Irion County, Texas — crop-loss band

What stands out

Between its 2023 and 2024 filings its loss ratio fell from 1.70 to 1.45 and its premium fell from $384,561 to $274,662.
Its middle loss ratio of 1.77 ranks 122nd highest of the 177 counties in Texas with a filed crop-loss record.
Its 2 commodities are the fewest of Texas’s 177 county records; the most is 12.
Across its 8 filed years it paid $3,551,491 of indemnity on $1,840,567 of premium, a loss ratio of 1.93.
Every one of its 8 filed years ran a loss ratio above 1.0; its lowest was 1.16 in 2016 and its highest 2.41 in 2022.

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	$42,274	$74,776	$143,146	17	17	1.77
2016	$98,995	$114,770	$330,104	37	37	1.16
2017	$128,322	$291,002	$463,342	33	33	2.27
2020	$184,206	$347,805	$697,289	43	43	1.89
2021	$224,189	$460,435	$828,228	44	44	2.05
2022	$503,358	$1,211,450	$1,850,264	105	105	2.41
2023	$384,561	$652,930	$1,444,506	66	66	1.70
2024	$274,662	$398,323	$1,063,554	65	65	1.45

Commodity	Years	Low	Middle	High	Worst year	Whole span
Pasture,Rangeland,Forage	8	0.32	1.46	2.40	2022 (2.40)	1.70
Cotton	8	0.66	2.23	2.93	2021 (2.93)	2.31

Commodity	Premium	Indemnity	Liability	Planted	Lost	Policies	With a loss
Pasture,Rangeland,Forage	$1,152,610	$1,964,961	$5,052,837	372,296	0	285	285
Cotton	$687,957	$1,586,530	$1,767,596	9,791	13,151	125	125