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USDA extends application deadline for
dairy Margin Protection Program
W A S H IN G T O N —
U.S. Department o f A g
riculture Secretary Tom
Vilsack today announced
last week the application
deadline for the dairy Mar
gin Protection Program
(MPP) will be extended
until Dec. 19.
The program, estab
lished by the 2014 Farm
Bill, protects participating
dairy producers when the
m argin— the difference
between the price of milk
and feed costs— falls below
levels of protection selected
by the applicant.
“The 2014 Farm Bill
created these safety net
programs to provide safe
guards against the uncer
tainty of weather and mar
kets, but this safety net is
not automatic.
Producers must visit
their local Farm Service
Agency office to enroll be
fore Dec. 19,” said Vilsack.
“Despite the best forecasts,
weather and markets can
change, so a modest in
vestment today can protect
against unexpected losses
tomorrow.”
“For just $ 100, a farmer
can cover 90 percent o f
production at $4 margin
swings, and with afford
able incremental premiums,
dairy farmers can cover up
to $8 margin swings,” said
Vilsack.
“Those who apply this
year will receive a slight
in crease in p roduction
protection that will not
be available in the future.
Farmers who do not sign
up for the Margin Protec
tion Program for 2015 will
forfeit the one-percent base
production increase. For
a 400-cow operation, this
would equate to an ad
ditional 80,000 pounds of
milk that are eligible for
coverage. It’s a small step to
take to ensure your business
is covered.”
V ilsack encourages
producers to use the on
line Web resource at www.
fsa.usda.gov/m pptool to
calculate the best levels
of coverage for their dairy
operation.
They can type in spe
cific operation data and
explore price projections
and market scenarios to
determine what level of
coverage is best for them.
They can also com
pare the data to see how
the program would have
helped in previous years,
such as 2008, when margins
dropped from $8 to $3 in
just three months.
The online resource is
on a secure website that can
be accessed from comput
ers, mobile phones or tab
lets, 24 hours a day, seven
days a week.
Farmers also have a
chance to share comments
and help shape the Margin
Protection Program for the
future.
Last month, the USDA
announced the extension
of the opportunity for pub
lic comments on both the
Margin Protection Program
and the Dairy Product Do
nation Program until Dec.
15, 2014. Comments can
be submitted to USDA via
the regulations.gov website
at http://go.usa.gov/GJSA
or send them by mail to:
Danielle Cooke, Special
Programs Manager, Price
Support D ivision, FSA,
USDA, STOP 0512, 1400
Independence Ave. SW,
Washington, D.C., 20250-
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