South Carolina Crop Insurance
State Profile 2016

Crops	Insured Acres	Total Acres	Percent Insured
Apples	67	NA	NA
Barley	304	NA	NA
Blueberries	0	NA	NA
Canola	2,818	NA	NA
Corn	330,288	375,000	88%
Cotton**	191,386	190,000	100%
Flue Cured Tobacco	12,344	13,000	95%
Fresh Market Tomatoes	758	3,300	38%
Grain Sorghum	10,390	NA	NA
Oats	3,436	17,000	20%
Peaches	11,412	14,000*	82%
Peanuts	103,664	110,000	94%
Rye	1,120	NA	NA
Soybeans	388,970	420,000	93%
Wheat	246,340	60,000	100%

Crop Pilot Programs
Program	County Availability	Total Liability
Apiculture	All	$495,766
Clams	Beaufort, Charleston	$0
Nursery Growers Price Endorsement	All	NA
Pasture, Rangeland, Forage	All	$1,898,476
Whole Farm Revenue Protection	All	$9,625,268

Dollar Liability Program	Total Dollar Liability
Nursery	$20,176,076

* 2015 total acres (2016 acres incomplete or not available as of February 2017)
** Excludes acres for Stacked Income Protection (STAX)

Year	Policies Earning Premium	Net Acres Insured	Liability	Gross Premium	Losses	Loss Ratio
2002	6,445	1,098,812	269,656,939	22,931,768	66,339,873	2.89
2003	6,331	1,084,825	286,260,609	27,497,269	34,053,089	1.24
2004	6,541	1,135,781	316,680,585	32,179,942	20,152,919	0.63
2005	5,409	1,045,961	276,714,190	28,561,850	18,745,176	0.66
2006	5,026	1,013,910	324,526,166	31,291,761	21,772,185	0.70
2007	5,107	1,060,495	354,242,242	38,602,050	55,049,456	1.43
2008	5,517	1,175,835	425,500,380	54,159,594	50,014,450	0.92
2009	5,294	1,135,204	383,914,009	53,790,058	35,113,997	0.65
2010	5,203	1,128,474	379,592,929	52,391,487	28,318,594	0.54
2011	5,390	1,153,854	533,507,027	79,676,303	70,979,060	0.89
2012	5,822	1,201,530	512,787,095	73,789,922	26,601,285	0.36
2013	6,144	1,222,083	513,772,963	73,021,109	60,662,010	0.83
2014	5,958	1,251,857	482,745,720	66,843,742	42,508,011	0.64
2015	5,757	1,219,425	421,908,678	65,889,814	147,788,755	2.24
2016	6,026	1,314,476	431,103,401	70,306,871	59,453,951	0.85

Data current as of February 14, 2017. 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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