Looking for the best in Crop Insurance?

Platinum Agri Brokers are specialists in Crop Insurance Cover. Crop insurance forms an integral part of a farmer’s risk management plan.

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Platinum Agri Makelaars

Farming is inescapably a part of human life and a cornerstone of countless South African families. We offer tailored crop insurance advice for the South African farmer. Our team understands and values the partnerships and agricultural risks of farming households.

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COVERS

Harvest Protection Cover

Crop Protection Cover comes in the form of income-quarantee policies and a variety of different hail insurance policy options.
Harvest Protection Cover

Crop Protection Cover

Do you as a farmer realize that your total input costs as well as your overheads are at total risk every planting season?

Game Protection Cover

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Game Protection Cover

Game insurance protects a farmer’s investment in new game and reduces the risk of it dying of sickness, change in climate or transport stress.
Game Protection Cover

Our Team

Working toward a healthy farm economy

Insurance is a safety net for food supply and the economy. Family and commercial farms are reliant on crop insurance for the protection of their farming operations. Regardless of its nature or size, every farm should invest in risk management to safeguard its future and heritage. However, agricultural insurance is a specialised field. No other sector is as affected by climate-related conditions than the farm. Your broker must therefore have a good understanding of how climate changes affect insurance premiums, and how the digital and technological revolutions are changing crop insurance.

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Did You Know?

  • Crop insurance in South Africa started in 1929 by a group of farmers in the Eastern Free State.

    Crop insurance in South Africa started in 1929 by a group of farmers in the Eastern Free State.

  • The UN Report, Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability, shows that Africa’s agricultural productivity growth has reduced by 34% since 1961. This is more than any other region.

    The UN Report, Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability, shows that Africa’s agricultural productivity growth has reduced by 34% since 1961. This is more than any other region.

  • In 2022, Grain SA reported that 20% of grain producers in South Africa lost more than 60% of their white maize plantings to water damage.

    In 2022, Grain SA reported that 20% of grain producers in South Africa lost more than 60% of their white maize plantings to water damage.

  • It's estimated that only 30% of South Africa’s R2.5 billion annual crop industry is typically insured.

    It's estimated that only 30% of South Africa’s R2.5 billion annual crop industry is typically insured.