Which type of information is not requested on a crop-hail policy application?

The correct answer highlights that the crop-hail policy application does not typically request information about previous hail damage. Crop-hail insurance policies are designed to protect farmers from financial loss due to hail damage to their crops.

When applying for such insurance, the focus is primarily on the current crop and its specific details, such as its location and type, as these factors directly impact the risk assessment for insurance underwriting. The insurer wants to evaluate the current crop situation and its exposure to potential hail damage on the farm.

While crop production records may be relevant for overall assessments of farming operations, they are not a central component needed specifically for a crop-hail insurance policy application. The lack of a requirement for previous hail damage information emphasizes that these policies are oriented towards assessing and insuring against future risks rather than historical losses.