Convicted of crop insurance fraud, farmer says don’t do what he did
A Nebraska farmer recently convicted of crop insurance fraud is reminding farmers to avoid misrepresenting crop losses. Ross Nelson of Newman...
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Nebraska farmer says don’t do what he did: misrepresent crop losses
A Nebraska farmer took to the internet Thursday to urge his fellow farmers against doing what he did: misrepresent his crop...
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Rancher wants $244M owed Tyson reduced
With a former eastern Washington rancher’s sentencing on wire fraud charges set for Tuesday the plot has thickened, as Cody Allen...
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Michigan farmer agrees to $1.2M settlement to resolve allegations of federal crop insurance and farm benefit program fraud
Gaylord D. Lincoln and G. Lincoln Farms, LLC, located in Springport, Michigan, have agreed to pay $1,200,000 to resolve allegations that...
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Missouri man pleads guilty in deaths of 2 Wisconsin brothers
A northwest Missouri man pleaded guilty Friday to killing two brothers from Wisconsin after they came to his farm in 2019...
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Holt County man sentenced to prison for crop insurance fraud
A Nebraska man will spend about four weeks in prison for federal crop insurance fraud. 48-year-old Ross Nelson of Newman Grove...
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Insurers make $5 billion profit under crop insurance scheme
Insurers in India had made a profit of nearly 400 billion Indian rupees ($5 billion) under the central government’s flagship crop...
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Pfaff crop insurance fraud trial delayed 6 months
A federal judge has granted a six-month delay in the jury trial for a farmer Washburn, North Dakota, who is accused of...
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FBI touts work on crop insurance fraud case
The FBI is spotlighting the work of investigators involving a $40 million crop insurance fraud case tied to a Kentucky tobacco...
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Oh Crop! $40M led to 23 people getting charged, civil fines for 17 others
A crop insurance fraud case totaling 40 million dollars led to 23 people getting charged with a crime and 17 other...
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