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Missouri Crop Insurance

USDA RMA Summary of Business — 2026

$899,160,801 in total liability covered across 113,167 policies in 2026

$101,743,779
Total premium
$71,068,924
Govt subsidy
$6,374,653
Indemnities paid
6.3%
Loss ratio
Top crop: Corn — $329,148,666 liability

Summary indicators

All figures are AGGREGATED (Atlas Commons sums of USDA RMA per-crop-per-plan-per-county published figures). Loss ratio = indemnity / total premium × 100 (AGGREGATED). Source: USDA RMA Summary of Business.

Metric Value Warrant
Policies sold 113,167 AGGREGATED
Policies indemnified 1,782 AGGREGATED
Total liability covered $899,160,801 AGGREGATED
Total premium $101,743,779 AGGREGATED
Government subsidy $71,068,924 AGGREGATED
Indemnities paid $6,374,653 AGGREGATED
Loss ratio 6.3% AGGREGATED
Commodities insured 16 AGGREGATED
Counties with coverage 112 AGGREGATED

Top 16 crops by liability

AGGREGATED: Atlas Commons sums of USDA RMA SoB figures per commodity. Sorted by total liability descending.

Commodity Liability Policies sold Loss ratio
Corn (0041) $329,148,666 41,164 0.5%
Soybeans (0081) $312,201,759 41,662 0.6%
Wheat (0011) $102,429,811 13,798 12.1%
Pasture,Rangeland,Forage (0088) $87,725,661 2,684 27.1%
All Other Crops (9999) $35,757,841 448 17.4%
Cotton (0021) $15,760,093 2,338 0.0%
Potatoes (0084) $12,424,485 9 0.0%
Apples (0054) $2,371,838 12 0.0%
Rice (0018) $1,034,406 1,949 0.0%
Grain Sorghum (0051) $244,659 8,488 0.0%
Popcorn (0043) $60,254 383 0.0%
Oats (0016) $1,328 41 0.0%
Burley Tobacco (0231) $0 18
Dry Beans (0047) $0 5
Peanuts (0075) $0 158
Barley (0091) $0 10

Frequently asked questions

How much crop insurance is there in Missouri?
In 2026, Missouri had 113,167 crop insurance policies sold covering $899,160,801 in total liability. Total premium collected was $101,743,779, including $71,068,924 in government subsidy. Source: USDA RMA Summary of Business (Atlas Commons aggregation).
What crop has the most crop insurance in Missouri?
By total liability covered, Corn (USDA commodity code 0041) is the largest crop insurance commodity in Missouri for 2026 with $329,148,666 in liability across 41,164 policies and a loss ratio of 0.5%. Source: USDA RMA Summary of Business (Atlas Commons aggregation).
What was the Missouri crop insurance loss ratio in 2026?
Atlas Commons computes Missouri's crop insurance loss ratio for 2026 as 6.3% (total indemnities paid / total premium × 100). A ratio above 100% means more was paid in claims than collected in premiums. This is an Atlas Commons computation — USDA RMA does not publish a per-state summary loss ratio.

What this is — and isn't

All policy counts and dollar amounts are AGGREGATED — Atlas Commons sums of the USDA RMA Summary of Business per-crop-per-plan-per-county published figures. The loss ratio and commodity ranking are Atlas Commons computations; USDA RMA does not publish per-state summary loss ratios or commodity rankings.

This page is informational only. It describes the scope of federally subsidized crop insurance in Missouri — it is not actuarial analysis, a prediction of future indemnities, or advice on which crops to insure. For crop-specific actuarial data and program participation, use the USDA RMA Cost Estimator and Actuarial Data Master files .

Source: USDA Risk Management Agency Summary of Business (state × county × crop × plan grain). CC0.

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