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Minnesota State Profile - 2018

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CropsInsured Acres
 
Total Acres
 
Percent Insured
 
Apples505N/A-
Barley40,97380,00051%
Buckwheat273N/A-
Canola39,40046,00086%
Corn7,479,8527,900,00095%
Cultivated Wild Rice11,002N/A
 
Dry Beans170,960175,00098%
Dry Peas4,130N/A
 
Flax2,738N/A
 
Forage Production90,0811,220,0007%
Grass Seed32,332N/A
 
Green Peas48,518N/A
 
Oats37,890180,00021%
Potatoes36,69244,00083%
Processing Beans456N/A
 
Soybeans7,444,9737,800,00095%
Sugar Beets405,350415,00098%
Sunflowers47,88852,50091%
Sweet Corn100,278N/A
 
Wheat1,492,6181,621,00092%
- Insured Acres include Prevented Planting acres
- Total Acres are official National Agricultural Statistics Service estimates
- NA - Not Available

 

Crop Pilot Programs
ProgramCounty AvailabilityTotal Liability
Apiculture – Rainfall IndexAll Minnesota counties$6,863,693
Grass SeedBeltrami, Kittson, Koochiching, Lake of the Woods, Marshall, Pennington, Red Lake, and Roseau counties$8,861,750
Livestock Gross Margin – Cattle, Dairy Cattle, & SwineAll Minnesota counties$38,372,806
Livestock Risk Protection – Fed Cattle, Feeder Cattle, Lamb, & SwineAll Minnesota counties$4,320,350
Pasture, Rangeland, Forage – Rainfall IndexAll Minnesota counties$6,219,901
Whole Farm Revenue ProtectionAll Minnesota counties$18,197,169

 

Dollar Liability ProgramTotal 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

 

15 Year Crop Insurance History For Minnesota
YearPolicies Earning Premium
 
Net Acres Insured
 
LiabilityGross Premium
 
LossesLoss Ratio
 
2004 
 
83,48916,321,5133,578,420,577332,694,713343,087,2061.03
2005 
 
82,32616,273,1843,070,257,066284,219,630132,606,5680.47
2006 
 
79,69116,270,7373,493,016,166317,664,19987,305,6620.27
2007 
 
78,71316,457,3045,421,322,220519,206,986236,422,3560.46
2008 
 
80,40116,619,5357,758,246,676844,241,528691,538,9910.82
2009 
 
83,83316,981,0436,040,800,495626,338,887151,187,1300.24
2010 
 
80,71816,951,4216,121,725,685524,551,10980,276,0290.15
2011 
 
80,15217,173,9239,456,289,562845,441,631450,673,5920.53
2012 
 
81,94617,495,00010,026,519,982824,623,342245,894,1200.30
2013 
 
82,34317,677,92310,321,245,709826,151,9241,327,881,4041.61
2014 
 
82,17617,689,5148,750,340,468656,315,7401,395,321,4492.13
2015 
 
81,99117,761,9287,957,501,619629,904,29691,092,6740.14
2016 
 
79,04717,670,3977,535,513,903558,975,94618,366,2250.21
2017 
 
77,34617,647,4658,118,029,920631,673,035141,965,2180.22
201876,22417,569,1228,272,126,865574,566,479352,171,8530.61

Data current as of February 25, 2019. For current data go to RMA’s Summary of Business tool.

Where to Buy Crop Insurance

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.