Minnesota Crop Insurance
State Profile 2018

Crops	Insured Acres	Total Acres	Percent Insured
Apples	505	N/A	-
Barley	40,973	80,000	51%
Buckwheat	273	N/A	-
Canola	39,400	46,000	86%
Corn	7,479,852	7,900,000	95%
Cultivated Wild Rice	11,002	N/A	-
Dry Beans	170,960	175,000	98%
Dry Peas	4,130	N/A	-
Flax	2,738	N/A	-
Forage Production	90,081	1,220,000	7%
Grass Seed	32,332	N/A	-
Green Peas	48,518	N/A	-
Oats	37,890	180,000	21%
Potatoes	36,692	44,000	83%
Processing Beans	456	N/A	-
Soybeans	7,444,973	7,800,000	95%
Sugar Beets	405,350	415,000	98%
Sunflowers	47,888	52,500	91%
Sweet Corn	100,278	N/A	-
Wheat	1,492,618	1,621,000	92%
- Insured Acres include Prevented Planting acres - Total Acres are official National Agricultural Statistics Service estimates - NA - Not Available

Crop Pilot Programs
Program	County Availability	Total Liability
Apiculture – Rainfall Index	All Minnesota counties	$6,863,693
Grass Seed	Beltrami, Kittson, Koochiching, Lake of the Woods, Marshall, Pennington, Red Lake, and Roseau counties	$8,861,750
Livestock Gross Margin – Cattle, Dairy Cattle, & Swine	All Minnesota counties	$38,372,806
Livestock Risk Protection – Fed Cattle, Feeder Cattle, Lamb, & Swine	All Minnesota counties	$4,320,350
Pasture, Rangeland, Forage – Rainfall Index	All Minnesota counties	$6,219,901
Whole Farm Revenue Protection	All Minnesota counties	$18,197,169

Dollar Liability Program	Total Dollar Liability
Apiculture – Rainfall Index	$6,863,693
Forage Seeding	$3,814,757
Hybrid Corn Seed	$3,576,489
Livestock Gross Margin – Cattle	$0
Livestock Gross Margin – Dairy Cattle	$33,349,721
Livestock Gross Margin – Swine	$5,023,085
Livestock Risk Protection – Fed Cattle	$189,473
Livestock Risk Protection – Feeder Cattle	$426,345
Livestock Risk Protection – Lamb	$1,608,408
Livestock Risk Protection – Swine	$2,096,129
Nursery	$13,496,261
Pasture, Rangeland, Forage – Rainfall Index	$6,219,901
Whole Farm Revenue Protection	$18,197,169

Year	Policies Earning Premium	Net Acres Insured	Liability	Gross Premium	Losses	Loss Ratio
2004	83,489	16,321,513	3,578,420,577	332,694,713	343,087,206	1.03
2005	82,326	16,273,184	3,070,257,066	284,219,630	132,606,568	0.47
2006	79,691	16,270,737	3,493,016,166	317,664,199	87,305,662	0.27
2007	78,713	16,457,304	5,421,322,220	519,206,986	236,422,356	0.46
2008	80,401	16,619,535	7,758,246,676	844,241,528	691,538,991	0.82
2009	83,833	16,981,043	6,040,800,495	626,338,887	151,187,130	0.24
2010	80,718	16,951,421	6,121,725,685	524,551,109	80,276,029	0.15
2011	80,152	17,173,923	9,456,289,562	845,441,631	450,673,592	0.53
2012	81,946	17,495,000	10,026,519,982	824,623,342	245,894,120	0.30
2013	82,343	17,677,923	10,321,245,709	826,151,924	1,327,881,404	1.61
2014	82,176	17,689,514	8,750,340,468	656,315,740	1,395,321,449	2.13
2015	81,991	17,761,928	7,957,501,619	629,904,296	91,092,674	0.14
2016	79,047	17,670,397	7,535,513,903	558,975,946	18,366,225	0.21
2017	77,346	17,647,465	8,118,029,920	631,673,035	141,965,218	0.22
2018	76,224	17,569,122	8,272,126,865	574,566,479	352,171,853	0.61

Data current as of February 25, 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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