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Risk Management Education for Wyoming Livestock Producers Custom Ag Solutions Brett Crosby Casey Crosby January 10, 2005

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Risk Management Education for Wyoming Livestock Producers

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Brett Crosby

Casey Crosby

January 10, 2005

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• Established in 2004• Based in Cowley, Wyoming• Previous Experience• Focus on Agricultural Finance

– Risk Management– Feasibility– Valuation– Technology Applications

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• Casey Crosby– BS in Animal Science;– 8 Years Ag Production Experience– 2 Years Ag Finance Consulting

• Brett Crosby– BS in Animal Science; MBA– 16 Years Ag Production Experience– 8 Years Ag Finance Consulting

• Other Key Employees

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• USDA Agency• Created in 1996 to Administer the Federal

Crop Insurance Program• Three Divisions

– Insurance Services– Research & Development – Risk Compliance

• RMA Quick Facts– Over 500 Employees– Ten Regional Offices – Main Offices in Kansas City and Washington, DC

Risk Management Agency (RMA)

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RMA’s Vision: To serve America’s agricultural producers through effective, market-based risk management solutions.

RMA’s Mission: Promote, support, and regulate sound risk management solutions to preserve and strengthen the economic stability of America’s agricultural producers.

Risk Management Agency (RMA)

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RMA’s Approach:• Partner with Public and Private

Organizations to Develop New Risk Management Programs.

• Partner with Private Insurance Companies to Deliver Risk Management Products (e.g., crop insurance, LRP).

• Partner with Public and Private Organizations to Provide Risk Management Education.

Risk Management Agency (RMA)

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What is Risk?

Think “Chance”

Think “Bad”

and

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“Chance” and “Bad”

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What is Risk Management?

Think “Risk”

Think “Reward”

and

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“Risk” and “Reward”

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What is Risk Management?

Risk Management Means

Balancing

Risk and Reward

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“Risk” and “Reward”

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What is Risk Management?

Risk Management Means

Balancing

Risk and Reward

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“Risk” and “Reward”

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What is Risk Management?

Risk Management Means

Balancing

Risk and Reward

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“Risk” and “Reward”

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What is Risk Management?

Risk Management Means

Balancing

Risk and Reward

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“Risk” and “Reward”

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1. Don’t Risk a Lot for a Little.

2. Don’t Risk More Than You Can Afford to Lose.

3. Know the Odds.

The Three Rules ofRisk Management

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What is Chance?

Know The Odds

Heads Tails

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A “Fifty – Fifty” Chance

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A One-in-Five Chance

Five Doors

One Good Result

Choose a Door 1 2 3 4 5

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How Often Do We Know the Chance of a Given Outcome?

How Can We “Know the Odds” in Agriculture and Livestock Production?

Know The Odds

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Information– Experience– Education– Data Collection

Analysis– Summaries– Statistics– Decision Support Tools

Know The Odds

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What is Risk Management?

Risk Management Means

Balancing

Risk and Reward

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1. Don’t Risk a Lot for a Little.

2. Don’t Risk More Than You Can Afford to Lose.

3. Know the Odds.

The Three Rules ofRisk Management

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Section II

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Let’s Check Your Risk Management Skills

• Start with $5.00.

• Make four decisions.

• If you lose all of your money at any time, you are out.

• The person with the most money after four decisions wins.

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Decision #1

Earn $5.00 (Net +$1.00)

Risk $4.00

For an 80% Chance to

+

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Decision #1

Risk $4.00 for an 80% Chance to Earn $5.00 (Net +$1.00)

Avoid the Big X … X

XX

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Decision #1

Earn $5.00 (Net +$1.00)

Risk $4.00

For an 80% Chance to

+

XX

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Decision #1 Analysis

Outcome GOOD BAD

Value of Outcome + 1.00 - 4.00

Probability of Outcome 80% 20%

Expected Value + .80 - .80

Total Expected Value + 0.00

RULE 1. Don’t Risk a Lot for a Little!

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1. Don’t Risk a Lot for a Little.

