Our Roots.

Sustainable Crop Insurance Services, LP (SCIS) is a subsidiary of the National Sorghum Producers (NSP). It was founded in 2006 and began with licenses in Texas, Colorado, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Kansas. Chris Cogburn was the only agent and managed the business while also acting as the Strategic Business Director for NSP. In 2012, SCIS began adding agents as the business grew. In 2015, Chris dropped his role with NSP, acting solely as manager for SCIS. The business has continued to grow while providing superior service to clients.

We believe that “service is the difference” and strive to deliver that in all aspects of our interaction with clients. Catching you at your place and working with your busy schedule is important to us. Our clients range from 100 acres to over 40,000 acres, but personal service is truly our goal in working with each client on a personalized crop insurance package. Service is the difference to each of our clients. Remember, all of the crop insurance products underwritten by RMA cost the same, so service is what sets us apart.

The SCIS Difference.

Customized Coverage

Every farm is different. Your policy should be too. We craft insurance plans that reflect your operation and goals.

Year-Round Service

Risk doesn't follow a calendar - neither do we. Our team is here year-round to provide support, answer questions and help you navigate policy decisions with confidence.

Deep Roots in Agriculture

We don't just work in agriculture - we were raised by it. The long days. The high stakes. The pride in feeding a growing world. That's the perspective we bring to every policy we write. At SCIS, you're not just a client, you're a fellow producer and we protect your operation like it's a part of our own legacy.

Why "Sustainable" For A Name?

Long before “sustainable” became a buzzword in ag media circles, we chose that name for a simple reason: We can only be sustainable in our business if you are sustainable in yours. With this in mind, our passion is servicing your crop insurance needs and providing the best insurance package for your situation. You can’t control the weather, but you can control the crop insurance choices you make.