Policy Defn: Guiding principle leading to course of action or specific program pursued by governments Rationale for what we do (basis for action) Programs.

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Policy Defn: Guiding principle leading to course of action or specific program pursued by governments Rationale for what we do (basis for action) Programs (or policy tools) implement policy Examples: Policy – Reduce global warming Programs – Cap and trade program

Agricultural and Food policy Principles that guide government programs that influence: Production Resources used and how they are used Domestic and international markets Food consumption Conditions under which rural people live

Why Do You Think We Study Ag Policy? Give me something to do? Quite simply… if you want to know how to influence policy and political outcomes you have to understand how it is made and influencing decision makers

More than domestic farm programs that support farm prices and/or incomes Retirement of fragile land from production (CRP) Negotiation to reduce barriers to trade (WTO) Resource allocation, development and pricing Food safety and terrorism Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Child nutrition (WIC) Renewable Fuels Climate change Regulations Now... How is your food produced? Organic, gluten-free, natural, free range or cage free, Non GMO

Federal receipts and outlays

How much does Agriculture Matter to the U.S. economy? Depends What do you call agriculture? Do you define it by: What Ag committees have responsibility for? Production only? Farming accounts for 1.4% of workforce and .7% of GDP Entire food and fiber system accounts for 17% of workforce and 12% of GDP

Federal receipts and outlays

June 2017 CBO Baseline by Title Mandatory Spending Only Million $

Baseline Payments ($M) and Planted Acres, Major Program Crops, 2013-22 89.1 Mil Ac 54.5 Mil Ac 76.4 Mil Ac 11.25 Mil Ac 2.97 Mil Ac 1.38 Mil Ac

Policies and programs are constantly changing – Forces of Change Instability of agriculture Globalization Technology Food safety Environment Industrialization Politics Unforeseen events

Why Do You Think These Groups Would Contract With Us to Do Economic Analyses for them? Texas Corn Producers USA Rice Federation Texas Deer Association McGuire, Craddock & Strother, PC USDA Risk Mgmt Agency John Deere National Crop Insurance Services