Department of Economics Disaster Programs & Crop Insurance Unpacking The 2008 Farm Bill 2008 Breimyer Seminar Columbia, Missouri Sept. 3, 2008 Chad Hart.

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Department of Economics Disaster Programs & Crop Insurance Unpacking The 2008 Farm Bill 2008 Breimyer Seminar Columbia, Missouri Sept. 3, 2008 Chad Hart Assistant Professor Iowa State University

Department of Economics New Permanent Disaster Programs  Fleet of 5 programs in the 2008 Farm Bill  Emergency Assistance for Livestock, Honey Bees, and Farm-Raised Fish (ELAP)  Livestock Forage Disaster Program (LFP)  Livestock Indemnity Program (LIP)  Supplemental Revenue Assistance Payments Program (SURE)  Tree Assistance Program (TAP)  Collectively called the Supplemental Agriculture Disaster Assistance programs

Department of Economics Emergency Assistance for Livestock, Honey Bees, and Farm-Raised Fish (ELAP)  Provides emergency relief to eligible producers of livestock, honey bees, and farm-raised fish for losses due to disease, adverse weather, or other conditions not covered by other programs  Total payments limited to $50 million/year

Department of Economics Tree Assistance Program (TAP)  Provides assistance to eligible orchardists and nursery tree growers for trees lost to natural disasters  Reimbursement of 70% of cost of replanting trees in excess of normal mortality or sufficient seedlings to reestablish stand  Reimbursement of 50% of cost of salvaging damaged trees and preparing land to replant trees in excess of normal mortality

Department of Economics Livestock Indemnity Program (LIP)  Provides payments to eligible producers for livestock death losses in excess of normal mortality due to adverse weather  Indemnity payment rate is 75% of market value of applicable livestock on day before death  Market value determined by USDA

Department of Economics Livestock Forage Disaster Program (LFP)  Provides payments to eligible producers of covered livestock for grazing losses due to drought or fire (on public managed land)  Payment rates based on monthly feed costs

Department of Economics Supplemental Revenue Assistance Payments Program (SURE)  Provides payments to producers in disaster counties for crop losses  Based on crop insurance program, non- insured crop assistance program, and disaster declarations  Whole-farm revenue protection, not commodity-specific

Department of Economics SURE Triggers  Declared “disaster county” by Secretary of Agriculture or contiguous to one  Farm with losses exceeding 50% of normal production in a calendar year

Department of Economics SURE Guidelines  For 2009 and beyond, producers need to purchase crop insurance and/or non- insurable crop disaster assistance coverage for all eligible crops  For 2008, producers can pay crop insurance or NAP fees to FSA by September 16  $100 per crop, maximum of $300 per county and $900 per farmer for CAT and NAP (each)

Department of Economics SURE Guarantee  Farm guarantee is the sum of  115%*Crop insurance price election*Crop insurance coverage level*Planted acres* Max(APH or CCP yield), for insurable commodities  120%*NCAP price election*Planted acres* Max(NCAP or CCP yield), for non-insurable commodities  For an individual crop, the guarantee can not be greater than 90% of the crop’s expected revenue

Department of Economics SURE Expected Farm Revenues  Expected farm revenue is the sum of  Max(APH or CCP yield)*Planted acres*100% of the crop insurance price for insurable commodities  100% of NCAP yield*100% of NCAP price*Planted acres for non-insurable commodities

Department of Economics SURE Actual Farm Revenues  Actual farm revenue is the sum of  Harvested acres*Farm yield*National season- average price for all commodities  15% of direct payments  All CCP or ACRE payments  All marketing loan benefits  All crop insurance or NCAP payments  Any other disaster assistance payments

Department of Economics SURE Payments  Payments set as 60% of the difference between farm guarantee and actual farm revenue  Payments limited to $100,000 per producer  Payments not known until end of marketing year

Department of Economics SURE Calculator  USDA has created a calculator for SURE    Calculator limited to yield based crops  Does not address value loss crop, prevented planting, double cropping, and several other scenarios

Department of Economics Crop Insurance Changes  Reduced premium subsidy rates for area crop insurance plans (GRP, GRIP)  Increased fees for catastrophic (CAT) coverage to $300 per crop per county  Moved premium billing date to August 15 th, starting in 2012

Department of Economics Crop Insurance Changes  Repealed premium reduction plans  Allows renegotiation of Standard Reinsurance Agreement before July 2010 and once every 5 years after that  Reduces administrative and operating expense reimbursements

Department of Economics Crop Insurance Changes  Reduced target loss ratio to 1  Requires studies of crop insurance for organic production  Possibly removing or reducing premium surcharges  Requires crop insurance studies for energy crops, aquaculture, poultry, bees

Department of Economics Thank You! Any Questions?