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Recent epidemics of animal diseases, coupled with the events of September 11/2001 and other incidents of terrorism, have raised issues concerning the risks facing livestock producers and how those risks can be managed through insurance products. In the fall of 2001 the Risk Management Agency of the U.S. Department of Agriculture approved livestock gross margin (LGM) and livestock gross revenue (LGR) insurance policies for swine. In addition to revenue based insurance products there is also considerable interest in livestock insurance products against on-farm diseases and catastrophic losses from the market effects of particular pathogens such as foot and mouth disease

Conceptual issues in livestock insurance.