Federal Crop Insurance Corporation

The Federal Crop Insurance Corporation (FCIC) is a U.S. government agency that provides crop insurance to protect farmers against losses due to natural disasters, such as droughts or floods, and market fluctuations. It offers various insurance plans that help farmers manage risk, ensuring they can recover some of their costs if their crops are damaged or fail. By stabilizing farm income, the FCIC aims to promote a reliable food supply and support agricultural communities across the country. The program is part of the larger federal initiative to strengthen the agricultural economy.