Agriculture
Successful cultivation of any crop highly depends on the weather during every stage of the plant's or fruit's life cycle. Whether it be cereals requiring the exact amount of rain for planting, or cotton needing dry conditions at picking, all crops have their specific climatologic prerequisites to meet quality and quantity expectations.
A standard weather certificate will cover one weather condition, such as drought or heavy rainfall. We strive to make your life easier and provide a professional solution to control weather risk throughout the entire cropping season: the Full Season Weather Certificate (FSWC). With just one certificate, based on plant biology and local climatology, you can secure profits even when yield is lower than expected due to adverse weather.
Key Benefits of the FSWC
| ✓ Simple | One cover to give you peace of mind from seed to harvest. | | ✓ Scientific | Based on plant biology and local climatology. | | ✓ Ease of use | Tell us your crop, region and desired payout, and we'll provide you with an offer. | | ✓ All-season | FSWC covers the entire growing season. | | ✓ Automated | If adverse weather occurs, you'll receive an automatic payout at the end of the season. | | ✓ Transparent | Payout is based on measurements at the weather station. No need to prove losses. | | ✓ Competent | Designed in consultation with agricultural experts. | | ✓ Flexible | Can be used by itself or to complement a governmental crop insurance. | | ✓ Relevant | Especially in times of extreme weather events becoming commonplace. | |  |
The FSWC protects your crop
The FSWC protects against weather perils such as excess rain, drought, frost and heat, which all affect yield and in many cases also affect the quality of the crop.
Some examples:
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| Corn, Germany | Winter Wheat, Australia | Cotton, Australia |
Other crops we help protect include: Barley, Potato, Soybeans, Canola, and others.
Please contact us for a Full Season Weather Certificate to fit your needs.
Download the Full Season Weather Certificate flyer for more info.