Creates research for new crop insurance against frost damage
This bill would start research into new insurance to protect farmers from crop losses due to frost or cold weather. Currently, there's no specific direction for this type of insurance research. If passed, the government would explore creating a national policy to cover crops like tomatoes, strawberries, and citrus from these events.
Today, the government does not specifically require research into a national insurance policy for crops damaged by frost or cold weather. If this bill becomes law, the Federal Crop Insurance Corporation would be directed to either conduct or hire experts to carry out this research. This research would aim to develop a new, nationwide insurance option for farmers to protect against losses from freezing temperatures.
HR 7464 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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