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Last October, the city of Jumilla, along with numerous councils over the region, added his support to the demand of the agricultural unions, through a joint motion of the three local groups, for which a meeting was requested with the competent authorities to bring positions and possible solutions that will unlock the situation that was occurring imbalances in agricultural insurance lines, and consider unions as "very damaging to the industry."
Yesterday, it was in this sense a step forward from the regional agricultural sector and the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Environment, reaching an agreement through the State Agency of Agricultural Insurance (Enesa) and Agroseguro that allow to improve the system of recruitment policies, which the Minister of Agriculture and Water, Antonio Cerdá, considered "positive and beneficial" for farmers in the region.
Apply the agreements reached in the recruitment of 2013 insurance plan.
Among them, has accepted a new performance table for the Region in young plantations without history, as well as new varieties yield tables for maturation prior to May 20.
Also, a Monitoring Committee to allow study those claims submitted by farmers concerning the application of reductions in the maximum insurable income is created.
Among other points made, a study on fruit set in peach, nectarine and platerina that will complement the report presented at the Regional Bureau of Insurance, and the implementation of appropriate zoning that fits the first study of insurance will be made.
The agreement will allow further options open cheapest insurance.
In this sense, the premium ice and other adversities peach drops 20 percent in the regions of Southwest and Guadalentin Valley, young plantations premium fell by 30 percent and mesh hail bonus goes up to 90 percent .
It also has made an effort to adjust claims adjustment expenses, acquisition, security surcharge and the surcharge Compensation Insurance, which will result in a drop in premiums.
According Cerdá, "These agreements will make it attractive insurance system."
He said the goal is "to reduce costs, the premiums are as cheap as possible to the sector and the farmer is assured that when a claim is eligible for insurance to offset some of the damage caused."
In the past five years, the level of assurance of the Region of Murcia has increased 21 percent in crops of peaches, nectarines and platicarpas, allowing an increase to 47 percent the secured area and 28 percent production.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Jumilla
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