Revenue Protection. It provides insurance against revenue losses and includes a price guarantee. Should the price of crops like corn and soybean be higher at harvest than when the insurance was purchased - the base price set in February - then the price goes higher. You would think the price of this insurance - most other federally backed crop insurance products too - would be higher this season than last year. That won’t be the case in Illinois - says Gary Schnitkey - despite the payouts made because of the drought of 2012