2. Don’t Risk More Than You Can Afford to Lose.

3. Know the Odds.

The Three Rules ofRisk Management

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Decision #2

Earn $25.00 (Net +$20.00)

Risk $5.00

For a 25% Chance to

+

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Decision #2 Analysis

Outcome GOOD BAD

Value of Outcome

Probability of Outcome

Expected Value

Total Expected Value

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Decision #2 Analysis

Outcome GOOD BAD

Value of Outcome + 20.00 - 5.00

Probability of Outcome 25% 75%

Expected Value

Total Expected Value

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Decision #2 Analysis

Outcome GOOD BAD

Value of Outcome + 20.00 - 5.00

Probability of Outcome 25% 75%

Expected Value + 5.00 - 3.75

Total Expected Value

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Decision #2 Analysis

Outcome GOOD BAD

Value of Outcome + 20.00 - 5.00

Probability of Outcome 25% 75%

Expected Value + 5.00 - 3.75

Total Expected Value + 1.25

RULE 2. Don’t Risk More Than You Can Afford to Lose!

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1. Don’t Risk a Lot for a Little.

2. Don’t Risk More Than You Can Afford to Lose.

3. Know the Odds.

The Three Rules ofRisk Management

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Decision #3

20% Chance of Loss

Pay $3.00

Or Risk Losing $15.00

X

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Decision #3 Analysis

Outcome PayNo Pay – No Loss

No Pay – Yes Loss

Value of Outcome - 3.00 0.00 - 15.00

Probability of Outcome 100% 80% 20%

Expected Value - 3.00 0.00 - 3.00

Total Expected Value - 3.00 - 3.00

Don’t Risk More Than You Can Afford to Lose

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1. Don’t Risk a Lot for a Little.

2. Don’t Risk More Than You Can Afford to Lose.

3. Know the Odds.

The Three Rules ofRisk Management

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Decision #4

Making or Losing

$25.00

Receive $5.00

Or take a 50% Chance of X

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Decision #4 Analysis

Outcome Take $5Risk – Good

Risk – Bad

Value of Outcome + 5.00 + 25.00 - 25.00

Probability of Outcome 100% 50% 50%

Expected Value + 5.00 + 12.50 - 12.50

Total Expected Value + 5.00 - 0.00

Rule 3. Know the Odds

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1. Don’t Risk a Lot for a Little.

2. Don’t Risk More Than You Can Afford to Lose.

3. Know the Odds.

The Three Rules ofRisk Management

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Know the OddsUnderstand the Odds

The Odds are Against You When You Gamble.

What is the Difference Between Investing and Gambling?

The Odds Should be with You When You Invest.

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Playing for Keeps

• Each of you now has $1.00.

• You may keep your dollar, or risk it in the next two decisions.

• Depending on your decisions and chance, you may – Double your money, – Lose your entire dollar, or– Land somewhere in the middle.

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Decision A

Losing $1.00

Pay 25 Cents

Or Take a 33% Chance of

X

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Decision A Analysis

Outcome Pay .25Risk – Good

Risk – Bad

Value of Outcome - .25 + 0.00 - 1.00

Probability of Outcome 100% 67% 33%

Expected Value - .25 0.00 - .33

Total Expected Value - .25 - .33

Rule 3. Know the Odds

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Decision BReceive 25 Cents

For a 40% Chance of

Or Risk 75 Cents

Earning $2.75 (Net +$2.00)

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Decision B Analysis

Outcome Get .25Risk – Good

Risk – Bad

Value of Outcome + .25 + 2.00 - 0.75

Probability of Outcome 100% 40% 60%

Expected Value + .25 + 0.80 - .45

Total Expected Value + .25 +.35

Risk vs. Reward…

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Risk: “Chance” and “Bad”

• Investing is Not Gambling; Keep the Odds in Your Favor.

• Regardless of the Odds, When Risk Exists, You may Realize a Loss.

• Greater Risks Require Greater Rewards.

Greater Risk Should Have Greater Reward

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1. Don’t Risk a Lot for a Little.

2. Don’t Risk More Than You Can Afford to Lose.

3. Know the Odds.

The Three Rules ofRisk Management