Custom Solutions for Smarter Coverage
While federal crop insurance provides essential protection, it doesn’t cover every risk that farmers face. That’s where private product and named peril policies come in - by targeting specific risks or gaps MPCI policies may miss.
At Great American, we offer flexible private products to help close the coverage gap.
Discover more about the private product policies we offer—and how they can strengthen your risk management strategy.
Private Product Coverages
Replant Coverage
The Replant Coverage Endorsement provides supplemental replant coverage from the first acre of loss (no 20/20 rule). Available for select crops and states.
Fire Coverage
Fire Coverage protects against unavoidable crop loss due to fire or lightning before or during harvest, while in the harvester or during transport to the first storage location (up to 50 miles). Eligible crops vary by state but typically include wheat, corn, soybeans, oats, barley and seeds.
Freeze Coverage
Citrus Freeze protects citrus fruit from freeze and frost damage.
Citrus Business Interruption covers packers for losses due to freeze-damaged fruit supply.
Grape Cluster Freeze insures against frost or freeze damage to grape clusters or inflorescence. Available in California only.
Rain Coverage
ELS Cotton covers grade reductions due to rainfall (color grade 3 or higher).
Tomato Rain protects canning and processing tomatoes from excess rainfall that prevents harvest or causes rejection due to mold or rot.
Raisin Reconditioning reimburses reconditioning costs if rain damages raisins during drying and they fail USDA inspection. Also includes coverage for extra field expenses.
Winterkill
Winterkill Replant Coverage reimburses growers for replanting winter wheat when at least 10% of insured acres are damaged by freeze or snow mold. This endorsement, added to your Crop-Hail policy, helps offset the costs of fuel, machinery, labor and seed needed to restore your crop after a covered loss.
Extra Harvest Expense
We understand the extra time and wear and tear it takes to harvest corn that’s been blown down. Extra Harvest Expense (EHE) coverage provides protection for this loss of time. EHE losses are determined immediately before harvest and calculated per acre based on your insured “Field” size. A payment may be triggered if the area damaged by “blown down” stalks is at least 20 acres or represents 20% or more of the insured “Field”. Available for 5% or 8% options in select crops and states.
