South Dakota Crop Insurance Practice Exam

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On APH, the coverage level selected can range between which two percentages?

40-70%
50-85%
60-90%
70-95%

The correct answer is: 50-85%

The coverage level for Actual Production History (APH) insurance can range between 50% to 85%. This range allows farmers to select a level of coverage that best suits their risk tolerance and business needs. Selecting a coverage level within this range helps ensure that producers can manage their financial risk while also considering the potential yield of their crops. For example, choosing a lower coverage percentage, such as 50%, may result in lower premiums, but it also means there is a higher risk of not receiving sufficient compensation in the event of reduced yields. Conversely, a higher percentage, up to 85%, offers more security but comes with higher premiums. Understanding this coverage range is essential for developing a sound risk management strategy in agriculture. In addition, this specific range aligns with the Federal Crop Insurance program regulations, confirming its accuracy and practical application for producers.