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South Carolina State Profile - 2019

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Revised January 2020

Profile
CropsInsured AcresTotal AcresPercent Insured
Apples36NANA
Barley405NANA
Blueberries0NANA
Canola0NANA
Corn342,961380,00090%
Cotton298,184300,00099%
Flue Cured Tobacco7,8278,30094%
Fresh Market Tomatoes633,300*2%
Grain Sorghum6,228NANA
Oats2,917NANA
Peaches12,45014,000*89%
Peanuts62,56965,00096%
Rye0NANA
Soybeans305,981335,00091%
Wheat154,934**70,000NA


 

Crop Pilot ProgramsCounty AvailabilityTotal Liability
ApicultureAll$871,591
ClamsBeaufort, Charleston$0
Pasture, Rangeland, ForageAll5,793,932
Whole Farm Revenue ProtectionAll$4,020,770


 

Dollar Liability Program Total Dollar Liability
Nursery - Field Grown and Container$24,498,569 


 

* 2018 total acres (2019 acres not available as of January 2020)

** Higher than normal prevented planted acreage caused insured acres to be greater than planted acres.

15 Year Crop Insurance History for South Carolina 

YearPolicies Earning PremiumNet Acres InsuredLiabilityGross PremiumLossesLoss Ratio
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
20195,4341,219,044496,165,94787,496,30870,387,9220.81

Data current as of January 23, 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.