TARSIM announced its annual report for the year 2012.

According to the report, there was a 26.6 percent increase in the number of policies, a 35.9 percent increase in the insurance price and a 13.3 percent increase in premium production in 2012. in the state-sponsored agricultural insurance, which started production in 2006-2007, the insurance rate increased with the addition of new guarantees by TARSIM every year. While the farmer's approach to insurance changes in a positive way with each coverage added to the branches. premium production, which was 64 million 103 thousand liras in 2006-2007, increased to 499 million 348 thousand liras in 2012.

TARSIM, the representative of state-sponsored agricultural insurance in Turkey, announced its annual report for 2012. According to the report, there was an increase in the number of policies by 26.6 percent in 2012, while this figure was 58 percent in 2011. the cost of insurance, which increased by 75 percent in 2011, increased by 35.9 percent in 2012, but this increase can also be seen as a decrease compared to 2011. the growth rate of premium production, which was 138 percent in 2011, remained at 13.3 percent in 2012.

in 2012, the distribution of the insurance price according to the branches is as follows: Vegetable Product 58.2 percent, Cattle Life 21.4 percent, Greenhouse 13.9 percent, Aquaculture Life 3.4 percent, Small Cattle Life 2.1 percent, Poultry Life insurance price 1 percent.

The distribution of premium production according to the branches in the report is given as follows: Vegetable Product 54.6 percent, Cattle Life 34 percent, Small Cattle Life 5.1 percent, Greenhouse 3.1 percent, Aquaculture Life 2.7 percent, Poultry Life 0.5 percent.

The figures were also recorded as follows in the distribution of the policy: Vegetable Crop 93,2 percent, Cattle Life 4 percent, Greenhouse 1,9 percent, Small Cattle Life 0,9 percent, Aquaculture Life 0,01 percent, Poultry Life 0,03 percent. In addition to these, the distribution of damages paid in 2012 by branches is as follows: Cattle Life 53.2 percent, Vegetable Products 40.5 percent, Greenhouse 5.4 percent, Small Cattle Life 0.8 percent, Aquaculture Life 0.1 percent, Poultry Life 0.01 percent.

The Development of Herbal Product Insurance Over the Years The most increase in herbal product insurance, which started production in 2007, was observed in 2011. So much so that this branch captures a very good figure, such as 161 percent in 2011. the highest increase in premium production in herbal product insurance in 2012 is in the province of Malatya with 15.9 percent. In the distribution of policies on a provincial basis, Tekirdağ is the first with 10.5 percent. The one that increases the insurance price the most on the basis of product is wheat with 26.9 percent. Apricot ranks first with 19.4 percent in the distribution of premium production by product, but wheat ranks first with 42.9 percent in the distribution of the number of policies. The highest rate of paid damages is wheat with 16.6 percent, and the highest cause of damage according to the cause of paid damages is caused by hail precipitation with 73.7 percent.

Development of Greenhouse Insurance by years The share of Greenhouse Insurance in total premium production in 2012, which started policy production since the second half of 2006, is 3.1. The largest increase in the number of greenhouse insurance policies was 121 percent in 2012. The highest increase in the cost of insurance and premium production took place in 2011.

The development of Small Animal Life Insurance over the years started to be discontinued in 2011, the share of Small Animal Life Insurance in total premium production in 2012 was 5.1 percent. in 2012, this branch achieved an increase of 271 percent in the number of policies, 322 percent in the cost of insurance, and 302 percent in premium production. Konya ranks first with 9.4 percent in the distribution of the number of insured animals on a provincial basis, 9.3 percent in the distribution of insurance costs on a provincial basis, 9.3 percent in the distribution of premium production on a provincial basis.

ONE OUT OF EVERY 4 PEOPLE WORKS IN THE FIELD OF AGRICULTURE

The agricultural sector in Turkey to meet the food needs of the population, national income and employment contribution to raw material to meet the needs of the agricultural industry, to provide employment for a certain segment of the population, dependence and Prevention of the main reasons as to have significant and positive effects on the balance of payments in the economy continues to maintain a strategic role and function.

The contribution of the agricultural sector to the economy, in other words, its place in the economy, is determined by the Agricultural Gross Domestic Product (GDP). The share of GDP in the overall economy is important in terms of demonstrating the size and importance of this contribution.

Turkey's national income reached $ 782 billion in 2012, of which agriculture accounted for 8 percent; that is, $ 62.5 billion. So, agricultural GDP increased from $ 23.7 billion in 2002 to $ 62.5 billion in 2012. These values are important in terms of showing us that fewer people produce more and productivity increases in a sector whose field of activity does not change in size, such as agriculture. Again, while the income per capita in agriculture was about 1000 dollars in 2002, it increased to 3 thousand 622 dollars as of 2012. In 2002, about 35 percent of working people in our country worked in agriculture, while today about 6.1 million people work in the agricultural sector, which corresponds to 24.6 percent of employees in Turkey. That is, 1/3 of the population earns a living through agricultural activities. In other words, one out of every four people working is active in the field of agriculture.

Development of Bovine Animal Life Insurance by years In 2012, the share of Bovine Animal Life Insurance in total premium production was 34 percent. The highest increase in the number of Cattle Life Insurance policies was experienced in 2009 with 119 percent, while the highest increase in the insurance price was realized in 2010 with 133 percent. This branch also achieved the highest increase in premium production with 145 percent in 2010. The largest increase in the number of insured animals in 2011 in this branch is 8.5 percent in the Distribution of the Number of Insured Animals on a Provincial Basis, 8.7 percent in the Distribution of Insurance Costs on a Provincial Basis and 7.8 percent in the Distribution of Premium Production on a Provincial basis with the first Konya. According to the cause of the damages paid in Bovine Animal Life Insurance, death takes the lead with 44.4 percent in the distribution. Development of Poultry Life Insurance by years The share of Poultry Life Insurance in total premium production in 2012 was 0.5 percent, the production of which started in the second half of 2006. The highest increase in the number of policies of this branch was realized in 2008 with 237 percent. The increase in the insurance price is 116 percent, the increase in premium production is 150 percent, the development of Aquaculture Animal Life Insurance over the years, the production of Aquaculture Animal Life Insurance, which started in the second half of 2006, took place in the total premium production in 2012 by 2.7 percent. The highest increase in the number of policies of this branch occurred in 2012 with 185 percent. The highest increase in insurance costs was seen in 2011 with 171 percent and 192 percent in premium production.