New Decision-Making Tool to Estimate the Net Benefit of Bt Corn in Wisconsin Paul D. Mitchell Agricultural and Applied Economics University of Wisconsin-Madison.

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New Decision-Making Tool to Estimate the Net Benefit of Bt Corn in Wisconsin Paul D. Mitchell Agricultural and Applied Economics University of Wisconsin-Madison Wisconsin Fertilizer Aglime and Pest Management Conference January 19, 2006

Overview Explain new decision aid for Bt corn Explain new decision aid for Bt corn Farm specific net benefit ($/ac) Farm specific net benefit ($/ac) Farm specific break-even probability Farm specific break-even probability Bulletin with worksheet Bulletin with worksheet Excel spreadsheet Excel spreadsheet

ECB Analysis Summary DATCP annual fall survey of 2 nd generation ECB populations in corn fields DATCP annual fall survey of 2 nd generation ECB populations in corn fields Mitchell et al. (2002) to estimate distribution of stalk tunneling as function of ECB population distribution Mitchell et al. (2002) to estimate distribution of stalk tunneling as function of ECB population distribution Hurley, Mitchell, and Rice (2004) to estimate distribution of % yield loss as function of stalk tunneling distribution Hurley, Mitchell, and Rice (2004) to estimate distribution of % yield loss as function of stalk tunneling distribution Final Result: Distribution of % Yield Loss from ECB for each WI crop reporting district Final Result: Distribution of % Yield Loss from ECB for each WI crop reporting district

NW NCNE EC CN WC SW SC SE WI Crop Reporting Districts

Farm Specific Economics Farmer uses Own Expected/Average Yield (bu/ac) Expected/Average Yield (bu/ac) Expected Price ($/bu) Expected Price ($/bu) Bt Corn Cost/Technology Fee ($/bag) Bt Corn Cost/Technology Fee ($/bag) Planting Density (seeds/ac) Planting Density (seeds/ac) Decision Aid estimates Expected Net Benefit of Bt Corn ($/ac) Expected Net Benefit of Bt Corn ($/ac) Break-Even Probability (%) Break-Even Probability (%)

Expected (Average) Net Benefit Expected increase in net returns ($/ac) if plant Bt corn Expected increase in net returns ($/ac) if plant Bt corn Estimate of the average increase of net returns if planted Bt corn over many years Estimate of the average increase of net returns if planted Bt corn over many years E[NB] = price x yield x % yield saved E[NB] = price x yield x % yield saved – cost of Bt corn Depends on assumed price, yield, and cost Depends on assumed price, yield, and cost

Break-Even Probability Net Returns to Bt corn are not certain because the actual yield loss prevented by Bt corn is not certain: ECB population and damage are unknown when you plant Net Returns to Bt corn are not certain because the actual yield loss prevented by Bt corn is not certain: ECB population and damage are unknown when you plant If the average net benefit is $5/ac does not mean the actual net benefit will always be $5/ac If the average net benefit is $5/ac does not mean the actual net benefit will always be $5/ac Break-Even Probability: Probability that the value of the yield saved by Bt corn will equal or exceed the extra cost of Bt corn Break-Even Probability: Probability that the value of the yield saved by Bt corn will equal or exceed the extra cost of Bt corn

Go to Spreadsheet Go to Spreadsheet Bt%20Corn%20in%20WI.xls Bt%20Corn%20in%20WI.xls

Where to get the Decision Aid My Extension web page My Extension web page Contact me: Paul D. Mitchell Contact me: Paul D. Mitchell (608) I will mail you bulletin & spreadsheet I will mail you bulletin & spreadsheet I will you bulletin & spreadsheet I will you bulletin & spreadsheet