What is the financial subsidy ratio of crop insurance?

As a big agricultural country, there are many risks in agricultural production, so it is particularly important to protect farmers' economy from losses. Recently, the Ministry of Finance of China issued a notice on the Measures for the Administration of Agricultural Insurance Premium Subsidies of the Central Government, which clarified the management of agricultural insurance premium subsidies. Corn, rice, wheat, cotton, potato, oil crops, sugar crops. On the basis of provincial financial subsidies of at least 25%, the central financial subsidies are 40% in the central and western regions and 35% in the eastern region; For Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps, reclamation areas directly under the central government, China Grain Reserve Management Corporation and China Agricultural Development Group Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as the central unit), the central financial subsidy is 65%. On the basis of local financial subsidies of at least 40%, the central financial subsidies of 50%; For Daxinganling Forestry Group Company, the central financial subsidy is 90%.

On the basis of provincial financial subsidies of at least 25%, the central financial subsidies of 30%; For Daxinganling Forestry Group Company, the central financial subsidy is 55%. Insurance scheme: in principle, it is the cost of replanting trees after they are lost, including the total one-time cost of clearing damaged trees, soil preparation, seedling treatment and fertilization, digging holes, planting, tending management and tree survival. At the same time, on the basis of the above subsidies, the premium subsidies of the three major grain-producing counties (rice, wheat and corn) will be higher than the above ratio. Premium subsidies for the three major grain crops: the provincial finance subsidizes more than 25% of the agricultural insurance premium for the three major grain crops in grain-producing counties, and the central finance bears 50% of the higher part. Among them, the part of the premium that farmers bear less than 20% needs to be deducted from the part of the provincial financial subsidy that exceeds 25%, and the rest is borne by the central government. On this basis, if the provincial finance further increases the proportion of insurance premium subsidies, and correspondingly reduces the financial insurance premium burden of county-level finance in grain-producing counties, the central finance will also bear 50% of the reduced subsidies in grain-producing counties.