USDA · Risk Management Agency cause of loss
Crop-loss bands in Maryland
Every county-crop the agency has filed in Maryland 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 $131,262,068.
- 16Counties
- 3Commodities filed here
- 6Causes of loss that paid
Counties
16 county hubs in Maryland. Ordered by the indemnity filed on their county-crops, largest first; every one carries its own band.
- Dorchester County5
- Caroline County3
- Carroll County3
- Cecil County3
- Frederick County3
- Kent County3
- Talbot County3
- Washington County3
- Wicomico County3
- Baltimore County2
- Charles County2
- Montgomery County2
- Queen Anne's County2
- St. Mary's County2
- Somerset County2
- Worcester County2
By commodity
Every commodity the agency files in Maryland — all 3 of them, not the twelve largest.
By cause of loss
Every cause that has carried an indemnity in Maryland — all 6 of them, not the twelve largest.
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.
What this page shows
The page prints USDA Risk Management Agency cause of loss crop-loss bands in Maryland for every county-crop with 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 $ 131,262,068, covering 16 counties, 3 commodities and 6 causes of loss that paid. The commodities listed are Corn 18, Soybeans 16 and Wheat 5, and the causes of loss are Cold Wet Weather 19, Decline in Price 19, Drought 19, Excess Moisture/Precipitation/Rain 19, Heat 19 and Wildlife 19.