The USDA recently expanded the Dairy Options Pilot Program (DOPP) in South Dakota. DOPP subsidizes the purchase price of put options in an effort to encourage dairy producers to manage their downside price risk. Many South Dakota producers have already chosen to manage their price risk by entering into cash forward contracts with processors. This strategy eliminates downside risk, but it also limits returns should prices move higher. It may be possible, however, for producers with forward contracts to benefit from DOPP and higher prices under the right circumstances
Financial stress in the dairy industry in 2009, brought on largely by sharply lower milk prices, act...
There are many marketing alternatives available to agricultural producers today. Options include spo...
5 pp., 1 table, 1 figureThis publication explains basic marketing alternatives for cotton producers,...
Dairy producers are more prone to production, marketing and financial risks than ever because they h...
Put options have been recommended as a substitute for price support programs (Gardner, 1977), and su...
ducers, and was a test case for similar programs in other agricultural industries. Rapidly shifting ...
4 pp., 5 tablesThe milk futures and options market enables producers and processors to manage price ...
The two new milk futures contracts offer dairy farmers and other buyers and sellers of milk and dair...
4 pp., 1 figure, 1 tableBasic Formula Price (BFP) milk futures and options can be used to hedge, or ...
A temporary pilot program that allows processors to enter into forward price contracts with individu...
Put options have been recommended as a substitute for price support programs (Gardner 1977; also som...
Beginning in the Fall of 1984, agricultural producers and agribusinesses will be confronted with ano...
Hog producers have four basic methods which they can use to price their hogs -- the cash market, con...
Dairy producers confront increasing price risks from both inputs and outputs as the prices of milk, ...
Four alternative marketing strategies were evaluated for cattle placed in the South Dakota Retained ...
Financial stress in the dairy industry in 2009, brought on largely by sharply lower milk prices, act...
There are many marketing alternatives available to agricultural producers today. Options include spo...
5 pp., 1 table, 1 figureThis publication explains basic marketing alternatives for cotton producers,...
Dairy producers are more prone to production, marketing and financial risks than ever because they h...
Put options have been recommended as a substitute for price support programs (Gardner, 1977), and su...
ducers, and was a test case for similar programs in other agricultural industries. Rapidly shifting ...
4 pp., 5 tablesThe milk futures and options market enables producers and processors to manage price ...
The two new milk futures contracts offer dairy farmers and other buyers and sellers of milk and dair...
4 pp., 1 figure, 1 tableBasic Formula Price (BFP) milk futures and options can be used to hedge, or ...
A temporary pilot program that allows processors to enter into forward price contracts with individu...
Put options have been recommended as a substitute for price support programs (Gardner 1977; also som...
Beginning in the Fall of 1984, agricultural producers and agribusinesses will be confronted with ano...
Hog producers have four basic methods which they can use to price their hogs -- the cash market, con...
Dairy producers confront increasing price risks from both inputs and outputs as the prices of milk, ...
Four alternative marketing strategies were evaluated for cattle placed in the South Dakota Retained ...
Financial stress in the dairy industry in 2009, brought on largely by sharply lower milk prices, act...
There are many marketing alternatives available to agricultural producers today. Options include spo...
5 pp., 1 table, 1 figureThis publication explains basic marketing alternatives for cotton producers,...