Extreme weather patterns have created some challenging conditions for farmers over the last several years, and some industry experts believe they may lead to long-term implications for costs like inputs and insurance.
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Extreme weather patterns likely to affect yields, insurance costs for farmers
If extreme weather patterns continue, impacts to agriculture may include disruptions to supply chains and increased insurance premiums for many producers, according to experts.
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