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Open in new window GRIP Provides Superior Price Protection to CRC or RA

Gary Schnitkey ( March, 2009 )

Summary

Many farmers are concerned with the possibilities of low prices and want to pick a crop insurance policy with the possibility of low prices in mind. “Low price” concerns likely result from price declines during the past six months and because of general pessimism concerning the U.S. economy. If lower prices are a primary concern, Group Risk Income Plan (GRIP) at a 90% coverage level will provide superior protection compared to Crop Revenue Coverage (CRC) or Revenue Assurance (RA). Given “average” yields, GRIP will begin to make payments at higher harvest prices than CRC or RA. Moreover, GRIP will make larger payments than CRC or RA at the same harvest price.


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Organization University of Illinois Extension
Publisher University of Illinois
Publication Date March, 2009
Publication Views 350
Material Type Written Material

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