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November 21, 2012 USDA METSS Project
                      “The Maize Prize Trends in Ghana 2007‐2011” report is made possible by the generous support of the  American people through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). The  contents are the responsibility of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of Kansas State  University, USAID or the United States Government.”     METSS‐Ghana Research and Issue Paper Series  No. 01‐2012 ‐ April 2012  2 Maize Price Trends in Ghana (2007‐2011)1  Vincent Amanor‐Boadu, PhD2  Maize (Zea mays, L.) is a principal human food and livestock feed in Ghana.  Its production is  essentially performed by smallholder farmers under traditional tillage and rain‐fed conditions.   Although production occurs in all of Ghana's ten administrative regions, more than 70% of  maize output comes from five regions in three of the six agro‐ecological zones.  The five  principal growing regions are Northern, Brong‐Ahafo, Ashanti, Central and Eastern and the  three agro‐ecological zones are guinea savanna, forest savanna transition and semi‐deciduous  rainforest (Table 1).  Forest savanna transition and the semi‐deciduous agro‐ecological zones  have a bimodal rainfall distribution pattern, with the major season beginning in March and  ending in July and the minor season beginning in September and ending in October/November.   The guinea savanna agro‐ecological zone has a uni‐modal rainfall distribution that starts in May  and ends in September.    Table 1: Distribution of Maize Production by Region and Agro‐Ecological Zones (2006)  Region  …
January 17, 2025 Crop Insurance Papers
direction. 2000 150.5 158.1 2001 154.19999999999999 159.80000000000001 2002 120.7 161.5 2003 144.69999999999999 163.19999999999999 2004 199.3 164.9 205.2 2005 156.4 166.6 193.4 2006 170.4 168.3 179.5 2007 180.9 170 199.6 2008 160.6 171.7 186 2009 209.5 173.4 230 2010 184.3 175.1 188.1 2011 165.2 176.8 141.8 2012 113.6 178.5 97.6 2013 162 180.3 170.1 2014 182.7 182 210.3 2015 207.5 183.7 219.2 2016 193.5 185.4 239.9 Positive Negative 2017 208.7 187.1 245.5 2018 183.9 188.8 203.8 2019 183 190.5 129.2 2020 183.5 192.2 219.4 Result …
2018 Extension Outlook Conference
Ph.D. Extension Associate Professor, Policy Specialist, and Director … blubben2@unl.edu Farm Bill Development  Policy Drivers  Economics  … for 99% of spending  Commodities  Crop Insurance  Conservation  …
Breakout Sessions
market risk, government commodity programs, crop insurance … crop insurance and public policy. Art was 1 of 30 people … Abstract/Summary In August of 2012, some analysts were forecasting …
Breakout Sessions
agricultural and environmental policies. His previous research has … alternative water conservation policies, and the production effects … graduate course on agricultural policy, and a graduate team- taught …
August 17, 2016 Breakout session presentations
well-being and welfare, commodity market analysis, consumer … food safety, meat labeling policies, producer perceptions and … measuring basis risk for commodity grains, understanding the …
September 1, 2008 KFMA Newsletters
see, historically strong commodity prices are needed to maintain … covers 2008 crops and 2009-2012. In Kansas crops are not … price guarantee in the RA/CRC policy that is the higher of the …
September 26, 2008 KFMA Newsletters
see, historically strong commodity prices are needed to maintain … covers 2008 crops and 2009-2012. In Kansas crops are not … price guarantee in the RA/CRC policy that is the higher of the …
October 1, 2011 KFMA Newsletters
 Enrollment in 2011-2012 MAST Pg 12 Program  … ENROLLMENT IN 2011-2012 MAST PROGRAM MAST is … resource management, tax and policy issues, risk management …
January 14, 2015 Commodity Program Presentations
FSA program yields • Commodity base acres • Farm yield … ase acres • Farm yields 2008‐2012 • APH/crop insurance information • … reallocated  and current base 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Units 76 30 bu/acre 22 …