• FPIA Board Members
The Michigan Farm Produce Insurance Authority, created by P.A. 198 of 2003, is a nine-member board, representing farmers and grain, feed and banking interests, and has the responsibility of establishing, administering and promoting the fund.

• Farm Produce Insurance Act (PA 198 of 2003)
PA 198 of 2003 creates the "Farm Produce Insurance Act" to establish a program in which producers of dry beans, grains, or corn could contribute a percentage of their proceeds to a new fund, and could recover from the fund for losses caused by a grain dealer's financial failure.

• Grain Dealers' FPIA FAQ
A list of frequently asked questions from grain dealers in regards to the Farm Produce Insurance Program assessment period starting on January 1, 2005.

• Producers' Farm Produce Insurance Authority (FPIA) FAQ
Following is a list of answers to frequently asked questions received by Farm Bureau and the Michigan Department of Agriculture & Rural Development (MDARD) from producers concerning the Farm Produce Insurance Program.

• FPIA Brochures and Flyers
Some brochures and flyers to help inform the public and businesses involved in the Farm Produce Insurance Act.

• Farm Produce Insurance Forms
Forms required for refund requests, proof of loss, subrogation, and quarterly report and remittance.

• Public Service Announcements Concerning the Farm Produce Insurance Act.
Two separate Public Service Announcements designed to inform the public on the benefits of the new Farm Produce Insurance Authority (FPIA).