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South Carolina State Profile - 2018

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Revised March 2019

Crops Insured
CropsInsured AcresTotal AcresPercent Insured
Apples40N/AN/A
Barley426N/AN/A
Blueberries0N/AN/A
Canola1,533N/AN/A
Corn295,600340,00087%
Cotton299,466300,00099%
Flue Cured Tobacco11,81812,30096%
Fresh Market Tomatoes2222,900*8%
Grain Sorghum3,588N/AN/A
Oats1,74119,0009%
Peaches11,84314,000*85%
Peanuts82,91587,00095%
Rye1,362N/AN/A
Soybeans347,263390,00089%
Wheat62,93680,00079%
    

* 2017 total acres (2018 acres not available as of March 2019)

Pilot Programs
Crop Pilot ProgramsCounty AvailabilityTotal Liability
ApicultureAll$889,467
ClamsBeaufort, Charlston$0
Pasture, Rangeland, ForageAll$4,701,757
Whole Farm Revenue ProtectionAll$29,065,912
   
Dollar Liability Program
Dollar Liability ProgramTotal Dollar Liability
Nursery – Field Grown and Container$21,952,133


 

15 Year Crop Insurance History for South Carolina
YearPolicies Earning PremiumNet Acres InsuredLiabilityGross PremiumLossesLoss Ratio
20046,5411,135,781316,680,58532,179,94220,152,9190.63
20055,4091,045,961276,714,19028,561,85018,745,1760.66
20065,0261,013,910324,526,16631,291,76121,772,1850.70
20075,1071,060,495354,242,24238,602,05055,049,4561.43
20085,5171,175,835425,500,38054,159,59450,014,4500.92
20095,2941,135,204383,914,00953,790,05835,113,9970.65
20105,2031,128,474379,592,92952,391,48728,318,5940.54
20115,3901,153,854533,507,02779,676,30370,979,0600.89
20125,8221,201,530512,787,09573,789,92226,601,2850.36
20136,1441,222,083513,772,96373,021,10960,662,0100.83
20145,9581,251,857482,745,72066,843,74242,508,0110.16
20155,7571,220,464422,126,66265,926,808148,180,0782.25
20166,0271,315,844431,372,30670,382,38774,958,4781.07
20175,4371,146,807497,935,79878,673,87657,982,0600.74
20185,2351,140,676504,754,53481,620,86483,626,2821.02

Data current as of March 11, 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.