Classified Pricing Is

Classified Pricing is

A) a federal dairy pricing system that divides the range of milk-related products into four classes.
B) a unique type of crop insurance premium discount system offered to producers by USDA's Risk Management Agency.
C) a new type of price protection offered to dairy producers participating in the Dairy Margin Protection program.
D) a new crop pricing system where producers who offer all or part of their harvested commodity's production as collateral, can then borrows funds at PLC reference prices for nine months from the federally-subsidized Commodity Credit Corporation (CCC) .
E) the one pricing aspect of the US Sugar Program where taxpayer dollars are expended to implement the farm safety net.