Crop Insurance by Crop Type
Find specialist insurance information and free quotes for every major NZ crop — from kiwifruit and grapes to wheat and vegetables.
Kiwifruit Insurance
Protect your kiwifruit orchard from PSA, adverse weather, hail, frost, and post-harvest losses with specialist NZ broker advice.
Apple & Pear Insurance
Specialist hail, frost and weather cover for apple and pear orchards across Hawke's Bay, Nelson and Central Otago — protecting your pip fruit investment.
Grape & Vineyard Insurance
Frost, hail, and revenue protection for NZ's world-class wine grape growers in Marlborough, Hawke's Bay, Central Otago and beyond.
Wheat & Grain Insurance
Named perils and multi-peril crop cover for NZ wheat, barley, oats and grain growers in Canterbury, Southland and Marlborough.
Maize & Corn Insurance
Protect your maize silage and grain crop from drought, hail, wind and flooding in New Zealand's key maize growing regions.
Hops Insurance
Specialist crop and infrastructure cover for NZ hop growers in Nelson, Tasman and Marlborough — protecting your trellis investment and annual crop.
Stone Fruit Insurance
Specialist cover for cherries, peaches, nectarines, apricots and plums against frost, hail, rain cracking and adverse weather in Central Otago and Hawke's Bay.
Avocado Insurance
Protect your avocado orchard from wind, hail, frost and biosecurity risks in Northland, the Bay of Plenty and Coromandel.
Berry Crop Insurance
Insurance for strawberries, blueberries, raspberries and boysenberries against hail, frost, botrytis and other weather and production risks across NZ.
Flower & Ornamental Crop Insurance
Insurance for cut flowers, bulbs, nursery stock and ornamental crops against hail, frost, flooding and weather events across New Zealand.
Vegetable Crop Insurance
Cover for outdoor and greenhouse vegetable growers including potatoes, onions, brassicas, squash and salad crops across NZ.
Barley Insurance
Named perils and revenue protection for NZ malting and feed barley growers in Canterbury, Southland and Marlborough.