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January 1 is deadline for Ontario fruit production insurance

The weather can turn on a dime, and hail can hit hard. Frost and freezing temperatures can change everything.

That’s why Production Insurance matters says Rebecca Metzger, senior industry specialist, Agricorp. It’s not just a policy—it’s peace of mind. Coverage acts as a safety net that supports growers when they face the unexpected, such as yield loss, reduced quality, or damaged trees and vines.

Fruit Policy application and renewal season is now open. This includes coverage for:  (click on link)

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