USDA · Risk Management Agency cause of loss
Crop-loss bands in Florida
Every county-crop the agency has filed in Florida that clears this desk’s floors: at least five filed years and a quarter of a million dollars of filed premium, on a county that insures more than one commodity. The total indemnity on those county-crops is $1,739,472,350.
- 42Counties
- 10Commodities filed here
- 16Causes of loss that paid
Counties
42 county hubs in Florida. Ordered by the indemnity filed on their county-crops, largest first; every one carries its own band.
- Jackson County9
- Alachua County7
- Polk County7
- Collier County6
- Hendry County6
- Hillsborough County6
- Charlotte County5
- DeSoto County5
- Hardee County5
- Holmes County5
- Indian River County5
- St. Lucie County5
- Calhoun County4
- Gilchrist County4
- Highlands County4
- Lee County4
- Madison County4
- Manatee County4
- Miami-Dade County4
- Suwannee County4
- Walton County4
- Washington County4
- Brevard County3
- Gadsden County3
- Glades County3
- Hamilton County3
- Lafayette County3
- Lake County3
- Levy County3
- Marion County3
- Martin County3
- Okeechobee County3
- Osceola County3
- Palm Beach County3
- Pasco County3
- Putnam County3
- Sumter County3
- Columbia County2
- Escambia County2
- Jefferson County2
- Okaloosa County2
- Santa Rosa County2
By commodity
Every commodity the agency files in Florida — all 10 of them, not the twelve largest.
- All Other Crops42
- Pasture,Rangeland,Forage34
- Apiculture23
- Peanuts18
- Cotton11
- Fresh Market Tomatoes8
- Peppers7
- Whole Farm Revenue Protection7
- Corn5
- Oranges5
By cause of loss
Every cause that has carried an indemnity in Florida — all 16 of them, not the twelve largest.
- ARPI/SCO/STAX/MP Crops Only60
- Excess Moisture/Precipitation/Rain51
- Hurricane/Tropical Depression49
- Freeze40
- Wind/Excess Wind39
- Drought36
- Heat33
- Decline in Price28
- Hurricane28
- Hail24
- Plant Disease21
- Wildlife18
- Frost17
- Cold Wet Weather12
- Other (Snow, Lightning, Etc.)12
- Insects10
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.