An industrial-level farmer based in Asia produces a crop that is sold on the world markets. Because the farmer is a small producer relative to global output, he cannot affect the crops price and is therefore a price-taker. On the world markets, the crops price is denominated in USD. More so, the farmer expects the crops price to decline significantly by next seasons harvest. The farmer has some knowledge of international finance, and three ideas come to mind: i) He thinks about short-selling equity in companies that also produce this commodity, ii) He considers purchasing put options on this commodity, and iii) He considers writing (i.e., creating) a call option on this commodity. Which of these strategies would you recommend? Your advice should be logical, coherent, and very specific. You should clearly identify the risk-return trade-offs of the strategy and specific under what conditions, if any, your advice is conditional on. Your answer should be between 2-4 paragraphs. A paragraph is normally 4-6 sentences and deals with a specific idea or theme.