Moove Over: Will New Government-Sponsored Dairy Margin Insurance Crowd Out Private Market Risk Management Tools?
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1 Moove Over: Will New Government-Sponsored Dairy Margin Insurance Crowd Out Private Market Risk Management Tools? Christopher A. Wolf, Marin Bozic, John Newton, and Cameron S. Thraen AAEA Crop Insurance Symposium October
2 Motivation Increasing volatility in farm milk and feed prices Existing policies largely focus on price support Increasing use of private milk price risk management tools in recent years Draft Farm Bill dairy subtitle contains subsidized margin protection
3 Objectives Review the risk environment that dairy farms faced in recent years Review trends in the use of risk management programs and tools Present key provisions of draft dairy subtitle Examine how proposed margin insurance programs may change the utilization of private sector risk management instruments
4 US Milk Income Over Feed Cost
5 Private and Public Responses to Dairy Price Risk Increased use of milk and feed futures, options and forward contracts Class III on CME (milk for cheese and dry whey) Corn and Soybean (or Meal) Dairy Options Pilot Program Education and subsidized milk put options
6 CME Class III Milk Future & Options Open Interest Contracts Total Futures Options
7 All Dairy Futures & Options Open Interest Contracts
8 Dairy Livestock Gross Margin Insurance Dairy Livestock Gross Margin Insurance Subsidized margin between Class III milk and feed costs (corn and SBM equivalents) Sold through insurance agents once a month Protect up to 10 months Feed quantities are flexible and customizable
9 Dairy Livestock Gross Margin Statistics, Insurance Year Policies Sold Milk Insured Gross Margin Guarantee Premium Indemnities Paid Subsidy Loss Ratio (No.) (cwt) ($) ($) ($) ,680 4,715, , , ,872,499 24,914, , , ,224 46,172, ,644,504 25,012,757 64,738 10,735,652 < ,524, ,863,515 19,162,929 1,195,704 8,870,
10 Major Provisions of Current Draft Dairy Subtitle Margin protection Market stabilization program End MILC, DPPSP 10
11 Margin Protection Program Subsidized margin insurance Margin defined as difference between All Milk Price and Feed Cost (Corn, SBM, Hay) Base level of production is lesser of (80% Base Production History OR Actual Milk Production) for each two month period Supplemental production is lesser of (coverage level) times lesser of (APH/6 OR Actual 2 month production) 11
12 IOFC Margin IOFC = AMP ( xCP xSBM xHay) U.S. All-Milk is the average price received by dairy producers for all milk sold to plants and dealers Corn and alfalfa hay prices are taken from monthly U.S. Department of Agriculture Agricultural Prices reports Soybean meal price is the central Illinois price for soybean meal as reported in the United States Department of Agriculture Market News-Monthly Soybean Meal Price Report (rail price)
13 $16.00 IOFC Margin with Base $4/cwt Protection $14.00 $12.00 $10.00 $8.00 $6.00 $4.00 $2.00 $0.00 Jan-04 Jul-04 Jan-05 Jul-05 Jan-06 Jul-06 Jan-07 Jul-07 Jan-08 Jul-08 Jan-09 Jul-09 Jan-10 Jul-10 Jan-11 Jul-11 Jan-12 Jul-12
14 $16.00 $14.00 $12.00 $10.00 $8.00 $6.00 $4.00 $2.00 $0.00 Supplemental Margin Protection: $6.50 Coverage Level Jan-04 Jun-04 Nov-04 Apr-05 Sep-05 Feb-06 Jul-06 Dec-06 May-07 Oct-07 Mar-08 Aug-08 Jan-09 Jun-09 Nov-09 Apr-10 Sep-10 Feb-11 Jul-11 Dec-11 May-12 Oct-12
15 $16.00 $14.00 $12.00 $10.00 $8.00 $6.00 $4.00 $2.00 $0.00 Supplemental Margin Protection: $8.00 Coverage Level Jan-04 Jun-04 Nov-04 Apr-05 Sep-05 Feb-06 Jul-06 Dec-06 May-07 Oct-07 Mar-08 Aug-08 Jan-09 Jun-09 Nov-09 Apr-10 Sep-10 Feb-11 Jul-11 Dec-11 May-12 Oct-12
16 Premium Rates for Supplemental Margin Protection Coverage Level Premium Per Cwt (under 4 mil lbs) Premium Per Cwt (over 4 mil lbs) $4.00 $0.000 $0.000 $4.50 $0.010 $0.015 $5.00 $0.025 $0.036 $5.50 $0.040 $0.081 $6.00 $0.065 $0.155 $6.50 $0.090 $0.230 $7.00 $0.434 $0.434 $7.50 $0.590 $0.590 $8.00 $0.922 $0.922
17 Market Stabilization Program Paid on a declining percentage of base milk production when margins are below trigger levels Payment reduction factors Range => $5<Margin<=$6 for 2 consecutive months $4<Margin <=$5 for 2 consecutive months Margin <=$4 for 1 month Payments on the greater of 98% x (Base) or 94% x (Actual) 97% x (Base) or 93% x (Actual) 96% x (Base) or 92% x (Actual) No reduction is made if Actual < (98% x Base) Actual < (97% x Base) Actual < (96% x Base) 17
18 Market Stabilization Program Stabilization Base is chosen as either (1) average milk marketed in 3 months prior to program or (2) milk marketed from the previous year by month Dairy product prices can untrigger penalties if US prices far enough above world prices Penalty stays at highest level until it comes off Funds diverted to USDA used to purchase dairy products for donation to food banks or promotion programs to expand demand 18
