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Introduction to Risk Management
Introduction to Risk ManagementUnderstanding Agricultural risks :Second Edition, 20131 BYLaurence Crane, Gene Gantz, Steve Isaacs, Doug Jose, Rod Sharp2 PUBLISHED BY Extension Risk Management Education and Risk Management Agency WITH FUNDING BYUnited States Department of AgriculturePRODUCTIONMARKETINGFINANCIALL EGALHUMANRisk can be defined as the chance of loss or an unfavorable outcome associated with an action. Uncertainty is not knowing what will happen in the future. The greater the uncertainty, the greater the risk. For an individual farm manager, risk Management involves optimizing expected returns subject to the risks involved and risk tolerance. Agricultural producers make decisions in a risky environment every day. The consequences of their decisions are generally not known when the decisions are made. Furthermore, the outcome may be better or worse than expected.
planning process. Insurance agents, crop and livestock consultants, livestock nutritionists, marketing specialists, lenders, attorneys and others are available and well qualified to help with risk management planning, depending upon the specific need. Many of these professionals have a …
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