Township America for Crop insurance adjusters
Convert RMA loss claim legal descriptions to GPS — then drive the route to every claim location in one trip.
RMA loss claims describe damaged acreage by PLSS quarter-section. Adjusters need every claim location as a GPS point to schedule field visits, calculate damages, and route between farms in a single trip across multiple counties. Township America converts a season's worth of claims in one batch upload, then plans the optimal driving route between every claim centroid.
How the workflow changes.
- Look up each PLSS description in a county plat book or USDA viewer
- Re-key coordinates into a separate routing tool
- Plan a multi-stop day manually, often missing the most efficient sequence
- Re-verify section centroids when a claim spans a quarter-quarter boundary
- Upload a CSV of season-long PLSS claims and download GPS coordinates in one pass
- Generate an optimized field-day route across every claim centroid
- Confirm quarter-quarter section centroids before driving to the parcel
- Export the day's stops to KML for a field tablet or mobile app
Features that fit a crop insurance adjuster's day.
Each feature is plan-gated. The recommended plan for this role is Pro+ ($100/mo).
States most relevant to crop insurance adjusters
Common questions from crop insurance adjusters.
Can I batch convert a season's worth of RMA claims?
Yes. Pro+ supports CSV upload up to 10K rows per job — well above the typical season volume for a single adjuster. Each row returns a GPS coordinate plus the section polygon. Export the result back to CSV, KML, or GeoJSON for your routing tool or field tablet.
Does the route planner work for a multi-county claim run?
Yes. The route planner sequences up to 50 stops on Pro+, and unlimited stops on Business. The optimizer minimizes driving time across the centroids — useful for a one-day run across 8-12 claims spread over two or three adjacent counties.
How accurate is the conversion for crop insurance work?
Township America uses the BLM CadNSDI polygon dataset, so each conversion returns the centroid of the actual surveyed section — accurate to the quarter-quarter level (~40 acres). For sub-40-acre loss adjustments, the field-collected GPS is still required, but the section centroid is sufficient for arrival, parking, and initial damage assessment.
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