Webinar
Livestock Insurance Essentials: Policies, Protection, and Working with Your Agent
This webinar is hosted in partnership with the Southern Risk Management Education Center
About this webinar
Protecting your livestock operation starts with understanding the risk management tools available to you. Join Native Agriculture Financial Services (NAFS) for an informative webinar exploring livestock insurance options and the important role insurance agents play in helping producers make informed decisions. This session will provide an overview of key livestock insurance programs, including available coverage options, eligibility requirements, enrollment timelines, and how these policies can help manage financial risks associated with livestock production. Participants will also learn practical strategies for building strong relationships with crop insurance agents, asking the right questions, and working collaboratively to identify coverage that best fits their operation. Whether you are new to livestock insurance or looking to strengthen your current risk management plan, this webinar will provide valuable information to help you better protect your agricultural operation and confidently navigate the insurance process.

Ty Ducheneaux
Chief Resiliency Officer
Ty Ducheneaux grew up, and currently resides, on his family’s cow-calf operation located on the Cheyenne River Sioux Reservation. He is an enrolled member of the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe. Leaving the family ranch wasn’t a thought early on in his life. It wasn’t until he started to get more familiar with the finances of the family operation that he fully understood the issues faced by Native producers. In hopes of being better equipped to provide solutions to the problems he knew were being faced by Native producers nationwide, he attended South Dakota State University. At SDSU, he received a Bachelor’s in Agriculture Economics and a Master’s in Economics. Ty credits his upbringing for instilling his inherent passion for Agriculture finance. At the end of his career, he hopes to say that his work played a role in alleviating the issues Native producers face. Ty currently serves as a Chief Resiliency Officer for Native Agriculture Financial Services.
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