Livestock Risk Protection Insurance (LRP) Overview Bill Halfman Ag Agent UW-EX Monroe County Paul Mitchell Ag and Applied Economics UW-Madison and UW-EX.

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Livestock Risk Protection Insurance (LRP) Overview Bill Halfman Ag Agent UW-EX Monroe County Paul Mitchell Ag and Applied Economics UW-Madison and UW-EX Kelley Braneman Badgerland Farm Credit Services

What is LRP? Insurance policy that protects livestock producers from unexpected price declines Insurance policy that protects livestock producers from unexpected price declines Similar to crop insurance Similar to crop insurance Creates floor for price Creates floor for price Because market futures are a major factor determining available coverage prices, so LRP takes into account expected price changes Because market futures are a major factor determining available coverage prices, so LRP takes into account expected price changes

LRP available for Feeder calves (8 different types) Feeder calves (8 different types) Steers, heifers, Braham, or dairy Steers, heifers, Braham, or dairy < 600 lbs or lbs target weight < 600 lbs or lbs target weight Fed cattle (weighing 1,000 – 1,400 lbs) Fed cattle (weighing 1,000 – 1,400 lbs) Swine: Market hogs on carcass (lean) base Swine: Market hogs on carcass (lean) base

LRP – Feeder Cattle Available coverage prices range approximately 70-95% of Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) futures price Available coverage prices range approximately 70-95% of Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) futures price Policies generally available for the following weekly lengths Policies generally available for the following weekly lengths 13, 17, 21, 26, 30, 34, 39, 43, 47, 52 Policy Size: 1 to 1,000 head per Specific Coverage Endorsement (SCE) Policy Size: 1 to 1,000 head per Specific Coverage Endorsement (SCE) 2,000/year maximum (July 1–June 30) 2,000/year maximum (July 1–June 30)

LRP recognizes 8 different feeder cattle types to adjust available coverage prices LRP recognizes 8 different feeder cattle types to adjust available coverage prices Buy separate policies for each type of feeder cattle you insure Buy separate policies for each type of feeder cattle you insure Feeder Cattle Types Weight Range Weight Range Price Adjustment Factors (PAF) SteersHeifers Predominately Brahman Predominately Dairy <6.0 cwt 110%100%100%100% cwt 100%90%90%80%

LRP – Fed Cattle Available coverage prices range approximately 70-95% of CME futures price Available coverage prices range approximately 70-95% of CME futures price Policies generally available for the following weekly lengths Policies generally available for the following weekly lengths 13, 17, 21, 26, 30, 34, 39, 43, 47, 52 Policy Size: 1 to 2,000 head per SCE with 4,000/year maximum Policy Size: 1 to 2,000 head per SCE with 4,000/year maximum

LRP-Swine (Market Hogs) Available coverage prices range approximately 70-95% of CME futures price Available coverage prices range approximately 70-95% of CME futures price Convert live weight to carcass/lean weight Convert live weight to carcass/lean weight Carcass/lean weight = 0.74 x live weight Carcass/lean weight = 0.74 x live weight Policies for the following weekly lengths Policies for the following weekly lengths 13, 17, 21, 26 Policy size: 1 to 10,000 head per SCE, with 32,000 maximum per year Policy size: 1 to 10,000 head per SCE, with 32,000 maximum per year

How do I buy LRP? 1) File LRP insurance application with a certified agent to establish eligibility in advance SS#/employer ID, Demonstrate Substantial Beneficial Interest (minimum of 10% ownership of animals) 2) Watch available prices & premiums, they change daily, valid from 5 PM to 9 AM next business day www3.rma.usda.gov/apps/livestock_reports/lrp_select_criteria.cfm 3) All coverage periods may not be available due to insufficient market data 4) When you like what you see, file a Specific Coverage Endorsement (SCE) with your agent You must own livestock when filing SCE

Specific Coverage Endorsement (SCE) specifies: 1) Actual Coverage Price (chosen price floor) 2) Ending Period (date actual price calculated) 3) Number (and type) of animals 4) Target Weight at ending period 5) Premium due (RMA gives 13% subsidy) RMA may terminate availability at any time (but not the existing policies sold) What is the SCE?

