manufacturers mitigate some of the financial stressors related to crop production,” said Nebraska, executing the CEO of State Executive Tim Divis. “I encourage farmers to evaluate their program elections and to enroll in 2025 of the harvest.”
Brad Lyubben, a CAP expansion specialist, said changes in the prices of the goods of goods in the last few years can influence the decision -making process by ARC/PLC manufacturers for 2025.
“After another extension of the 2018 Farm bill, manufacturers are facing a known choice between ARC and PLC for 2025, but in various circumstances now compared to the last few years,” Lyuben said. “Understanding mechanics and program analysis will help manufacturers make healthy recording decisions with FSA.”
ARC provides payments to support the income of historically basic acres when the actual revenue from crops decreases below a certain guaranteed level. PLC provides payments to maintain income at historically base acres when the effective price for covered goods falls below its effective reference price. Manufacturers can choose a coverage and enroll in ARC-County or PLC based on crops or ARC-individual for the entire farm for 2025 of the harvest. Although the changes in the 2025 elections are optional, enrollment (signed contract) is required.
If the election is not presented by the deadline on April 15, 2025, the elections are unfulfilled in the current farm crops from the previous year of the harvest.
All participants in the program are encouraged to review their previous program elections, Divis said.
Persons in need of accommodation to participate in this webinar must contact Bobby Cris-Wicam at 402-437-5896; or by e -mail to [email protected] to request accommodation as a translator, translator, etc.; or materials in alternative format, such as Brailov, large print, audio cassette, inscription, etc.