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by Scott Stiles - November 14, 2024
The crop insurance Final Planting Date for winter wheat in Arkansas is November 30th.
Acres planted on or before November 30th receive the full yield or revenue guarantee that was originally selected. For acres planted after the Final Planting Date, the insurance guarantee is reduced by one percent for each day after the Final Planting Date. After 5 days, the insurance guarantee is 60 percent.
Consult your crop insurance agent for questions regarding final planting dates and prevented planting coverage.
Sales Closing Date
09/30/2024
Final Planting Date
11/30/2024
End of Late Planting Period
12/05/2024
Acreage Reporting Date
12/15/2024
Premium Billing Date
07/01/2025
The 2025 crop insurance Projected Price for wheat is $5.94 per bushel. This is down 10 percent from last year’s $6.61 per bushel. The Projected Price, sometime referred to as the “base” price, is used by the USDA Risk Management Agency to establish crop insurance protection levels.
The University of Arkansas 2025 wheat planning budgets are available at this link: 2025 wheat budgets
The wheat budgets are provided in an Excel spreadsheet format. These allow the user to adjust the budgets with respect to commodity prices and input costs as well as production practices and land lease structures.