Missouri ranks among the nation's largest beef-cow states, with roughly 1.8 million beef cows across thousands of family cow-calf operations, especially through the forage country of the southwest and the pastures north of the Missouri River. Most of those calves leave the state to be finished elsewhere, which means Missouri producers are price-takers on the feeder market at exactly the moment they have the most at stake. Missouri is also a major hog state, and hog margins can turn on a single move in feed costs.
We help on every side: a price floor on the calf crop, margin protection on the hogs, and a marketing plan on the grain. Local market knowledge, advisors who stay with you through the season, not set-and-forget.
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federal LRP premium subsidy
LRP sets a price floor on feeder calves ahead of marketing, including unborn calves. For cow-calf operators marketing one big run a year, it turns your most exposed day into a planned one. No minimum head.
LGM for swine protects the gross margin between hog value and feed cost in one federally subsidized policy. When corn and meal spike or hog prices slide, it covers the squeeze from both sides.
A real plan for your corn and soybeans: cash, futures, and options used together to protect price and capture rallies, backed by daily market insight.
Set a floor on feeder calves, including unborn calves, ahead of fall marketing.
Set a floor on feeder calves ahead of fall marketing.
Protect feeder cattle through the grazing window and market corn and soybeans on a plan.
We work with producers across the state, from the cow-calf country around Springfield and Joplin in the southwest, through the central pastures near Columbia, to the hog and row-crop operations of northern Missouri.
LRP sets a price floor on the feeder calves. If the market falls before you sell, you receive the difference; if it rises, you can sell into the higher market. With no minimum head, it fits small backgrounding lots and large feedlots alike.
Yes. LGM for swine protects the gross margin between hog value and feed cost, valuable in Missouri where feed-cost swings can erase margin quickly. It covers both a drop in hog prices and a rise in feed costs in one policy.
Yes. We help Missouri producers market corn and soybeans on a plan using cash, futures, and options, whether you sell the grain or feed it to your own livestock.
LRP is offered nearly every market trading day. Sales open after the market closes and run until 8:25 a.m. CST the next morning. Coverage attaches when you buy a specific coverage endorsement and RMA approves it.
Talk to an advisor who knows cattle and grain markets.
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