The article highlights a call to action by Aníbal Pérez, the executive director of Agroseguros, urging grain producers in the country to invest in agricultural insurance with a state subsidy. This type of insurance is designed to mitigate risks such as drought, excessive rain, wind, hail, snow, and frost. The insurance can be purchased directly from various agencies and financial institutions, or through insurance brokers. The state subsidy covers 40% of the premium cost, with additional subsidies for factors like rehiring, collective contracting, and cereal farming. This initiative aims to support small and medium grain farmers by protecting their working capital during adverse weather conditions.