For 2005-2006, Custom Ag Solutions partnered with the United States Department of Agriculture's (USDA) Risk Management Agency (RMA) on the following Risk Management Education (RME) and Research and Development (R&D) projects:

• Crop Insurance Education for Nevada Producers (NevadaAgRisk.com).  In completing the project, we worked with the following organizational partners:
  • Nevada Vocational Agriculture Teachers Association;
  • University of Nevada Cooperative Extension;
  • Nevada Cattlemen's Association;
  • Kansas State University; and,
  • Nevada Farm Bureau.
• Risk Management Education for Michigan and Ohio Christmas Tree Growers (ChristmasTreeRiskManagement.com).  Our project partners included the following organizations:
  • Dr. Melvin R. Koelling, Professor, Forest Extension, Physiology, Michigan State University;
  • Dr. Rick Bates, Assistant Professor of Ornamental Horticulture, Pennsylvania State University;
  • Michigan Christmas Tree Association;
  • Ohio Christmas Tree Association; and
  • Indiana Christmas Tree Growers Association.
• Risk Management Education for Oregon and Washington Christmas Tree Growers (ChristmasTreeRiskManagement.com).  In successfully completing this project, we worked with the following partners: 
  • Dr. Melvin R. Koelling, Professor, Forest Extension, Physiology, Michigan State University;
  • Dr. Rick Bates, Assistant Professor of Ornamental Horticulture, Pennsylvania State University;
  • Chal Landgren, Extension Specialist, Oregon State University; and, 
  • Pacific Northwest Christmas Tree Growers Association.
• Research and Development of a Cattle Basis Risk Analysis Tool (CBRAT) and the BeefBasis.com website (BeefBasis.com).  Our project partners included the following:
  • Kansas State University's Kevin Dhuyvetter;
  • Kansas State University's James Mintert; and, 
  • Montana State University's Kevin McNew.

During 2005-2006, Custom Ag Solutions was also a partner on the following USDA/RMA projects:

• Crop Insurance Education for Wyoming Producers (University of Wyoming Cooperative Extension); and,
• Crop Insurance Education for Utah Producers (Utah State University Extension).

In 2005-2006, CAS also completed numerous appraisal, feasibility, and valuation projects.