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The National Association of Crop Insurance Agents (NACIA) is a nationwide nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the Federally subsidized multi-peril crop insurance (MPCI) program and other agricultural programs to benefit American farmers and insurance agents that sell and service crop insurance.

NEWS
August 12, 2010 NACIA Update: August Recess Finally Starts
August 5, 2010 NACIA Update: Washington's Unpredictable Ways
July 29, 2010 NACIA Update: The Rush Before Recess
July 22, 2010 Today's Hearing: How Are Agents Paid?
July 21, 2010 NACIA Announcement
July 16, 2010 NACIA Washington Update
July 8, 2010 NACIA Washington Update
June 25, 2010 NACIA Washington Update - Crop Insurance Activity Heats Up
June 18, 2010 NACIA Washington Update - Third Draft of SRA Still Under Review
June 10, 2010 NACIA Washington Update -- SRA Third Draft Released
May 27, 2010 NACIA Washington Update -- Linda Vickers' Birthday and No SRA
May 20, 2010 NACIA Washington Update -- Senate Ag SRA Meeting
May 13, 2010 Hurry Up and Wait
May 6, 2010 NACIA Washington Update -- Agent Testifies Before House Ag
April 29, 2010 SRA Gets Press, Farm Bill Hearings Continue
April 22, 2010 RMA Works on Third SRA Draft
April 15, 2010
April 15, 2010
April 15, 2010
April 8, 2010 Industry Response to Faulty Milliman Update
April 1, 2010 Congress Has Left for Spring Recess -- RMA Hasn't
Kathy Fowler, NACIA President, 110 North 6th Street, P.O. Box 368, Memphis, TX 79245
phone: 806-259-1842, toll free: 877-390-9862, toll free fax: 800-848-3216
email: info@nacia.org, web: www.nacia.org
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