New Jersey Crop Insurance
USDA RMA Summary of Business — 2026
$60,075,169 in total liability covered across 1,885 policies in 2026
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 | 1,885 | AGGREGATED |
| Policies indemnified | 18 | AGGREGATED |
| Total liability covered | $60,075,169 | AGGREGATED |
| Total premium | $4,657,856 | AGGREGATED |
| Government subsidy | $3,491,615 | AGGREGATED |
| Indemnities paid | $3,879,305 | AGGREGATED |
| Loss ratio | 83.3% | AGGREGATED |
| Commodities insured | 13 | AGGREGATED |
| Counties with coverage | 16 | AGGREGATED |
Top 13 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 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Blueberries (0012) | $32,481,786 | 106 | 0.0% |
| All Other Crops (9999) | $10,903,013 | 445 | 11.5% |
| Peaches (0034) | $7,790,695 | 17 | 762.2% |
| Wheat (0011) | $3,021,080 | 140 | 13.2% |
| Corn (0041) | $2,538,236 | 550 | 0.0% |
| Cranberries (0058) | $1,911,347 | 10 | 0.0% |
| Soybeans (0081) | $1,421,475 | 567 | 0.0% |
| Barley (0091) | $6,220 | 8 | 0.0% |
| Oats (0016) | $1,317 | 10 | 0.0% |
| Grain Sorghum (0051) | $0 | 12 | — |
| Peppers (0083) | $0 | 5 | — |
| Processing Beans (0046) | $0 | 5 | — |
| Sweet Corn (0042) | $0 | 10 | — |
Frequently asked questions
- How much crop insurance is there in New Jersey?
- In 2026, New Jersey had 1,885 crop insurance policies sold covering $60,075,169 in total liability. Total premium collected was $4,657,856, including $3,491,615 in government subsidy. Source: USDA RMA Summary of Business (Atlas Commons aggregation).
- What crop has the most crop insurance in New Jersey?
- By total liability covered, Blueberries (USDA commodity code 0012) is the largest crop insurance commodity in New Jersey for 2026 with $32,481,786 in liability across 106 policies and a loss ratio of 0.0%. Source: USDA RMA Summary of Business (Atlas Commons aggregation).
- What was the New Jersey crop insurance loss ratio in 2026?
- Atlas Commons computes New Jersey's crop insurance loss ratio for 2026 as 83.3% (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 New Jersey — 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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