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Peanut Provisions of the Farm Security and Rural Investment Act of 2002

Peanut Provisions of the Farm Security and Rural Investment Act of 2002. Nathan Smith Assistant Professor & Extension Economist. New Peanut Program. Eliminates Quota Provides a Quota Buyout Establishes a Marketing Loan for Peanuts Peanut Base Direct Payment Counter Cyclical Payment.

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Peanut Provisions of the Farm Security and Rural Investment Act of 2002

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  1. Peanut Provisionsof the Farm Security and Rural Investment Act of 2002 Nathan Smith Assistant Professor & Extension Economist

  2. New Peanut Program • Eliminates Quota • Provides a Quota Buyout • Establishes a • Marketing Loan for Peanuts • Peanut Base • Direct Payment • Counter Cyclical Payment

  3. Two Decisions Separate of Each Other • Base Updating and Assignment? • What to Grow?

  4. Sources of Income • Market • Cash Sales • Contract Sales • Government • Marketing Loans • Direct Payments • Counter-Cyclical Payments • Buyout Tied To Production Not Tied To Production

  5. Basic Peanut Provisions

  6. Comparison Program @ 325/ton Peanuts *Additional peanuts **No Specifics on Calculating LDP are Known

  7. Establishment of Peanut Base for each Historic Peanut Producer • Program Yield • Average yield for 1998-2001 excluding any year peanuts were not planted • May substitute for a farm up to 3 years when peanuts were planted the county average yield from 1990-1997 • Base Acreage • Average acreage planted for 1998-2001, including years of zero acreage. • Prevented planted included. • Base acres cannot exceed actual cropland on the farm. • Exception for double-cropping.

  8. Assignment of Peanut Base • Deadline is set as March 31, 2003 • Can assign to own farm or another farm in the same state or a contiguous state (must be a historical producer in the state or a producer in the state on Mar. 31) • One time assignment

  9. Direct Payments • Upfront, fixed payment • Payment rate = $36/ton DP = (payment rate x (base acres x .85) x farm program yield) Example: $36 (or $0.018/lb) x 100 x 85% x 1.5 tons (or 3000 lb) = $4,590 = $45.90/acre Option to receive 50% in advance after December 1 of each calender year

  10. Counter-Cyclical Payments Target price- Effective price Counter-cyclical payment rate ($/ton) Effective price equals the higher of market price or loan rate plus the direct payment rate CCP = CCP rate x Base acres x 85% x Farm Program Yield Example: $495 – ($355 + $36) * 100 ac. x .85 x 1.5 tons (or 3000 lb) = $13260 = $132.26/acre

  11. Timing of CCP Payments • As soon as “practicable” after the end of the 12-month marketing year • PARTIAL PAYMENTS: • 1st payment : Up to 35% in October • 2nd payment: Another 35% in February not to exceed 70% of estimated payment

  12. Marketing Loan • Non-recourse Marketing Loan for all peanuts produced. • LDP could be taken on peanuts instead of actually taking out a loan. • 9 month loan beginning the 1st day of month after the month in which the loan is made • Generic Marketing Certificates allowed • CCC pays cost of storage, handling & associated costs for loan peanuts

  13. Loan Deficiency Payment / Market Loan Gain • LDP/MLG = Loan Rate – “Loan Repayment Price” • No specifics are available on what how the Loan Repayment Price will be calculated for peanuts. This price would be similar to “posted county price” for corn or the “adjusted world price” in cotton. Example: Loan Rate LRP LDP/MLG 355 – 300 = 55 IF Sell Your Peanuts (either cash market or out of loan) for $300 then receive a $355 net price. $300 cash + $55 LDP/MLG = $355

  14. Payment Limitations • Separate limitations for Peanuts • Direct Payments = $40,000 • Counter-Cyclical = $65,000 • LDP/MLG = $75,000 • 3 Entity & Spouse Rule Apply to effectively double the limits • Generic Marketing Certificates allow use of loan after limitation is reached. • For 2002 payments, refers to the Historic Peanut Producer, i.e. 1-entity limit

  15. Max Peanut Acres with $75,000 LDP Limit

  16. Max Peanut Acres with $40,000 DP Limit

  17. Max Peanut Acres with $65,000 CCP Limit

  18. Example Direct and Counter-Cyclical Payments, $ Per Base Acre Corn Cotton Peanuts Payment Yield: 85 bu. 650 lb. 2500 lb. Direct Rate: $0.28/bu. $0.0677/lb. $36/ton Target Price: $2.60/bu. $0.724/lb. $495/ton. Loan Rate: $1.98/bu. $0.52/lb. $355/ton.

  19. Difference Between Peanut and Cotton Payments, $ Per Base Acre Cotton Peanuts Payment Yield: 650 lb. 2500 lb. Direct Rate: $0.0677/lb. $36/ton Target Price: $0.724/lb. $495/ton Loan Rate: $0.52/lb. $355/ton

  20. Buyout • $0.11 per pound per year for five years • Allows the option to take $0.55/lb. in lump sum payment in year of quotaowner’s choosing.

  21. Marketing Assessment? • Quota is eliminated • No quota to assess for the $100+ million loss from 2001 crop

  22. WHAT TO PRODUCE?Estimated Returns Above Variable Cost for Peanuts and Cotton, $ Per Acre

  23. Extension Ag Econ Webpage www.agecon.uga.edu Click on Extension Click on: Farm Bill 2002 Find: Presentations Decision Aid (Excel Spreadsheet)

  24. Thank YouQuestions?

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