Under which type of farm coverage form would a claim for electrocution be payable?

The correct answer indicates that a claim for electrocution would be payable under all types of farm coverage forms: Basic, Broad, and Special.

Each of these coverage forms provides different levels of protection, but they share common elements that ensure a broad range of risks are covered, including electrocution.

The Basic form generally covers specific perils, while the Broad form includes additional coverage for other risks. The Special form offers the most comprehensive coverage, protecting against all perils except those explicitly excluded. This flexible coverage makes it so that incidents like electrocution, which can occur in a farming environment due to the presence of electrical systems used for various farming operations, are included across all forms. Therefore, whether a farmer has Basic, Broad, or Special coverage, the nature of the claim due to electrocution would be covered, leading to the conclusion that all three forms would indeed provide coverage for such an incident.