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of their resources—from water, to seeds, to
fertilizer … like seeds, fertilizer, and water—not just in
the moment … the environment, reduced water consumption, and reduced …
January 1, 2004
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Purchasing an insurance policy specific to recreational … commercial general liability policy with endorsements to cover … activities. This type of policy is generally purchased in …
October 9, 2017
Crop Insurance Papers
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KFMA farms and all farms in the state of Kansas with regard to crop insurance purchases and
indemnities over time.
To simulate the potential impacts of a cap on farm participation in the crop insurance program
based on AGI, the net farm income (NFI) per farm was added to off‐farm income earned to proxy for
AGI. The loss ratio for the sample of KFMA farms was calculated under two different scenarios: (1)
Eliminating farms with a AGI greater than $500,000 per year and (2) eliminating farms with a AGI
greater than $250,000 per year. The loss ratios for each scenario are shown alongside the actual loss
ratio in figure 5. While the overall loss ratio of the KFMA pool does not change much in some years,
there are years where it increases the overall loss ratio under one of the two scenarios (2005, 2006,
2007, 2010, 2011, 2013, and 2014). The loss ratio decreased in the years 2004, 2008, 2009, and 2016.
The impact of the various scenarios changes by year because the number of farms eliminated from the
pool varies by year due to changes in AGI over time. The use of a fixed AGI to determine which farms
may participate by year will change the number of farms in the pool and the impacts of this policy.
However, the removal of the highest grossing farms (as measured by the highest AGI farms) appears to
increase the loss ratio in several years, which would result in higher premiums being charged to the
remaining farms in the pool.
Kansas State University Department Of Agricultural Economics Extension Publication …
August 1, 2023
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Source: World Bank
PROBLEMS THAT HINDER UKRAINIAN ECONOMY RECOVERY AND DEVELOPMENT, %
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6
10
11
17
30
31
36
42
43
46
68
Damage to property/goods
Corruption
State regulation of the exchange rate
Lack of fuel
Lack of working capital
Lack of labor
Unsafe working conditions
Decrease in demand for products/services
Supply chain disruptions
Difficulties with logistics
Interruptions in electricity, water, heat supply
Increase in …
August 1, 2022
Breakout Sessions
2021/22MY to 2020/21MY
times
times
Egypt
Indonesia
Turkey
Pakistan
Saudi Arabia
Others
Source: based on the data of the State Statistic Service of Ukraine and Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine
2021/22MY … July 2022, metric tonnes
Source: Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine
Source: Ministry of Infrastructure of Ukraine
3655 …
August 1, 2022
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2021/22MY to 2020/21MY
times
times
Egypt
Indonesia
Turkey
Pakistan
Saudi Arabia
Others
Source: based on the data of the State Statistic Service of Ukraine and Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine
2021/22MY … July 2022, metric tonnes
Source: Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine
Source: Ministry of Infrastructure of Ukraine
3655 …
June 7, 2023
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evacuated‐ problems with drinking water, electricity, gas supply‐ … 15,798,229
29,884,894
Soybean oilBarley
SoybeansSunflower seeds
RapeseedOil‐cake
Sunflower oilWheat
Corn
Source: Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine Ministry of Infrastructure of Ukraine
Total68,174,009metric tonnes
March …
June 24, 2019
Grain Market Outlook
The U.S. Corn Market Situation on June 24, 2019
The serious and prolonged excess moisture problems during the 2019 spring planting season for
U.S. corn have led to a sharp reduction in 2019 U.S. corn production prospects. In some areas of the
U.S. Corn Belt the historic extremely moist field condition situation that began during April‐May has
persisted through June 2019 – beyond crop insurance full coverage deadlines and the physiological
limits of a normal annual planting / growing season.
The strong likelihood of a major U.S. corn production shortfall in year 2019 has brought about the
strong likelihood of a classic “short crop” scenario occurring for U.S. corn in the “new crop” 2019/20
marketing year. The last major “short crop” marketing year for U.S. corn occurred seven (7) years ago
in year 2012 due to extreme summer heat and accompanying crop stress – rather than the over‐
abundance of rainfall with accompanying flooding and soggy fields that has occurred in Spring 2019.
In so many words, calendar year 2019 has already become a unique, “analog” year in terms of
how spring moisture has delayed or prevented U.S. corn plantings. What remains to be seen are that
actual, physical “numbers” for planted and harvested U.S. corn acres, the rate of crop development
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and eventual degree of physiological maturity in the fall of 2019, and the final size and quality of the
2019 U.S. corn crop going into “new crop” MY 2019/20.
These U.S. corn supply concerns have driven corn futures sharply higher in recent weeks as the
corn market anticipates how sharply reduced 2019 U.S. corn production would lead to much tighter
U. S. corn supply‐demand balances and the need for price rationing of usage in “new crop” MY
2019/20 (beginning on September 1, 2019).
For example, “old crop” JULY 2019 Corn futures prices have increased from a low of $3.43 per
bushel on May 13th to a high of $4.38 on May 29th, and then up to a high of $4.64 ¼ on June 17th,
before closing lower at $4.47 on June 24th. Similarly, “new crop” DEC 2019 Corn futures prices have
increased from a low $3.63 ¾ per bushel on May 13th to a high of $4.54 on May 29th, and then
likewise up to a high of $4.73 on June 17th, before closing lower at $4.57 ¼ on June 24th . (Figures 1 &
2a‐b). With this rally in corn futures, managed money (specs) traders who had been holding record
short or bearish positions during April through mid‐May, through mid‐June have bought back much
(but not all) of their bearish short futures positions and instead build up the long or buy side of their
speculative trade portfolios (Figures 3a‐b‐c‐d).
The U.S. government is also planning to provide a second round of Market Facilitation Payments
(MFPs) to U.S. crop producers, with the stipulation that crops have to be actually planted in year
2019 to collect these MFP funds. That actual crop acres had to be planted for farmers to receive this
second round of MFP payments has been the policy position of the USDA Far …
December 6, 2023
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22,880,358
38,455,438
Soybean oilBarley
SoybeansSunflower seeds
RapeseedOil‐cake
Sunflower oilWheat
Corn
Source: based on data of the Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine and Ministry of Infrastructure of Ukraine
Total93,559,108metric tonnes
March … Total93,559,108metric tonnes
Ferry total 1,296,037
Ports total 67,133,489
Railway total 17,849,171
Vehicle total 7,280,411
Source: Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine and Ministry of Infrastructure of Ukraine
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