The Agriculture Infrastructure Stability Act of 2025 directs the federal crop insurance program to research and develop new "harvest incentive" insurance policies that would provide coverage for revenue losses. The Federal Crop Insurance Corporation must complete this research within one year and submit a report to Congress detailing the findings, and then make any new policy available to farmers within two years if it meets existing insurance requirements. This legislation specifically affects farmers and agricultural producers who rely on crop insurance, as well as the crop insurance industry that would develop and offer these new products. The bill does not specify dedicated funding amounts but requires the existing crop insurance program to conduct or contract out the necessary research and development work within the established timelines.
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