Feeder Cattle Example Have 25 steers with 100% ownership Have 25 steers with 100% ownership Expect to sell in 21 weeks at 1,000 pounds Expect to sell in 21 weeks at 1,000 pounds On RMA web site for the day, want the coverage price of $98.40/cwt for 21 weeks On RMA web site for the day, want the coverage price of $98.40/cwt for 21 weeks Cost is $1.527/cwt (with 13% subsidy) Cost is $1.527/cwt (with 13% subsidy) $1.527 x 10 cwt = $15.27 per head $1.527 x 10 cwt = $15.27 per head 25 x $15.27 = $ total premium 25 x $15.27 = $ total premium

When do I collect an Indemnity? If the Actual Ending Value the RMA posts on the web for the Ending Period you choose is less than the coverage price you chose If the Actual Ending Value the RMA posts on the web for the Ending Period you choose is less than the coverage price you chose Not the price you actually receive when sell Not the price you actually receive when sellNOTE: Do not have to sell when SCE expires Do not have to sell when SCE expires Can hold and insure qualifying animals again after SCE expires Can hold and insure qualifying animals again after SCE expires

Example Indemnity Had 25 feeder cattle insured for $98.40/cwt in 21 weeks Had 25 feeder cattle insured for $98.40/cwt in 21 weeks After 21 weeks, suppose the Actual Ending Value posted by RMA is $98.10 After 21 weeks, suppose the Actual Ending Value posted by RMA is $98.10 Collect ($ $98.10) = $0.30/cwt Collect ($ $98.10) = $0.30/cwt $0.30 x 10 cwt = $3.00 per head $0.30 x 10 cwt = $3.00 per head 25 head x $3.00/head = $ head x $3.00/head = $75.00

Actual price, date, weight LRP price, date, weight When do you actually sell your cattle? When do you actually sell your cattle? What price do you actually get? What price do you actually get? What do they actually weigh? What do they actually weigh? Do you hold the cattle and buy LRP- Fed Cattle? Do you hold the cattle and buy LRP- Fed Cattle?

LRP-Fed Cattle Example 25 cattle to sell at 1200 lbs in 34 weeks 25 cattle to sell at 1200 lbs in 34 weeks On RMA web site for the day, want the coverage price of $68.96/cwt for 34 weeks On RMA web site for the day, want the coverage price of $68.96/cwt for 34 weeks Cost is $1.037/cwt (with 13% subsidy) Cost is $1.037/cwt (with 13% subsidy) $1.037 x 12 cwt = $12.44 per head $1.037 x 12 cwt = $12.44 per head 25 x $12.44 = $ total premium 25 x $12.44 = $ total premium

Example Indemnity Have 25 fed cattle insured at $68.96/cwt in 34 weeks Have 25 fed cattle insured at $68.96/cwt in 34 weeks After 34 weeks, suppose the Actual Ending Value posted by RMA is $69.01/cwt After 34 weeks, suppose the Actual Ending Value posted by RMA is $69.01/cwt Collect no indemnity Collect no indemnity May actually sell them at 1245 lbs for $69.50/cwt after 35 weeks May actually sell them at 1245 lbs for $69.50/cwt after 35 weeks

Some Benefits of LRP More attractive to smaller producers than other risk management tools More attractive to smaller producers than other risk management tools Small numbers can be hedged Small numbers can be hedged No brokerage costs or margin calls No brokerage costs or margin calls Premium subsidized 13% Premium subsidized 13% Does not tie you to a specific packer or buyer like a forward contract can Does not tie you to a specific packer or buyer like a forward contract can

Benefits Continued Actual selling dates and weights can differ from what the SCE specifies Actual selling dates and weights can differ from what the SCE specifies Do not have to sell when SCE expires Do not have to sell when SCE expires Can hold and insure qualifying animals again after SCE expires Can hold and insure qualifying animals again after SCE expires

Benefits Continued Policy can be transferred to new owner if animals sold during coverage Policy can be transferred to new owner if animals sold during coverage Can assign indemnity to a third party Can assign indemnity to a third party Lender for example Lender for example If some animals die, report within 72 hours when known, and still collect any indemnity for those animals If some animals die, report within 72 hours when known, and still collect any indemnity for those animals

Limits to LRP If you purchase LRP, cannot enter into futures or options on the same animals If you purchase LRP, cannot enter into futures or options on the same animals Must own the animals when file the SCE Must own the animals when file the SCE Lose LRP coverage and premium if sell earlier than 30 days before SCE expires (but can transfer to the new owner if sell) Lose LRP coverage and premium if sell earlier than 30 days before SCE expires (but can transfer to the new owner if sell)

Some Concerns WI prices not used in formulas, so WI producers may be exposed to more risk WI prices not used in formulas, so WI producers may be exposed to more risk Actual price you sell the animals for can differ from the Actual Ending Value Actual price you sell the animals for can differ from the Actual Ending Value Does not pay indemnities for: Does not pay indemnities for: Slower than expected gain Slower than expected gain Disease, weather, poor feed Disease, weather, poor feed Does not pay full value for death or theft Does not pay full value for death or theft RMA can suspend at any time RMA can suspend at any time

Questions for UWEX Brenda Boetel, UW-Riverfalls Brenda Boetel, UW-Riverfalls , Bill Halfman, UWEX, Monroe County Bill Halfman, UWEX, Monroe County , Paul Mitchell, UW-Madison Paul Mitchell, UW-Madison , RMA Certified Agent Kelley Braneman, Badgerland Farm Credit Services or