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|ProgramName=Adjusted Gross Revenue Insurance
|ProgramName=Adjusted Gross Revenue Insurance
|ProgramType=Program
|ProgramType=Program
|OrgSponsor=U.S. Department of Agriculture
|OrgSponsor=Department of Agriculture
|TopOrganization=Department of Agriculture
|CreationLegislation=Federal Crop Insurance Reform Act of 1994
|CreationLegislation=Federal Crop Insurance Reform Act of 1994
|Historic=No
|Mission=Adjusted Gross Revenue Insurance provides whole-farm revenue protection for producers by covering a percentage of the farm's revenue, based on historical tax records, for multiple commodities including some livestock. It aims to offer a safety net for diversified farming operations against losses due to revenue decline.
|Mission=Adjusted Gross Revenue Insurance provides whole-farm revenue protection for producers by covering a percentage of the farm's revenue, based on historical tax records, for multiple commodities including some livestock. It aims to offer a safety net for diversified farming operations against losses due to revenue decline.
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'''Adjusted Gross Revenue Insurance''' (or '''AGR Insurance''') is a term used in United States federal [[agricultural law]] referring to a [[revenue]] [[insurance]] program implemented in 1999 as a [[pilot program]] by the [[USDA]], which continues on a limited basis. It allows some farmers to receive a guarantee of a percentage of their revenue for multiple [[commodities]], including some [[livestock]] revenue, rather than just the revenue from an individual commodity.  
'''Adjusted Gross Revenue Insurance''' (or '''AGR Insurance''') is a term used in United States federal [[agricultural law]] referring to a [[revenue]] [[insurance]] program implemented in 1999 as a [[pilot program]] by the [[USDA]], which continues on a limited basis. It allows some farmers to receive a guarantee of a percentage of their revenue for multiple [[commodities]], including some [[livestock]] revenue, rather than just the revenue from an individual commodity.