Florida Crop Insurance
State Profile 2018

Crops	Insured Acres	Total Acres	Percent Insured
Avocado	1,727	5,500*	31%
Blueberries	3,795	5,200*	73%
Cabbage	2,405	9,000*	27%
Corn	55,526	100,000	56%
Cotton	107,976	117,000	92%
Cucumbers	659	26,000*	3%
Flue Cured Tobacco	1,421	N/A	N/A
Fresh Market Tomatoes	14,464	29,000*	50%
Grain Sorghum	318	N/A	N/A
Oats	25	N/A	N/A
Peanuts	136,050	155,000	88%
Potatoes	17,204	22,000	78%
Rice	21,275	N/A	N/A
Soybeans	10,548	18,000	59%
Sugarcane	386,391	397,000	97%
Wheat	4,213	10,000	42%

Crop Pilot Programs	County Availability	Total Liability
Apiculture	All Counties	$27,479,381
Pasture, Rangeland, Forage	All	$150,359,818
Whole Farm Revenue Protection	All	$102,669,991

Dollar Liability Program	Total Dollar Liability
Citrus - Grapefruit, Lemons, Mandarins,Tangerines, Oranges, Tangelos, and Tangors	$334,438,991
Fresh Market Sweet Corn	$26,176,617
Fresh Market Tomatoes	$53,682,630
Nursery - Field Grown and Container	$496,477,842
Pecans (Revenue)	$586,899
Peppers	$16,952,794

Florida Fruit Tree	County Availability	Total Liability
Avocado Tree	Miami-Dade	$24,734,434
Carambola Tree	Lee, Miami-Dade	$2,772,182
Lemon Trees	Hendry, Martin	$1,296,745
Lime Trees	Lee, Miami-Dade	$243,517
Mango Trees	Miami-Dade	$876,318
Grapefruit, Orange, and other citrus trees	Brevard, Broward, Charlotte, Citrus, Collier, De Soto, Glades, Hendry, Hernando, Highlands, Hillsborough, Indian River, Lake, Lee, Manatee, Marion, Martin, Okeechobee, Orange, Osceola, Palm Beach, Pasco, Polk, Sarasota, Seminole, St Lucie, Volusia	$1,222,015,696

* 2016 total acres (2017 acres not available as of March 2018)

Year	Policies Earning Premium	Net Acres Insured	Liability	Gross Premium	Losses	Loss Ratio
2004	14,530	1,331,911	2,700,446,503	99,751,259	113,205,213	1.13
2005	14,479	1,373,027	2,973,811,338	106,372,568	335,086,858	3.15
2006	14,833	1,370,441	3,049,039,461	83,182,553	229,598,389	2.76
2007	13,593	1,228,289	3,154,746,854	136,490,133	40,786,556	0.30
2008	13,452	1,291,343	3,211,104,056	122,496,208	17,184,223	0.14
2009	13,261	1,267,627	3,163,510,248	111,091,625	71,796,410	0.65
2010	11,960	1,149,888	2,867,534,251	100,708,680	65,625,181	0.65
2011	11,721	1,873,262	2,786,623,598	112,810,561	71,756,218	0.64
2012	11,549	2,048,009	2,892,163,935	116,974,641	86,254,145	0.74
2013	11,399	2,220,105	3,177,455,432	126,363,648	52,855,237	0.42
2014	9,850	2,296,186	3,066,630,066	119,260,850	36,484,083	0.31
2015	9,250	2,477,545	2,974,308,722	109,118,104	46,501,661	0.43
2016	8,490	1,692,463	2,886,399,379	102,616,365	61,632,833	0.60
2017	7,751	1,738,198	2,767,281,407	110,926,172	100,162,788	0.90
2018	7,407	2,167,262	2,814,073,338	117,799,185	337,985,473	2.87

Data current as of March 11, 2019. For current data go to RMA’s Summary of Business tool.

All multi-peril crop insurance, including Catastrophic Risk Protection policies, are available from private crop insurance agents. A list of crop insurance agents is available at all USDA service centers and on RMA’s website.

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