The Actual Production History (APH) plan covers losses when your yield falls short due to natural causes. That includes drought, flood, excess moisture, frost, wind, and insect or disease damage that couldn’t be prevented.

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Actual Production History (APH) coverage is available for many crops that don’t qualify for revenue plans. That includes most perennial crops like apples, peaches, and grapes, as well as small grains like oats, rye, flax, and buckwheat.
Not every crop fits every plan. Our team can help you determine if APH coverage is a good fit for your operation.
An indemnity may be triggered if the value of your actual yield falls below your guarantee. The formula looks like this:
(Final Yield × Price) < (Guaranteed Yield × Acres)
If your production doesn’t meet the guarantee, the policy may pay an indemnity based on the difference.
APH coverage is based on your own yield history. The guarantee is calculated like this:
Approved APH Yield × Coverage Level = Guaranteed Yield
If your total production—harvested and appraised—is less than that guaranteed yield, your policy may trigger an indemnity.
See a quick estimate of what is available for your operation.
Our team knows the challenges you face—weather, markets, and everything in between. We’ll help you find coverage that fits your operation, from crop insurance to full agri-business solutions.
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