Full-Time

Insurance Analyst

Posted on 9/26/2025

AgWest Farm Credit

AgWest Farm Credit

501-1,000 employees

Agricultural financing and related services

Compensation Overview

$64k - $97.5k/yr

+ Annual performance-based incentive target is 10% of base + Annual performance-based incentive target is 12% of base

Wenatchee, WA, USA

Hybrid

Hybrid role; must be in-office 50–60% of the time; eligible for one-time home office stipend after training.

Category
Finance & Banking (3)
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Requirements
  • Bachelor’s degree in business or ag-related field, or equivalent combination of education and experience.
  • Ability to understand, interpret, and explain insurance policies and procedures.
  • Appropriate State Insurance Agent license(s) must be obtained within three months of assuming the role.
Responsibilities
  • Lead procurement of production, acreage, crop, and insured entity information from current and prospective customers. Obtain supporting documentation needed to perform each crop insurance servicing action throughout the crop cycle. May travel to rural areas to conduct customer meetings at place of business.
  • Evaluate customer production information from various sources, including, but not limited to, farm management records, third-party documentation, sales receipts, loss adjuster production worksheets and tax records.
  • Reconcile customer acreage information, FSA 578s, farm plans, and maps to federal crop insurance acreage forms to ensure accurate policies can be created and issued. Interpret program requirements and determine adequate completion.
  • Develop and maintain confidence by educating customers on the crop insurance programs and options available. Effectively communicate rates, fees, terms and timeframes.
  • Comply with internal, federal, and insurance company documentation expectations, submission timelines, procedures, laws, and regulations.
  • Maintain state agent’s license through required continuing educational training/seminars.
  • As an active member of the account team, lead aspects of the customer relationship and coordinate with insurance agents, specialists and other staff to ensure effective and accurate policy administration.
  • Work with other insurance representatives to resolve policy issues that affect the producer’s insurance coverage.
  • Represent and communicate the values, purpose and mission of AgWest to employees, customers, the public and target audiences. This may include joining or actively supporting appropriate organizations and civic groups and actively participating in sponsored events and programs.
  • Collaborate with other teams in the organization to make referrals and cross-sell products to meet customer needs.
  • Perform all duties and maintain all standards in accordance with company policies, procedures, and internal controls.
  • Other duties as assigned.
Desired Qualifications
  • Understanding of the local insurance industry and agricultural markets.
  • Knowledge of agricultural practices and crop and livestock production.
  • Knowledge of Farm Credit policies and procedures, eligibility requirements and products.
  • Working knowledge of FCIC regulations and procedures, including legal terminology.

AgWest Farm Credit is a financial cooperative that provides loans and related financial services to farmers, ranchers, agribusinesses, commercial fishermen, timber producers, rural homeowners, and crop insurance customers in seven Western states through a network of 59 locations. It issues loans for buying land and equipment, operating expenses, and other agricultural needs, backed by the Farm Credit System, a nationwide cooperative network serving American agriculture. Unlike many lenders, AgWest combines lending with related financial services tailored to agricultural and rural customers as part of a member-owned structure. Its goal is to support the growth and stability of the agriculture sector and rural communities by offering reliable credit and financial services.

Company Size

501-1,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Spokane, Washington

Founded

1916

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Cattle markets stay bullish with tightening domestic supplies ahead.
  • Pears forecast at 16.8 million boxes, up 60% from 2024.
  • Lower interest rates from April 2026 outlook ease client borrowing.

What critics are saying

  • Wheat prices collapse from global oversupply, squeezing Montana growers now.
  • Almond prices decline with 2025 inventory buildup, hitting California borrowers.
  • Potato returns fall below costs from plentiful harvest across West.

