Wisconsin Crop Insurance
State Profile 2019

Crops	Insured Acres	Total Acres	Percent Insured
Apples	1,085	N/A	-
Barley	3,666	25,000	15%
Cabbage	694	N/A	-
Cherries (Tart)	564	N/A	-
Cigar Binder Tobacco	403	N/A	-
Corn	2,919,626	3,900,000	75%
Cranberries	18,691	N/A	-
Cucumbers	785	N/A	-
Dry Beans	5,811	N/A	-
Forage Production	195,144	1,360,000	14%
Grain Sorghum	227	N/A	-
Green Peas	12,309	N/A	-
Mint	531	2,900	18%
Oats	14,576	200,000	73%
Potatoes	48,796	72,000	68%
Processing Beans	42,705	N/A	-
Soybeans	1,689,720	2,200,000	77%
Sweet Corn	22,824	N/A	-
Wheat	119,403	240,000	50%
- Insured Acres include Prevented Planting acres - Total Acres are official National Agricultural Statistics Service estimates - N/A - Not Available

Crop Pilot Programs
Program	County Availability	Total Liability
Apiculture – Rainfall Index	All Wisconsin counties	$1,083,483
Cucumbers	Adams, Green Lake, Juneau, Marquette, Portage, Waupaca, Waushara, and Wood counties	$744,581
Livestock Gross Margin – Cattle, Dairy Cattle, & Swine	All Wisconsin counties	$140,224,729
Livestock Risk Protection – Fed Cattle, Feeder Cattle, Lamb, & Swine	All Wisconsin counties	$244,640
Pasture, Rangeland, Forage – Rainfall Index	All Wisconsin counties	$14,248,186
Tart Cherry	Door County	$670,377
Whole Farm Revenue Protection	All Wisconsin counties	$17,666,097

Dollar Liability Program	Total Dollar Liability
Apiculture – Rainfall Index	$1,083,483
Forage Seeding	$13,659,344
Hybrid Corn	$4,999,916
Livestock Gross Margin – Cattle	$0
Livestock Gross Margin – Dairy Cattle	$140,224,729
Livestock Gross Margin – Swine	$0
Livestock Risk Protection – Fed Cattle	$118,786
Livestock Risk Protection – Feeder Cattle	$86,171
Livestock Risk Protection – Lamb	$0
Livestock Risk Protection – Swine	$39,683
Nursery	$9,068,205
Pasture, Rangeland, Forage – Rainfall Index	$14,248,186
Whole Farm Revenue Protection	$17,666,097

Year	Policies Earning Premium	Net Acres Insured	Liability	Gross Premium	Losses	Loss Ratio
2004	28,138	3,868,854	843,415,722	78,249,902	141,100,437	1.80
2005	28,654	4,053,968	828,462,468	80,145,941	44,809,818	0.56
2006	30,727	4,230,798	1,004,691,769	98,319,861	57,485,886	0.58
2007	30,002	4,339,896	1,545,601,144	157,454,229	121,691,729	0.77
2008	31,665	4,475,462	2,056,863,544	234,399,564	257,354,699	1.10
2009	33,632	4,728,940	1,813,658,095	211,022,482	96,511,744	0.46
2010	32,219	4,738,088	1,825,035,119	187,887,528	50,580,149	0.27
2011	33,293	5,005,311	2,716,881,552	295,341,282	51,949,242	0.18
2012	34,595	5,211,058	2,829,750,708	269,298,929	456,553,483	1.70
2013	36,849	5,415,656	3,029,645,089	282,867,007	461,228,017	1.63
2014	36,149	5,413,459	2,615,320,659	253,622,483	283,743,452	1.12
2015	34,919	5,353,625	2,367,609,678	243,992,973	56,275,467	0.23
2016	33,345	5,286,524	2,243,600,445	217,106,420	30,628,678	0.14
2017	31,756	5,284,012	2,351,115,597	229,043,768	100,681,274	0.44
2018	31,019	5,232,850	2,370,497,215	208,983,952	78,120,170	0.37

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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