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U.S. Federal Crop Insurance Program liabilities by policy type, 2000–25

  • Farm & Commodity Policy
The chart shows U.S. Federal Crop Insurance Program liabilities by policy type from 2000 to 2025. Total liabilities rise steadily over time, growing from over 30 billion dollars in 2000 to about 200 billion dollars by 2025. Individual revenue policies (yellow) make up the largest share throughout the period and drive most of the long‑term growth. Area and index plans (red) expand sharply after 2020 and contribute increasingly to total liabilities.

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The chart shows U.S. Federal Crop Insurance Program liabilities by policy type from 2000 to 2025. Total liabilities rise steadily over time, growing from over 30 billion dollars in 2000 to about 200 billion dollars by 2025. Individual revenue policies (yellow) make up the largest share throughout the period and drive most of the long‑term growth. Area and index plans (red) expand sharply after 2020 and contribute increasingly to total liabilities. Individual yield plans (green) fluctuate but stay relatively stable compared with revenue plans. The “Other” category (black) remains small but present each year. Overall, the chart shows rapid growth in program liabilities and shifting composition toward revenue and area‑based products.

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