Agricultural Finance Review

2005 - 2011

Edited by Professor Calum G. Turvey

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Volume 68, issue 2, 2008

Customer segmentation perceptions of farm credit associations pp. 227-236

Brian C. Briggeman and Philip Kenkel

Credit risk rating migration and unobserved borrower heterogeneity pp. 237-253

Jeffrey R. Stokes, Jonathan B. Dressler and Lakshmi Balasubramanyan

Who is credit constrained? evidence from rural Malawi pp. 255-272

Franklin Peter Simtowe, Aliou Diagne and Manfred Zeller

Dynamic incentive with nonfinancing threat and social sanction in rural credit markets pp. 273-288

Kien Tran Nguyen and Makoto Kakinaka

Economic value of tradable farmland use rights and mortgage loans in China pp. 289-300

H. Holly Wang

Earnings, accruals, cash flows, and EBITDA for agribusiness firms pp. 301-319

Carlos Omar Trejo-Pech, Richard N. Weldon and Lisa A. House

Financing strategies under combined capital structure theories: a farm-level simulation analysis pp. 321-338

Jianmei Zhao, Peter J. Barry and Gary D. Schnitkey

An Excel-based decision aid for evaluating financing alternatives and the marginal cost of capital pp. 339-348

Jeffrey R. Stokes and Jayson K. Harper

Volume 68, issue 1, 2008

Critical success factors for weather risk transfer solutions in the agricultural sector: a reinsurer’s view pp. 1-7

Michael Roth, Christina Ulardic and Juerg Trueb

A Bayesian approach to German agricultural yield expectations pp. 9-23

Jette Krause

Modeling agricultural production risk and the adaptation to climate change pp. 25-41

Robert Finger and Stéphanie Schmid

Revisiting the demand for agricultural insurance: the case of Spain pp. 43-66

Alberto Garrido and David Zilberman

Hedging with weather derivatives to cope with climate variability and change in grain maize production pp. 67-81

Daniele Simone Torriani, Pierluigi Calanca, Martin Beniston and Jürg Fuhrer

Portfolio effects and the willingness to pay for weather insurances pp. 83-97

Oliver Musshoff, Norbert Hirschauer and Martin Odening

Basis risk and weather hedging effectiveness pp. 99-117

Jason D. Woodard and Philip Garcia

Weather-based instruments in the context of whole-farm risk management pp. 119-133

Ernst Berg and Bernhard Schmitz

The pricing, structure, and function of weather-linked bonds, mortgages, and operating credit pp. 135-150

Calum G. Turvey

Creating insurance markets for natural disaster risk in lower income countries: the potential role for securitization pp. 151-167

Jerry R. Skees, Barry J. Barnett and Anne G. Murphy

Improving humanitarian response to slow-onset disasters using famine-indexed weather derivatives pp. 169-195

Sommarat Chaniarat, Calum G. Turvey, Andrew G. Mude and Christopher B. Barrett

Challenges for use of index-based weather insurance in lower income countries pp. 197-217

Jerry R. Skees

Volume 67, issue 2, 2007

Factors influencing borrowers’ preferences for lenders pp. 211-223

Travis A. Farley and Paul N. Ellinger

Combining hedonic and negative exponential techniques to estimate the market value of land pp. 225-239

Leah J. Tsoodle, Allen Merril Featherstone and Bill B. Golden

Off-farm income and farm capital accumulation: a farm-level analysis pp. 241-257

Carl J. Lagerkvist, Karin Larsen and Kent D. Olson

Structural breaks and agricultural asset allocation pp. 259-278

Dustin L. Pendell and Allen Merril Featherstone

Capital structure, firm size, and efficiency: the case of farm petroleum and animal feed co-operatives in Canada pp. 279-293

Getu Hailu, Scott R. Jeffrey and Ellen Goddard

Marginal impact of sales consultant visits and financing opportunities on adoption of variable-rate fertilizer application pp. 295-310

William E. Nganje, Mary S. Friedrichsen, Cole Gustafson and Gregory McKee

Cooperative risk management, rationale, and effectiveness: the case of dairy cooperatives pp. 311-339

Mark R. Manfredo and Timothy James Richards

Evaluating the effects of asymmetric information in a model of crop insurance pp. 341-356

Adeyemi Gbolahan Esuola, Michael Hoy, Zahirul Islam and Calum G. Turvey

Evaluating risk management strategies for Pacific Northwest grain producers pp. 357-375

