Marion County, Indiana — crop-loss band

What stands out

Between its 2023 and 2024 filings its loss ratio rose from 1.47 to 1.65 and its premium rose from $90,199 to $130,570.
Its middle loss ratio of 1.68 ranks 15th highest of the 89 counties in Indiana with a filed crop-loss record.
Its 2 commodities are the fewest of Indiana’s 89 county records; the most is 4.
Across its 10 filed years it paid $2,641,334 of indemnity on $1,149,875 of premium, a loss ratio of 2.30.
It ran a loss ratio above 1.0 in 8 of its 10 filed years; its lowest was 0.80 in 2020 and its highest 4.93 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	$137,564	$479,742	$2,064,528	43	43	3.49
2016	$76,300	$177,192	$1,069,717	15	15	2.32
2017	$163,327	$290,083	$2,280,699	46	46	1.78
2018	$42,656	$82,402	$618,058	15	15	1.93
2019	$165,875	$817,104	$2,407,164	80	80	4.93
2020	$81,491	$65,227	$1,336,469	26	26	0.80
2021	$182,077	$306,324	$2,145,886	30	30	1.68
2022	$79,816	$74,603	$886,524	14	14	0.93
2023	$90,199	$132,648	$1,171,138	25	25	1.47
2024	$130,570	$216,009	$1,792,140	23	23	1.65

Commodity	Years	Low	Middle	High	Worst year	Whole span
Corn	9	0.51	1.24	5.98	2019 (5.98)	2.29
Soybeans	10	1.15	1.95	3.66	2016 (3.73)	2.30

Commodity	Premium	Indemnity	Liability	Planted	Lost	Policies	With a loss
Corn	$632,919	$1,451,270	$8,218,607	15,462	14,124	150	150
Soybeans	$516,956	$1,190,064	$7,553,716	17,455	19,565	167	167