Agricultural Economics, Department of
Cornhusker Economics
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Date of this Version
4-23-1997
Document Type
Newsletter Issue
Citation
Cornhusker Economics, April 23, 1997, agecon.unl.edu/cornhuskereconomics
Abstract
Multi-year hedging involves placing a hedge for more than one year and then unwinding it as physical product is sold. A recent study analyzed two-year hedges for corn in an attempt to capture the higher prices that occurred over the 23-year period of 1973- 1995. Cash prices were for No. 2 yellow corn at Omaha on October 15, or the nearest business day. Futures prices were from the December contract month at the Chicago Board of Trade.
Comments
Copyright 1997 University of Nebraska.