graphicSubscribing to insurance is costly and the price is defined in % of the insured capital. The insured capital is equal to the insured yield multiplied by the price value of the production. To help your choice, in addition to the mention of the % of the insured capital (between 3 and 8%), a corresponding amount (in € per hectare) will be provided, depending on the price at which you declare to value your production and the yield you have declared to insure.
graphicSubscribing to insurance is costly and the price is defined in % of the insured capital. The insured capital is equal to the insured yield multiplied by the price value of the production. To help your choice, in addition to the mention of the % of the insured capital (between 3 and 8%), a corresponding amount (in € per hectare) will be provided, depending on the price at which you declare to value your production and the yield you have declared to insure.
graphicSubscribing to insurance is costly and the price is defined in % of the insured capital. The insured capital is equal to the insured yield multiplied by the price value of the production. To help your choice, in addition to the mention of the % of the insured capital (between 3 and 8%), a corresponding amount (in € per hectare) will be provided, depending on the price at which you declare to value your production and the yield you have declared to insure.
graphicSubscribing to insurance is costly and the price is defined in % of the insured capital. The insured capital is equal to the insured yield multiplied by the price value of the production. To help your choice, in addition to the mention of the % of the insured capital (between 3 and 8%), a corresponding amount (in € per hectare) will be provided, depending on the price at which you declare to value your production and the yield you have declared to insure.
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