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Crop-loss band · Georgia

Tift County, Georgia — crop-loss band

Every year the Risk Management Agency has filed for Tift County is in the series below, from 2015 to 2021. Read across those years the county’s annual loss ratio — indemnity divided by premium — runs from 2.56 at the low end to 4.24 at the high end, with 3.32 in the middle. The worst year filed is 2024, at 4.31. The band points are years the county actually ran, never a figure interpolated between two of them.

The county’s year-by-year record

YearPremiumIndemnityLiabilityPoliciesPolicies with a lossLoss ratio
2015$340,773$1,210,319$2,588,0931031023.55
2016$893,310$2,965,188$6,312,8792172173.32
2017$869,765$3,332,241$7,982,8492092083.83
2018$757,249$2,752,183$6,656,4701461463.63
2019$1,015,708$2,924,470$6,746,0432512512.88
2020$888,442$2,476,393$7,675,4321871872.79
2021$690,730$1,770,308$5,299,63299992.56
2022$1,749,714$4,728,452$9,897,6531931932.70
2023$1,465,988$6,213,857$10,123,6662942944.24
2024$2,691,663$11,608,198$19,991,6445195194.31

Commodities insured in Tift County

4 commodities here clear the desk’s floors — at least five filed years and a quarter of a million dollars of filed premium. Each carries its own band, so a reader can read the commodity they actually farm rather than the county average.

Cotton 10 years filed

Causes that carried the indemnity in Tift County

Peanuts 10 years filed

Causes that carried the indemnity in Tift County

Corn 7 years filed

Causes that carried the indemnity in Tift County

Flue Cured Tobacco 6 years filed

Causes that carried the indemnity in Tift County

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Figures from the federal source files: EPA’s ECHO downloads, CMS provider files and the FMCSA census.

County cause-of-loss figures from the USDA Risk Management Agency’s Cause of Loss Summary of Business, county files, filed by the agency as a United States Government work. The loss ratio is the agency’s own published column: indemnity divided by premium, re-derived at the summed county-crop grain.