NAAFP Farm Bill Decision Aid Insurance Tool James W. Richardson Regents Professor and Co-Director of AFPC National Association for Agriculture and Food.

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NAAFP Farm Bill Decision Aid Insurance Tool James W. Richardson Regents Professor and Co-Director of AFPC National Association for Agriculture and Food Policy (NAAFP) November 16, 2014

Decision Aid’s Insurance Tool ARC and PLC interact directly with crop insurance to provide a safety net for the 2014 farm bill Choosing the underlying insurance policy affects the amount of coverage available for SCO ARC provides a shallow loss coverage to reduce the effective deductible for the underlying crop insurance policy The Decision Aid offers a tool for analyzing the benefits and costs for alternative levels of insurance coverage and type of insurance policy under ARC and PLC

Decision Aid’s Insurance Tool The Decision Aid simulates all possible combinations of insurance and ARC/PLC: 320 scenarios for non-cotton crops and 1,295 for cotton Results for the simulated scenarios are presented in terms of the average total receipts for the the life of the farm bill. – Market receipts – PLC or ARC average payments – SCO average indemnities net of premiums – Average insurance indemnities net of premiums Total receipts are calculated using “future” planted acres provided for the crop, historical risk for crop yields (hopefully you provided 10 years), historical price risk ( ), and the user’s assumed average annual prices The base insurance scenario is the current insurance provided for the crops in the “Edit” screen

Insurance Analyzer Select insurance to start the analysis

Crop Insurance Interaction with PLC, and ARC

Crops on the Farm Eligible for Insurance are in Blue Crops on the farm which are eligible for insurance analysis are in blue. If a crop is not listed it is because RMA does not offer insurance for the particular crop/practice/type specified in the “Edit” input screen.

User’s Input Information for the Selected Crop

Top Five Crop Insurance and Farm Policy Combinations Selected Based on Expected Total Net Returns 5 Years These are the best of the 320 scenarios simulated for non- cotton crops and 1,295 for cotton.

Insurance Analyzer Drop down menus are provided to allow user to test alternative combinations of insurance and farm policy Results are presented as the probability of total revenue for 5 years being less than or grater than target levels – Net Revenue is market receipts plus PLC or ARC payments minus insurance and SCO premiums Lower and upper targets for net revenue set assuming “ARC-C with current insurance option,” and a 25% chance of being less than lower target and 25% chance of exceeding upper target Experiment with ARC vs. PLC, different levels of insurance, and SCO added to PLC to reduce the red and increase the green

The left hand column is the default insurance and policy combination. The insurance level and type are entered as the current insurance information in the Edit screen

Risk is Key to Decision Price risk exists because we do not know what the prices will be for the next 5 years If user specifies a mean corn price of $3.40/bu there is a 69% chance of price less than the reference price – See the number of dots in the next slide that are below the reference price out of 500 simulated prices – We simulate 500 draws of prices and yields for each year to calculate the average payments for different policy and insurance options under risky conditions – Decision Aid simulates prices and county yields using historical risk for – We include all correlation of prices and yields For your farm enter 10 or more yields to get the full benefit of the insurance option

Risk is Key to Decision Corn MYA3.40 Ref Price3.70 Average0.48 No. of Zeros155 P(=zero)0.31 P(payment)0.69

Risk is Key to Decision Soybeans Avg Price9.92 Ref Price8.4 Average0.18 No. of Zeros389 P(=zero)0.78 P(payment)0.22

Risk is Key to Decision Wheat MYA6.50 Ref Price5.50 Average0.12 No. of Zeros386 P(=zero)0.77 P(payment)0.23

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