Voluntary insurance·25 June 2011
Crop insurance. Its main purpose is to protect the property interests of agricultural producers – farmers and peasants who grow certain types of grain and oilseed crops, as well as cotton and sugar beet – against the consequences of adverse natural conditions defined by the Law. Unfortunately, adverse weather and natural disasters – such as drought, extremely high temperatures, hail, dry winds, hurricanes, storms, downpours, floods and mudflows – affect vast territories at the same time and lead to crop losses on many farms. According to the Law, insuring against all th...