
Price Discovery
Keep up to date with the latest price discovery announcements for the crops in your state.

Understanding Price Discovery Helps You Maximize Your Coverage
Price discovery refers to the process of determining the projected price and harvest price for insured crops based on futures market data during specific survey periods. These prices—along with your past yields—help determine your revenue protection for the season.
Here’s what you need to know:
- Projected Price is set before planting and helps establish your coverage.
- Harvest Price is calculated during harvest and can affect your claim potential.
- If the harvest price is higher than projected, your guarantee may be adjusted.
Understanding these prices gives you a clearer picture of your coverage. For details specific to your operation, connect with your Farm Credit Mid-America crop insurance team.
Pricing in Your State
Arkansas
Looking for the key dates for the crops in Arkansas?
Check out our Arkansas Important Crop Insurance Date Maps.
Crop Year | Crop | Projected Price | Final Harvest Price | Variance |
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2025 | Corn | $4.65 / bu | $4.14 / bu | -$0.51 / bu |
2025 | Grain Sorghum | $4.67 / bu | $4.23 / bu | -$0.44 / bu |
2025 | Peanuts | $0.2455 / lb | - | - |
2025 | Rice (short/medium grain) | $0.203 / lb | $0.170 / lb | -$0.033 / lb |
2025 | Soybeans | $10.51 / bu | - | - |
2026 | Wheat | $5.63 / bu | - | - |
Updated September 12, 2025
Data Source: USDA/RMA
Some prices may vary by state. Call your crop insurance officer with any questions.
Indiana & Ohio
Looking for the key dates for the crops in Indiana or Ohio?
Check out our Important Crop Insurance Date Maps for each state below.
Crop Year | Crop | Projected Price | Final Harvest Price | Variance |
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2026 | Canola - Fall Rapseed* | $0.291 / lb | - | - |
2025 | Canola - Fall Rapseed* | $0.267 / lb | $0.267 / lb | $0.00 / lb |
2026 | Canola - Fall* | $0.239 / lb | - | - |
2025 | Corn | $4.70 / bu | - | - |
2025 | Soybeans | $10.54 / bu | - | - |
2026 | Wheat | $5.76 / bu | - | - |
Updated September 12, 2025
Data Source: USDA/RMA
Some prices may vary by state. Call your crop insurance officer with any questions.
*Canola prices only reported for Indiana
Kentucky & Tennessee
Looking for the key dates for the crops in Kentucky or Tennessee?
Check out our Important Crop Insurance Date Maps for each state below.
Crop Year | Crop | Projected Price | Final Harvest Price | Variance |
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2026 | Canola - Fall Rapseed | $0.291 / lb | - | - |
2025 | Canola - Fall Rapseed | $0.267 / lb | $0.267 / lb | $0.00 / lb |
2026 | Canola - Fall | $0.239 / lb | - | - |
2025 | Corn | $4.70 / bu | - | - |
2025 | Cotton* | $0.69 / bu | - | - |
2025 | Grain Sorghum | $4.72 / bu | - | - |
2025 | Soybeans | $10.54 /bu | - | - |
2026 | Wheat | $5.63 / bu | - | - |
Updated September 12, 2025
Data Source: USDA/RMA
Some prices may vary by state. Call your crop insurance officer with any questions.
*Cotton prices only reported for Tennessee
Missouri
Looking for the key dates for the crops in Missouri?
Check out our Missouri Important Crop Insurance Date Maps.
Crop Year | Crop | Projected Price | Final Harvest Price | Variance |
---|---|---|---|---|
2025 | Corn | $4.70 / bu | - | - |
2025 | Grain Sorghum | $4.72 / bu | - | - |
2025 | Peanuts | $0.2455 / lb | - | - |
2025 | Rice (short/medium grain) | $0.202 / lb | - | - |
2025 | Soybeans | $10.54 / bu | - | - |
2026 | Wheat | $5.76 / bu | - | - |
Updated August 25, 2025
Data Source: USDA/RMA
Some prices may vary by state. Call your crop insurance officer with any questions.
Not finding the crop prices for your state? Visit the USDA Risk Management Agency (RMA) website to find the comprehensive list.
Revenue Protection Policies

Why Revenue Protection is a Smart Risk Management Move
Revenue Protection policies help safeguard your farm’s income by covering both yield losses and price fluctuations. It’s a key part of your risk management strategy—especially when facing unexpected challenges like natural disasters, market changes, or economic shifts.
Here’s what Revenue Protection does:
- Uses projected and harvest prices to set a revenue guarantee.
- Covers losses if your actual revenue falls below that guarantee.
- Helps your operation recover faster and stay resilient.
This kind of coverage provides peace of mind and keeps your operation moving forward. Want to know if a Revenue Protection policy is the right fit for your farm? Reach out to your Farm Credit Mid-America crop insurance team to explore your options and optimize your coverage.
The Importance of Crop Insurance
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