Sarpy County, Nebraska — crop-loss band

What stands out

Between its 2023 and 2024 filings its loss ratio rose from 2.01 to 2.14 and its premium fell from $1,598,628 to $518,610.
Its middle loss ratio of 2.14 ranks 54th highest of the 88 counties in Nebraska with a filed crop-loss record.
Its 2 commodities are the fewest of Nebraska’s 88 county records; the most is 10.
Across its 10 filed years it paid $9,863,443 of indemnity on $4,229,736 of premium, a loss ratio of 2.33.
Every one of its 10 filed years ran a loss ratio above 1.0; its lowest was 1.62 in 2017 and its highest 4.42 in 2019.

Every line is computed by formula from this county’s own filed figures; nothing is estimated.

Year	Premium	Indemnity	Liability	Policies	Policies with a loss	Loss ratio
2015	$140,554	$460,730	$1,845,537	60	59	3.28
2016	$123,604	$302,603	$1,345,251	61	60	2.45
2017	$140,606	$227,302	$1,800,603	53	53	1.62
2018	$195,925	$725,458	$2,326,395	88	88	3.70
2019	$258,918	$1,144,925	$2,066,980	103	102	4.42
2020	$149,502	$380,618	$2,300,658	84	84	2.55
2021	$33,975	$59,715	$523,633	17	17	1.76
2022	$1,069,414	$2,233,892	$12,848,382	218	218	2.09
2023	$1,598,628	$3,216,003	$20,867,788	276	276	2.01
2024	$518,610	$1,112,197	$5,734,955	118	118	2.14

Commodity	Years	Low	Middle	High	Worst year	Whole span
Corn	10	1.61	1.86	3.52	2019 (4.27)	2.02
Soybeans	10	1.63	2.58	4.20	2019 (4.75)	2.77

Commodity	Premium	Indemnity	Liability	Planted	Lost	Policies	With a loss
Corn	$2,460,773	$4,960,350	$27,160,759	35,746	35,383	486	484
Soybeans	$1,768,963	$4,903,093	$24,499,423	44,462	43,965	592	591