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Risk Management Considerations For Camelina And Carinata, Matthew Diersen, Sumaiya Saleh
Risk Management Considerations For Camelina And Carinata, Matthew Diersen, Sumaiya Saleh
Economics Staff Paper Series
Relatively new crops pose a challenge to growers and agribusinesses. While they would explore returns from new crops, adoption may mean giving up risk management tools inherent with growing established crops. The oilseed crops camelina and carinata are discussed in the context of the ability to insure them in South Dakota. Camelina (Camelina sativa) is currently insurable in portions of Montana and North Dakota. While carinata (Brassica carinata) is not insurable with a stand-alone policy, coverage was available in Montana and North Dakota in 2015 under the canola policy as a rapeseed type. Processor contracts are often a necessary condition …
2012 Agricultural Data In Perspective, Matthew Diersen, Christian Tchamda
2012 Agricultural Data In Perspective, Matthew Diersen, Christian Tchamda
Economics Commentator
No abstract provided.
Insuring Corn In South Dakota, Matthew Diersen
Insuring Corn In South Dakota, Matthew Diersen
Economics Commentator
No abstract provided.
Fall Crop Insurance Considerations, Matthew Diersen
Fall Crop Insurance Considerations, Matthew Diersen
Economics Commentator
No abstract provided.
Insuring Corn, Soybeans, And Wheat; Yield Ratios And Income, Matthew Diersen, Tia Dodson
Insuring Corn, Soybeans, And Wheat; Yield Ratios And Income, Matthew Diersen, Tia Dodson
Economics Commentator
No abstract provided.
Insuring Major Spring Crops In South Dakota, Matthew A. Diersen
Insuring Major Spring Crops In South Dakota, Matthew A. Diersen
Economics Commentator
No abstract provided.
Fall Crop Insurance Decisions, Matthew A. Diersen
Fall Crop Insurance Decisions, Matthew A. Diersen
Economics Commentator
No abstract provided.
Risk Management Concerns For Spring Crops, Matthew Diersen
Risk Management Concerns For Spring Crops, Matthew Diersen
Economics Commentator
No abstract provided.
Risk Management Concerns For Spring Crops, Matthew Diersen
Risk Management Concerns For Spring Crops, Matthew Diersen
Economics Commentator
No abstract provided.
Crop Yield Protection 1994; A Diverse And Changing Cattle Feeding Industry, Burton Pflueger, Gene Murra
Crop Yield Protection 1994; A Diverse And Changing Cattle Feeding Industry, Burton Pflueger, Gene Murra
Economics Commentator
No abstract provided.
Multiple Peril Crop Insurance: What Is It? Should You Buy It For Your Spring Seeded Crops?, Burton Pflueger, Gerald Toland
Multiple Peril Crop Insurance: What Is It? Should You Buy It For Your Spring Seeded Crops?, Burton Pflueger, Gerald Toland
Economics Staff Paper Series
No abstract provided.
The Economic Impact Of Crop Insurance On Wheat Producing Counties In South Dakota, Burton Pflueger, Gerald Toland
The Economic Impact Of Crop Insurance On Wheat Producing Counties In South Dakota, Burton Pflueger, Gerald Toland
Economics Staff Paper Series
No abstract provided.
Multiple Peril Crop Insurance: What Is It? Should You Buy It For Your Fall Seeded Crops?, Burton Pflueger, Gerald Toland
Multiple Peril Crop Insurance: What Is It? Should You Buy It For Your Fall Seeded Crops?, Burton Pflueger, Gerald Toland
Economics Staff Paper Series
No abstract provided.
The Economic Impact Of Crop Insurance On South Dakota Counties, Burton Pflueger, Gerald Toland
The Economic Impact Of Crop Insurance On South Dakota Counties, Burton Pflueger, Gerald Toland
Economics Staff Paper Series
No abstract provided.
Lenders' Perception Of Borrower Participation In Crop Insurance Programs, Burton Pflueger, Brian Schmiesing
Lenders' Perception Of Borrower Participation In Crop Insurance Programs, Burton Pflueger, Brian Schmiesing
Economics Staff Paper Series
The objective of this study was to provide insight to a crop insurance marketing question not previously studied – the viewpoint of lenders financing the premiums for Federal Crop Insurance. The viewpoint of lenders as to the extent of which their producers were participating in a crop insurance program could indicate the current and projected levels of participation, the extent to which lenders regard crop insurance programs as cost effective risk reducing strategies, and reasons for low participation. Thus, a survey of lenders was conducted to address the question of lenders' reaction to borrower participation in crop insurance programs.
Federal Crop Insurance, Wallace G. Aanderud
Federal Crop Insurance, Wallace G. Aanderud
Economics Commentator
No abstract provided.