• Crawford published a UK agriculture risk report warning a potential super El Niño could lift insured losses from heavier rain, flooding, storms.
• Sequential extremes could drive more complex claims, including compound seasons with drought-driven yield hits followed by flood damage.
• Baseline soil stress from recent dry and wet swings may increase repeat-claim risk, raising cumulative losses across agricultural portfolios.
• Global yield disruptions could increase commodity price volatility, pressuring farm input costs, sums insured, business interruption exposure, policyholder credit stress.
• Warmer, wetter conditions may increase livestock disease risk, adding to mortality claims, raising adjustment complexity for agricultural insurers.

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