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A helicopter spraying crops with water crashed into a lettuce field in rural Watsonville last Wednesday morning, but no one was hurt, Cal Fire reported.
The crop dusters went down near Murphy Crossing and Riverside roads about 10:50 a.m., according to Cal Fire Capt. Loree Borelli. She said the pilot—the sole occupant of the aircraft—got out immediately and was unhurt.
“It was really good to see him walk away from it,” Cal Fire Battalion Chief Jake Hess said.
The pilot, a Watsonville-area man, was contracted to spray the Pajaro Valley fields Wednesday morning. The blades of his chopper clipped a power line that ran across the south edge of the field, according to Hess.
“He was able to make a real hard landing and he miraculously walked away,” Hess said.
The helicopter didn’t catch on fire. The sliced power lines caused three residences to lose power, according to a PG&E spokeswoman.
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Agriculture Insurance is purchased by agricultural producers, including farmers, ranchers, and others to protect themselves against either the loss of their crops due to natural disasters, such as hail, drought, and floods, or the loss of revenue due to declines in the prices of agricultural commodities. The two general categories of crop insurance are called crop-yield insurance and crop-revenue insurance.
Crop-yield insurance There are two main classes of crop-yield insurance:
Crop-hail insurance is generally available from private insurers (in countries with private sectors) because hail is a narrow peril that occurs in a limited place and its accumulated losses tend not to overwhelm the capital reserves of private insurers. The earliest crop-hail programs were begun by farmers cooperatives in France and Germany in the 1820s.
Multi-peril crop insurance (MPCI): covers the broad perils of drought, flood, insects, disease, etc., which may affect many insureds at the same time and present the insurer with excessive losses. To make this class of insurance, the perils are often bundled together in a single policy, called a multi-peril crop insurance (MPCI) policy. MPCI coverage is usually offered by a government insurer and premiums are usually partially subsidized by the government. The earliest MPCI program was first implemented by the Federal Crop Insurance Corporation (FCIC), an agency of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, in 1938. The FCIC program has been managed by the Risk Management Agency (RMA), also a U.S. Department of Agriculture agency, since 1996.
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Why is the Pajaro Valley, Where Scurich Insurance is located, an agricultural leader?
Mild climate and diverse land types make nearly perfect growing conditions for more than 60 crops, including strawberries, apples, fresh flowers, lettuce, bush-berries, Brussels sprouts, cauliflower, broccoli and artichokes.
The marine beachlands to the north produce excellent brussels sprouts, artichokes and fresh flowers. The eastern highlands are ideal for cattle grazing, timber production, orchards and vineyards. The mid-county coastal plain grows delicious strawberries, broccoli, mushrooms and flowers, and is home to several egg ranches.
The rich soil in south county generates the largest variety of farm produce in Santa Cruz County. With all these fresh ingredients, Watsonville food processors freeze and distribute more fruits and vegetables than any other single area in the United States.
How does the Pajaro Valley affect the agriculture industry?
If the Pajaro Valley were a county, it would rank fifth in agricultural production in California, with only 55,000 acres devoted to agriculture and timber. The top five products grown commercially are strawberries, apples, fresh flowers, lettuce and bush-berries. The area leads the nation in Brussels sprouts and frozen food processing.
With a growing season of 245 days, innovative techniques and tools have put Pajaro Valley at the highest level of standards for crop production in the world. The locally invented Bug-Vac vacuums unwanted pests from crops. As a result, fewer pesticides than ever before are being used in the Pajaro Valley area.
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The Winner of the Scurich Insurance promotion is Julia! We are so excited she won, and we can’t wait to throw her and her family a party so we can celebrate with her! If you didn’t win this promotion don’t worry! we will be throwing more promotions for our supporters.
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