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Insurance Application Details

Area To Be Insured:25 Hectares
Value To Be Insured per hectare: ZiG 1100.00
Expected yield: 9.00 Tonnes
Coverage level : 65%
Market Price per tonne: ZiG 1000.00

Projected profit: ZiG 8645.00
Insured Yield: 5.8500 Tonnes
average yield: 8.33 Tonnes
Adjusted yield: 8.333333333333334 Tonnes

Total Sum Insured: ZiG 27500.00
Yield Guarantee: 8.33 Tonnes
Premium: ZiG 1237.50000

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Analysis

    RECOMMENDATIONS

    Based on the analysis of the data provided, I recommend approving the insurance application with some conditions. The farmer has provided a detailed breakdown of their crop information, which suggests that they are taking a careful approach to their crop management. However, there are some areas that need to be addressed before finalizing the insurance policy.

    ANALYSIS

    • The noofplantsperhectare is 2300, which indicates a relatively dense crop spacing. This may increase the risk of disease and pests, which could impact the yield. However, it also suggests that the farmer is aiming for a high yield, which could impact the coverage level.
    • The insured_hectares is 25, which is a moderate-sized farm. This may impact the premium calculation and the overall risk assessment.
    • The inputcostper_hectare is $355.00, which is relatively high. This may indicate that the farmer is using high-quality inputs, which could impact the yield and profitability of the farm.
    • The expectedyieldper_hectare is 9.00 tonnes, which is a moderate yield. This may impact the coverage level and the premium calculation.
    • The coverage_level is 65%, which is a moderate level of coverage. This may impact the premium calculation and the overall risk assessment.
    • The marketpriceper_tonne is $1000.00, which is a relatively high market price. This may impact the profitability of the farm and the overall risk assessment.

    CONDITIONS

    • The farmer should provide additional information on their crop management practices, including their approach to disease and pest management, to ensure that they are taking adequate measures to minimize risks.
    • The farmer should provide additional information on their input costs, including the quality and type of inputs used, to ensure that they are not over-insuring their crop.
    • The farmer should consider increasing their coverage level to 80% or higher to ensure that they are adequately protected against crop failures or yield reductions.

    By addressing these conditions, the farmer can demonstrate a commitment to careful crop management and adequate risk assessment, which could impact the overall approval of their insurance application.