In the event of an accident, your Agriculture SMEs insurance will cover all damage suffered by crops, plantations and facilities, for the following types of crops:
- Persimmon and other fruit trees: blackthorn, pomegranate, fig, persimmon, kiwi, quince, medlar, chestnut and jujube.
- Cherries.
- Citrus: tangerine, lemon, orange, lime and grapefruit.
- Strawberries and other red fruits: strawberries, blackcurrants, raspberries, redcurrants and blackberries.
- Fruit trees: plum, apple, apricot, peach and pear.
- Bananas.
- Tropical and subtropical crops: prickly pear, lychee, avocado, cherimoya, mango, papaya, date palm and pineapple.
- Table grapes.
- Wine grapes.
- Spring/summer outdoor vegetables: runner bean, melon, bitter melon, turnip, okra, cucumber, gherkin, parsley, chicory, Armenian cucumber, aubergine, courgette, pumpkin, calçot, onion, spring onion, parsnip, tiger nut, pepper, leek, radish, table beetroot, watermelon, tomato and carrot.
- Autumn/Winter outdoor vegetables: green pea, artichoke, cardoon, broad bean, asparagus, garlic shoots, potato, and sweet potato.
- Successive vegetable crops: baby-leaf greens, collard greens, borage, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, cauliflower, Swiss chard, green leaf chicory, celery, culinary aromatics, curly endive, spinach, turnip tops, fennel, oriental vegetables, kale, lettuce, pak-choi and Romanesco broccoli.
- Vegetables grown under cover: all crops.
- Multi-crop vegetables: all crops.
- Garlic
- Extensive arable crops: rice, pulses, winter and spring cereals, oilseeds and straw from winter cereals.
- Non-textile industrial crops: saffron, cane sugar, lavender, lavandin, hops, mint, wicker, quinoa, liquorice, poppies, capers, aloe vera, anise, sugar beet, other aromatics, other culinary crops, other medicinal and tobacco.
- Industrial textile crops: cotton, hemp and linen.
- Fodder: crops for fodder, straw from winter cereals and pasture for grazing.
- Nuts: carob, walnut, almond, hazelnut, pecan and pistachio.
- Living plants, cut flowers, nurseries and seeds:
- Living plants and cut flowers.
- Nurseries: aromatic plants, woodland, strawberries, fruit trees, vines, citrus fruit.
- Production of seeds and vegetable and tobacco nurseries.
- Olive trees: olives.
- Producer and cooperative organisations.
- Damage due to forest fires, flooding, wind and snow affecting conifers, broadleaf forests and bushes.