Larry D. Makus, H. Holly Wang and Xiaomei Chen

Producers’ preferences for round number prices pp. 377-385

Joni M. Klumpp, B Wade Brorsen and Kim B. Anderson

Volume 67, issue 1, 2007

Factors affecting the agricultural loan decision-making process pp. 13-33

Allen Merril Featherstone, Christine A. Wilson, Terry L. Kastens and John D. Jones

Factors affecting the agricultural loan decision-making process pp. 35-53

John Nwoha, Bruce L. Ahrendsen, Bruce L. Dixon, Daniel M. Settlage and Eddie C. Chavez

Efficiency differences of U.S. agricultural banks pp. 55-73

Onelack Choi, Spiro Stefanou and Jeffrey R. Stokes

Estimating delinquency migration and the probability of default from aggregate data pp. 75-85

Jeffrey R. Stokes and Brent A. Gloy

An analysis of credit risk migration patterns of agricultural loans pp. 87-98

Andrew Behrens and Glenn D. Pederson

Markov chain models for farm credit risk migration analysis pp. 99-117

Xiaohui Deng, Cesar L. Escalante, Peter J. Barry and Yingzhuo Yu

Changes in the distribution of farm wealth in the United States pp. 119-134

Ashok K. Mishra, Charles B Moss and Kenneth W. Erickson

Analysis of rainfall derivatives using daily precipitation models: opportunities and pitfalls pp. 135-156

Martin Odening, Oliver Musshoff and Wei Xu

Evaluation of risk management alternatives for indiana grain producers pp. 157-173

Ana R. Rios and George F. Patrick

Buying stock in value-added companies: an alternative choice for vertical diversification? pp. 175-196

Joshua D. Detre, Christine A. Wilson and Allan Wayne Gray

Volume 66, issue 2, 2006

An overview of recent developments in the microfinance literature pp. 147-165

Valentina M. Hartarska and Martin Holtmann

Microfinance in developing countries: accomplishments, debates, and future directions pp. 167-193

Richard L. Meyer and Geetha Nagarajan

A comparative review of major types of rural microfinance institutions in developing countries pp. 195-213

Manfred Zeller

The Uganda rural farmers scheme: women’s accessibility to agricultural credit pp. 215-234

Biruma M. Abaru, Amin W. Mugera, David W. Norman and Allen Merril Featherstone

Enhancing microfinance using index-based risk-transfer products pp. 235-250

Jerry R. Skees and Barry J. Barnett

A dynamic model of individual and group lending in developing countries pp. 251-265

Ani L. Katchova, Mario J. Miranda and Claudio Gonzalez-Vega

Making loans to make friends: explaining the dismal financial performance of financial service associations pp. 267-281

Andrew G. Mude

Savings and asset allocation of households in Uganda pp. 283-295

Barnabas Kiiza and Glenn D. Pederson

Introducing inventory credit into Nigerien agriculture: improving technology diffusion pp. 297-314

Felix G. Baquedano and John H. Sanders

Agricultural production credit clubs in Armenia: facilitating investment through market linkages, social capital, and microcredit pp. 316-329

Hamish R. Gow, Aleksan Shanoyan, Lilya Abrahamyan and Mariana Alesksandryan

Volume 66, issue 1, 2006

Bankruptcy reform and the effects on chapter 12 bankruptcy for farmers (and fishermen) pp. 7-16

Neil E. Harl

Permanent and expanded: chapter 12 bankruptcy regulations following BAPCPA pp. 17-25

Barbara O’Neill

Managing economic risk caused by insects: bug options pp. 27-45

Timothy James Richards, James Eaves, Valerie Fournier, S.E. Naranjo, C.-C. Chu and T.J. Henneberry

Loss-given-default on farm real estate loans: probability of full recovery pp. 47-59

Yan Yan and Peter J. Barry

Business start-up survival challenges and strategies of agribusiness and non-agribusiness entrepreneurs pp. 61-75

Cesar L. Escalante and Calum G. Turvey

Ledger provision in hog marketing contracts pp. 77-89

David A. Hennessy and Donald Lien

Rates of return on U.S. farm investments, 1940-2003: a comparison of imputed returns versus residual income approaches pp. 91-107

Charles B Moss, Ashok K. Mishra and Kenneth W. Erickson

Accounting for loan amount and credit rating when calculating lifetime value of agricultural lending relationships pp. 109-123

Michael A. Gunderson, Brent A. Gloy and Eddy L. LaDue

A crop profitability analysis for long-term crop investments pp. 125-135

Clark Seavert, Herbert Hinman and Karen Klonsky