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Home / FAQs / If some of my animals die, is my policy adjusted?

Frequently Asked Questions

If some of my animals die, is my policy adjusted?

January 19, 2021

If insured cattle or hogs die, there is no adjustment made to a producer’s policy. LPI advises producers when calculating their weight for a policy to account for potential death loss during the policy. All LPI policies are subject to random audit by their Insurer. Producers may want to consider calculating a weight variance to insure below their total target weight to ensure audit compliance is met in the case of unforeseen death loss or overestimated weight gain on insured animals.

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