Dairy Economists and Policy Analysts Workshop May 10, 2012 Lessons from LGM-Dairy for Margin Insurance Plans.

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Dairy Economists and Policy Analysts Workshop May 10, 2012 Lessons from LGM-Dairy for Margin Insurance Plans

Alan Zepp  Risk Management Program Coordinator  Center for Dairy Excellence role  Educate producers on risk management  Center for Dairy Excellence  Non Profit next to Pa Department of Agriculture  Empower people, create partnerships, and increase the availability and use of resources to grow dairy profitability in Pennsylvania and the Northeast.

Producer’s are Risk Takers  “ I don’t have time for this!”  “I should not have to do this!”  “The government should set a fair price”  “The government should get out of milk pricing”  “ LGM does not reflect my milk check or feed bill”  “This is based on the CME and speculators control that market”  “The CME price is rigged”  “The brokerage firms can not be trusted” - MF Global  “I didn’t get an indemnity payment, so this was a waste of money”

Positives  Great introduction for “unsophisticated” producers to begin managing price risk  Easy to use for all size farms  No minimum contract sizes  LGM-Dairy protects a margin in one step  Producer can capture the market upside  Producers make a decision once each month  Forces a decision  Individual Responsibility  Cash flow friendly  No margin exposure  Premium taken from check at the end of policy  Local crop insurance agents sell LGM-Dairy  LGM forces producers to think about a marketing plan

Marketing Plan

Negatives  Lack of continuity!!!  Farmers bought policies because they were available not because their marketing plans prescribed them last fall.  Producers that took time to understand the product feel abandoned along with agents and educators  Producers that ignored LGM can say “ I’m glad that I did not waste time learning about a product that isn’t available”  Basis  LGM margins do not correlate as closely to the real margins on the farm in the Northeast today as they did in years past  Corn & hay prices  Higher of Class III or Class IV = Class I in Northeast

PSU Margin &LGM Dairy Margin

Other Issues  Local crop insurance agents sell LGM  In Pa a handful of agents understand the product well and aggressively market it.  Most agents do not understand and therefore do not promote LGM Dairy.  Cash flow friendly  Producers must budget for the premium even the end  Contracts less than 10 months are still paid at the end of the 10 month policy period  Inflexible  “Sophisticated” producers cannot enter and exit the market quickly

Thank You  Alan Zepp  Risk Management Program Coordinator   

LGM Sales Summary

LGM Dairy 11 Year Projected History

DSA & LGM Margins