What makes AgWest Farm Credit unique

  • Publishes monthly market updates on Western commodities like almonds, cattle, dairy.
  • Launched $15,000 New Producer Grant program on March 3, 2025.
  • Donated $500,000 to University of Montana Western for Farm degree.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Life Insurance

Paid Vacation

Paid Sick Leave

Paid Holidays

401(k) Company Match

Employee Assistance Program

Wellness Program

Home Office Stipend

Company News

Big Timber Pioneer
Oct 17th, 2025
AgWest quarterly commodity outlook

AgWest quarterly commodity outlook. AgWest Farm Credit released its Monthly Market Update for October, covering the state of major agricultural commodities in Arizona, California, Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Washington. The update features unique insights into economic drivers impacting agriculture and forestry in the West. AgWest's outlook for major commodities is summarized below. Visit AgWest's Industry Insights page for an expanded analysis of each industry, monthly economic headlines, relevant data and trends, and additional special reports. Almonds and pistachios. Almond prices reversed their upward momentum and started to decline mid-way through September. Inventory of the 2025 crop is building and international buyers are increasingly cautious about overcommitting given current prices. Harvest continues for the 2025 crop. There is an increasing sense that the crop size will come in below the forecasted 142 million boxes, though to what degree remains unclear. The 2025 pear crop is forecasted to come at 16.8 million boxes, a nearly 60% increase from 2024 levels and aligned with the historical average. Cattle markets remain bullish despite seasonal softening in fed cattle prices in late September. Domestic cattle and beef supplies remain tight and are expected to tighten further in the coming months. Increases in U.S. milk production, driven by unprecedented herd expansion, have been bearish for milk prices. Dairy markets have also been bearish. While butter and cheese exports have been a bright spot for U.S. dairy in recent months, falling prices in global markets are challenging U.S. export competitiveness. Forest products. Average lumber prices fell another 8% in September, with declines seen in both green Douglas fir and Southern Yellow Pine. Douglas fir and whitewood log prices also fell in August, marking their fourth consecutive monthly decline. Hay prices are currently depressed due to oversupply and low demand. Water concerns remain top of mind for growers with water allocation negotiations ongoing. Lemons and oranges. Lemon prices remain steady and fruit quality generally good. Harvest is wrapping up in the Coastal Region of California and picking up in the Desert Region. For oranges, the 2025-26 navel and mandarin crop forecasts came in at 80 million cartons and 33 million cartons, respectively. Potato harvest is underway across the West, and the plentiful crop will likely keep returns below production costs for many growers. Wheat prices remain significantly low, creating a challenging outlook for growers across the West. Both the USDA projected farm price and wheat futures continue to weaken due to the impact of a large global crop. Wine and wine grapes. Wine grape crops are progressing differently across the West, but look to be coming in smaller than average due to reduced acreage and a higher percentage of minimally managed vineyards in California and Washington. About AgWest Farm Credit. AgWest Farm Credit is a financial cooperative with approximately $35 billion in total assets as of 2025. It provides financing and related services to farmers, ranchers, agribusinesses, commercial fishermen, timber producers, rural homeowners, and crop insurance customers in seven Western states. AgWest is part of the 109-year-old Farm Credit System, the nation's leading provider of credit to agriculture. With 59 locations across the West, AgWest is committed to serving its customers and supporting local communities. Contact the pioneer. Send Bigtimberpioneer your thoughts and feedback as a letter to the editor. Submit by post to P.O. Box 830, Big Timber, MT 59011 or use its online form.

MarketScreener
Jul 2nd, 2025
Limoneira Company Enter into Master Loan Agreement with Agwest Farm Credit, PCA

On June 26, 2025, Limoneira Company entered into a Master Loan Agreement with AgWest Farm Credit, PCA , dated June 26, 2025, together with a revolving credit facility supplement and a non-revolving...

AgWest Farm Credit
Mar 3rd, 2025
AgWest Farm Credit supports new producers with $15,000 grant program

Spokane, Washington (March 3, 2025) AgWest Farm Credit, a cooperative lending association dedicated to supporting agriculture, has launched the application window for the AgWest New Producer Grant program, designed to help motivated producers get started in agriculture.

Northern Ag Network
Sep 18th, 2024
UMW Receives $500,000 Donation from AgWest Farm Credit to Launch Farm & Ranch Management Degree

The University of Montana Western has received a generous $500,000 donation from AgWest Farm Credit to help fund the development of a Farm and Ranch Management degree.

AgWest Farm Credit
Sep 11th, 2024
AgWest delivers insights about agricultural commodities and profitability

AgWest Farm Credit released its Monthly Market Update for August, covering the state of major agricultural commodities in Alaska, Arizona, California, Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Washington.

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