KW Insurance - Fall 2026 Checklist

Please complete every item below. Your responses go directly to our office.

1.Has anything changed in the structure of your entity or your landlord(s) entity? (death, divorce, marriage, entity type, adding shareholder, etc.)
2.Do you think you may have a claim on any crops this year? If so, please mark Yes so a claim can be entered for you — it's important a timely claim is filed (it's easy to withdraw later if there ends up being no claim). If a claim has already been entered, please note that in the comments.
3.Are you planning on seeding any fall/winter crops?
If No, skip to question 12
4.If yes or maybe, which crop(s)?
Winter Wheat
Triticale for grain/seed
Canola
Other
5.Will any of your fall seeded crops be organic?
6.For your fall seeded crops, will any be seeded on land that was CRP, hay ground, or native sod that hasn't been seeded to an annual crop since it's been broken out? If yes, choose the appropriate description.
7.Are you adding any land this year?
8.Note: If you are seeding a fall/winter crop, this sets the level of insurance and participation in SCO & ECO programs for any spring varieties of the same crop. Example: Spring wheat will have the same coverage you select for winter wheat. For crop year 2027, KW Insurance has the following recommended coverages to optimize coverage and value for most operations: · Enterprise Units (by type or practice if possible) · 75% MPCI coverage level (highest level of cost support) · Electing both county programs, ECO & SCO
If Yes, skip to question 12
9.What unit structure do you want on your fall seeded crops? Enterprise by Type (ET) will require seeding winter wheat and spring wheat/durum in two different sections, or all wheat will fall into one Enterprise Unit.
Do you have any of these scenarios on your farm? Select all that apply.
If any of these apply, we will contact you to discuss the appropriate unit type for your operation.
10.Would you like SCO and/or ECO on your fall/winter crops?
11.What level of insurance do you want on your fall/winter crops? (If you're seeding winter wheat, this also sets the level on your Spring Wheat.)
12.If you don't currently have rainfall insurance (PRF) on your grass or hay, would you like to be contacted? (You can only insure your grass if you have an insurable interest in cattle.)
13.Would you like to meet individually with an agent to discuss your crop insurance coverage or any other insurance programs? If "yes," we will contact you to set an appointment.
14.Additional comments
The above answers are true to the best of my knowledge. I understand it is my responsibility to report any changes promptly.