Renew your Production Insurance

Last updated on July 9, 2026

Wide view of a cultivated agricultural field with freshly tilled soil forming curved rows in the foreground, a pond and additional fields in the midground, and farm buildings and greenery in the background, with large white text reading “Production Insurance Renewals” overlaid across the center.

Production Insurance in British Columbia offers continuous enrolment through its annual renewal process. This enables existing participants to maintain uninterrupted coverage and adjust their policies each year.

How to renew your Production Insurance coverage

Watch for your renewal notice

  • Each year, Production Insurance will send out renewal packages to enrolled producers, a minimum of 30 days before the start of the growing season.
  • The renewal package will include your coverage options, a listing of your insured crops, and premium details for the coming growing season.

Review your coverage

  • Check that the crops listed match what you plan to grow.
  • Adjust coverage levels if needed.
  • Ensure acreage and production estimates are accurate.

Submit your renewal

  • Sign and return the renewal form by the deadline specific to your crop type (e.g., tree fruits, berries, grain, forage, etc.).
  • Deadlines vary by plan and are clearly indicated in the renewal package. If you are unsure, please confirm with your local Production Insurance office, or on the Production Insurance website.

Pay your premium

  • Premiums are cost-shared. Farmers pay a portion, while provincial and federal governments pay the rest.
  • Payment must be made by the payment deadline to keep coverage active.

Confirmation of coverage

  • Once your renewal is processed and payment received, you'll get confirmation of coverage for the season.
  • Coverage begins once the crop year starts.

If you do not want to renew

In the event a policy is not renewed, Production Insurance will continue to send a renewal offer for up to 3 years. If you prefer not to receive offer package, please contact your local regional office to opt out.

 

Need help?

Call or visit your local Production Insurance office to speak with a Program Representative - they are available to answer questions and help with the application process.

 
 

Regional offices

Office Toll-free phone Local phone E-mail
Abbotsford 1-888 221-7141 604-556-3001 ProductionInsurance.Abbotsford@gov.bc.ca
Cranbrook 1-888-332-3352 250-861-7211 ProductionInsurance.Cranbrook@gov.bc.ca
Dawson Creek 1-877-772-2200 250-784-2236 ProductionInsurance.DawsonCreek@gov.bc.ca
Ft. St. John 1-888-822-1345 250-787-3240 ProductionInsurance.FtStJohn@gov.bc.ca
Kamloops 1-888-823-3355 250-828-4506 ProductionInsurance.Kamloops@gov.bc.ca
Kelowna 1-888-332-3352 250-712-3797 ProductionInsurance.Kelowna@gov.bc.ca
Oliver 1-888-812-8811 250-498-5250 ProductionInsurance.Oliver@gov.bc.ca
Williams Lake 1-800-474-6133  250-398-4213 ProductionInsurance.WilliamsLake@gov.bc.ca

Insurable crops

 

Close-up view of fresh blueberries filling the frame, showing their deep blue-purple color and textured surfaces, with large white text reading “Berries” overlaid across the center.

 

Close-up of colorful tulips in various stages of bloom, including a prominent orange and red flower surrounded by green stems and unopened buds, with large white text reading “Flower Bulbs” overlaid across the center.

 

Close-up of a lush field of green forage plants with clusters of small purple flowers scattered throughout, set against a softly blurred background of similar vegetation, with large white text reading “Forage” overlaid across the center.

Close-up of golden-brown wheat stalks standing upright in a field, with detailed grain heads and warm sunlight highlighting their texture, with large white text reading “Grain” overlaid across the center.

Close-up of clusters of dark purple grapes hanging on the vine among large green leaves, with sunlight filtering through the foliage, and large white text reading “Grapes” overlaid across the center.

Close-up of ripe peaches hanging from a tree branch among long green leaves, with warm sunlight highlighting the fruit’s yellow and reddish tones, and large white text reading “Tree Fruit” overlaid across the center.

 

Close-up of assorted root vegetables, including orange, purple, and white carrots along with beets, one sliced to show a red and white ring pattern, arranged closely together, with large white text reading “Vegetables” overlaid across the center.

 

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Contact information

Kelowna Toll Free
1-888-332-3352
Kelowna
ProductionInsurance.Kelowna@gov.bc.ca
Production Insurance
www.gov.bc.ca/CropInsurance