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University of Missouri releases tool to compare federal farm safety net payments

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Researchers at the University of Missouri created a free online tool called the ARC/PLC Payments Explorer. This tool allows crop producers to compare potential payments from two federal farm safety net programs: Price Loss Coverage (PLC) and Agricultural Risk Coverage at the county level (ARC-CO). It shows how payments could change based on different commodity prices and yield scenarios.

From kirksvilledailyexpress.com

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The tool assists crop producers in making informed enrollment decisions regarding federal farm safety net programs. By comparing PLC and ARC-CO payments under various market conditions, producers can better manage revenue risk.

A multi-institutional initiative involving several universities in the Midwest has been launched to research crops designed for high-yield growth.

From kirksvilledailyexpress.com

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  • The University of Missouri could see increased funding or investment due to the successful research output.

  • The University of Missouri System might benefit from enhanced research output and reputation in agricultural finance.

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