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| I just worked these examples up for a SD producer. Notice the relationship to GRIP and GRIP HO in the higher fall price example. Also, look at the different GRIP results when capped and cupped at $1.50, while RA goes to $9.00 and $3.00. The only example in this county's yield history (ten year NASS) where 85% Enterprise Unit RA outperforms GRIP is on the $3.00 fall price example, in the two years that GRIP would not have paid.
The comparison with RA assumes (love that word) producer yields trend with the county yields.
Ok, I obviously have too much time on my hands. Time for a refreshment.
Rob
Edited by robheyen 3/11/2008 08:30
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 Davison SD CRN $9.00 fall price.pdf (84KB - 249 downloads)
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GRIP vs. RA with high and low limit
