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Hail Insurance

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Hail Insurance
An insurance policy that provides coverage for damage to agricultural crops due to hail. Hail insurance helps reduce the weather-related uncertainty that farmers experience. In the event of an insured loss, damaged crops are compensated for in proportion of the total crop. As with all insurance, one pays a premium for hail insurance coverage.
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