Crops

Insured Acres

Total Acres

Percent Insured

Apples

5,337

*10,000

53%

Barley

5,969

8,716

68%

Cabbage

47

486

10%

Canola

2,177

3,329

65%

Corn

380,426

437,984

87%

Cotton

98,634

100,187

98%

Fresh Market Beans

906

1,273

71%

Fresh Market Sweet Corn

0

1,986

0%

Fresh Market Tomatoes

210

213

99%

Grain Sorghum

2,254

4,768

47%

Grapes

152

279

54%

Oats

397

1,569

25%

Peaches

879

*1,200

73%

Peanuts

21,317

24,125

88%

Potatoes

3,904

3,256

100%

Processing Beans

936

935

100%

Processing Tomatoes

0

NA

NA

Soybeans

497,270

550,286

90%

Tobacco – Burley

254

309

82%

Tobacco – Dark-air

0

NA

NA

Tobacco – Fire-cured

220

283

78%

Tobacco – Flue-cured

14,341

14,533

99%

Wheat

127,723

159,078

80%

*Total acres from 2017 NASS data

     

Crop Pilot Programs

Program

County Availability

Total Liability

Apiculture (Rainfall Index)

All Counties

$19,279

Cultivated Clams

Accomack, Northampton

$17,287,488

Pasture, Rangeland, Forage (Rainfall Index)

All Counties

$8,294,602

Whole-Farm Revenue Protection

All Counties

$800,041

Dairy Revenue Protection

All Counties

$6,040,359

     

Dollar Liability Program

Total Dollar Liability

Livestock Gross Margin – Dairy Cattle

$0

Livestock Gross Margin – Swine

$0

Livestock Risk Protection – Fed Cattle

$0

Livestock Risk Protection – Feeder Cattle

$1,023,532

Livestock Risk Protection – Lamb

$0

Livestock Risk Protection – Swine

$0

Nursery

$35,991,609

   

15 Year Crop Insurance History for Virginia

Year

Policies Earning
Premium

Net Acres
Insured

Liability

Gross
Premium

Losses

Loss Ratio

2005

6,744

969,569

273,913,344

23,394,289

16,117,507

0.69

2006

6,203

944,140

289,785,191

26,423,574

16,992,717

0.64

2007

6,273

986,554

367,381,555

37,333,657

62,627,180

1.68

2008

6,503

1,070,875

477,525,249

56,760,378

54,536,469

0.96

2009

6,746

1,119,914

414,782,860

49,861,760

27,637,273

0.55

2010

6,650

1,154,936

424,181,707

47,032,514

118,847,168

2.53

2011

7,117

1,260,050

607,741,441

75,198,109

39,128,000

0.52

2012

7,238

1,291,371

592,426,871

69,581,195

51,757,461

0.74

2013

7,518

1,360,582

636,200,901

70,555,642

25,847,883

0.37

2014

7,278

1,332,263

590,728,823

64,746,875

26,800,320

0.41

2015

7,015

1,276,142

534,292,559

64,882,998

38,951,131

0.60

2016

6,728

1,241,372

504,989,256

62,870,047

52,451,150

0.83

2017

6,604

1,204,614

535,836,035

67,212,367

25,495,159

0.38

2018

6,536

1,224,605

558,940,206

65,212,861

37,809,887

0.58

2019

6,346

1,233,286

$546,033,682

$60,971,685

$30,083,653

0.49

Data current as of January 28, 2020. 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.

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