LRP: 2026 Updates & How to Prepare

Are your risk management strategies keeping up with today’s conditions?

This fast-paced, 30-minute webinar covers critical updates to Livestock Risk Protection (LRP), how the 2026 changes will impact producers, and how to strengthen your coverage strategy amid drought, natural disasters, and market volatility.

Whether you’re new to LRP, looking to better understand the 2026 updates, or preparing for an agency transfer, now is the time to act.

Why attend?

✔ Breakdown of 2026 LRP policy changes effective July 1
✔ Simple, straightforward explanation of LRP
✔ Coverage tips, transfer timelines & application assistance
✔ Overview of PRF (Rainfall Index Insurance for pasture and haying ground)
✔ Key updates related to drought and natural disaster exemptions

What you'll learn:

2026 LRP updates, including changes for fed cattle and unborn calves
Clarifications to forage disaster exemptions for extended drought and natural disasters
Options to market cattle earlier under qualifying conditions without losing LRP eligibility
How PRF coverage complements drought-related risk management strategies
Updates to beginning farmer and rancher subsidies tied to recent legislation

Interested in learning more? Visit CattleUSA Insurance or reach out to us at info@cattleusainsurance.com.

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