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Impacts of the Farm Bill on Peanut Production in Southwest Alabama Steve Brown Extension Economist Alabama Cooperative Extension System.

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1 Impacts of the Farm Bill on Peanut Production in Southwest Alabama Steve Brown Extension Economist Alabama Cooperative Extension System

2 Peanut Enterprise Analysis Prior to New Farm Bill for Southwest Alabama Yield (3679 lbs. / Acre) Gross Farm Sales Government Payments and Crop Insurance Total Gross Farm Returns 4 Year Average / Acre $959.15 $54.41 $1,013.56

3 Peanut Enterprise Analysis Prior to New Farm Bill for Southwest Alabama Total Gross Farm Returns Cash Expenses Amortized Quota Purchases Returns Above Operating Expenses 4 Year Average / Acre $1,013.56 $653.09 $81.69 $278.78

4 Expected Effects on Peanut Profitability in Southwest Alabama Total Operating Expenses Cash Rent Prior to 2002 Total Operating Expenses Less Cash Rent 4 Year Average / Acre $653.09 $177.43 $475.66

5 Expected Effects on Peanut Profitability in Southwest Alabama Operating Expenses Except Cash Rent Projected Cash Rent for 2003 + Expected Total Operating Expenses $ / Acre $475.66 $70.00 $545.66

6 Expected Effects on Peanut Profitability in Southwest Alabama Expected Total Operating Expenses Breakeven Yield Based on $355/ ton Loan Rate Prior 4 Year Average Yield for Southwest Alabama Peanuts (tons/acre) Per Acre $545.66 1.54 tons 1.84 tons

7 Projected Peanut Profitability in Southwest Alabama With-Out Base Peanut Sales (4 Year Avg. Yield x Loan Rate) (1.84 tons x $355) Minus Total Operating Expenses Returns Above Operating Expenses With-Out Government Payments $ / Acre $653.20 $545.66 $107.54

8 Projected Peanut Profitability in Southwest Alabama on Base Acres Returns Above Operating Expenses With-Out Government Payments Direct Payment (1.84 tons x $36 x 85%) Counter Cyclical Payment ($495-($355+$36) x 85% x 1.84 tons) Returns Above Operating Expenses With Government Payments $ / Acre $107.54 $56.30 $162.66 $326.50

9 That’s All Folks!


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