19 Consider the example of Three Rivers Dairy 2013 Expected production: 91,618 cwt Happy IOFC margin: $8.00/cwt Happy IOFC revenue: $732,944 Basic Margin Coverage: 89,821 cwt Supplemental Coverage: 89,821 cwt Bad memories: 2009 IOFC margin: $ IOFC margin: $5.31
20 What would $6.50 coverage level mean under different margin scenarios if we get DSA? Average Annual Simulated Margin Probability DMSP Price Boost Shortfall for NON- PARTICIPATING farm* Less than $ % 88, ,509 $5.00-$ % 71, ,702 $6.00-$ % 41, ,956 $7.00-$ % 17,377-50,761 Over $ % 5,458 69,932
21 What would $6.50 coverage level mean under different margin scenarios if we get DSA? Average Annual Simulated Margin Less than $5.00 $5.00- $6.00 $6.00- $7.00 $7.00- $8.00 Over $8.00 Shortfall for NON- PARTICIPAT ING farm Premium for $6.50 coverage Average Realized Indemnity DMSP Penalty Shortfall for PARTICIPAT ING farm -311,509-13, ,669-23, , ,702-13,803 81,760-14, , ,956-13,803 39,107-7, ,460-50,761-13,803 17,565-4,267-51,266 69,932-13,803 7,141-2,195 61,074
22 What would $6.50 coverage level mean under different margin scenarios if we get G-S? Average Annual Simulated Margin Probability Shortfall for NON- PARTICIPATI NG Premium for $6.50 Indemnity Shortfall for PARTICIPAT ING farm Less than $ % -329,350-14, , ,544 $5.00- $ % -222,392-14,439 75, ,650 $6.00- $ % -136,595-14,439 33, ,889 $7.00- $ % -49,389-14,439 13,083-50,744 Over $ % 71,576-14,439 5,342 62,480
23 Expected impacts of G-S on a 360 cow farm in 2013 (based on information on Jan 15) Coverage Level Fees & Premium Expected Indemnity DMSP Penalty* DMSP Price Boost* Net Revenue $4.00 1,196 3, ,985 $4.50 2,114 5, ,527 $5.00 3,271 9, ,438 $5.50 5,504 16, ,720 $6.00 8,814 26, ,790 $ ,439 42, ,878 $ ,906 62, ,947 $ ,281 86, ,524 $ , , ,710
24 Expected impacts of DSA on a 360 cow farm in 2013 (based on information on Jan 15) Coverage Level Fees & Premium Expected Indemnity DMSP Penalty* DMSP Price Boost* Net Revenue $ ,612 31,178-5,903 $4.50 1,283 2,260-6,612 31,178-5,634 $5.00 2,764 4,785-6,612 31,178-4,591 $5.50 5,322 9,552-6,612 31,178-2,382 $6.00 9,540 18,260-6,612 31,178 2,108 $ ,803 32,797-6,612 31,178 12,382 $ ,334 52,873-6,612 31,178 10,927 $ ,945 77,081-6,612 31,178 22,524 $ , ,676-6,612 31,178 23,280
25 Hedge with Milk Futures π t = p t y t 1 c y t 1 h t 1 (f t f t 1 ) Where p is cash milk price, y is cash milk position, c is coast function, h is futures position and f is futures price Minimum variance hedge ratio: h t 1 y t 1 = σ pp σ f 2
26 Effect of Margin Program π t = p t y t 1 c y t 1 h t 1 f t f t 1 + a t 1 (I t g t 1 ) where a is margin program position, I is insurance indemnity, and g is premium cost Minimum variance hedge ratio: h t 1 = σ pp y t 1 σ2 + σ II f σ2 f α t 1 y t 1
27 Purchased Feed as a % of Total Feed Costs Green <40% Yellow 40-60% Orange 60-70% Red >70%
28 Potential IOFC Margin Futures Contract Specifications Contract Size 2,000 cwt of Grade A Milk (~ 90 metric tons) Price Quotation Dairy IOFC Margin Pricing Unit Tick Size (minimum fluctuation) Daily Price Limits Last Trade Date/Time Contract Months Settlement Procedure Cents per hundredweight (cwt.) $0.01 per cwt (=$20.00 per contract) $0.75 per cwt above or below the previous day s settlement price. Trading shall terminate on the business day immediately preceding the day on which the USDA announces the Actual Dairy Producer Margin. February, April, June, August, October, December There shall be no delivery of milk in settlement of this contract. All contracts open as of the termination of trading shall be cash settled based on the average USDA Actual Dairy Producer Margin for the particular Consecutive 2-month Period (e.g. Jan-Feb average Actual Dairy Producer Margin is the settlement margin for the February contract, etc), as first released.
29 Contract Size Pricing Unit Tick Size (minimum fluctuation) Potential IOFC Margin Options Contract Specifications One Dairy IOFC Margin Futures contract Cents per hundredweight (cwt.) $0.01 per cwt (= $20.00 per contract) Daily Price Limits None Last Trade Date/Time Contract Months Trading shall terminate on the business day immediately preceding the day on which the USDA announces the Actual Dairy Producer Margin. February, April, June, August, October, December Strike Price Intervals All Contract Months: $4.00 to $8.00 per cwt in $.50 intervals. Exercise Procedure American Style
30 Effect of Margin Option Contract π t = p t y t 1 c y t 1 h t 1 f t f t 1 + α t 1 I t g t 1 + d t 1 (T t 1 I t ) where d is size of options position, and T is options premium Minimum Variance Hedge Ratio: h t 1 = σ pp y t 1 σ 2 f + σ II σ f 2 ( α t 1 y t 1 d t 1 y t 1 )
31 Conclusions New dairy programs likely to include subsidized IOFC margin protection This government program likely to substitute for private milk hedging IOFC margin contract might bring hedgers back
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