Patrick Westhoff, University of Missouri
Trump Funnels Record Subsidies to Farmers Ahead of Election Day
By: The New York Times - October 12, 2020
“There are both economic and political motivations for these payments,” said Patrick Westhoff, who directs University of Missouri’s agriculture research center.
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Read more on: The New York Times
Charles Martinez, University of Tennessee
Joshua Maples, Mississippi State University
Justin Benavidez, Texas A&M University
- Economists explore COVID-19 impact on beef prices
By: Farm Progress - October 15, 2020 - The Impact of COVID-19 in the Grocery Stores’ Meat Fridges
By: The Middletown Press, Seatle PI, Stamford Advocate, Benzinga, Fox 21 Delmarva, Daily Times Leader, Buffalo News, The Inyo Register, Winslow, Evans, & Crocker, Inc., Financial Content, Borger News-Herald, WFMJ, Mammoth Times, Axcess News, One News Page, Seed Daily, Business Class News, News Blaze, Invertir USA, Green Kontractor, Magazines Today, Latin Trade, Next Wave Group, Morning News, Le Lezard, Wapak Daily News, WICZ, The Punxsutawney Spirit, The Community Post, Ridgway Record, Decatur Daily Democrat, WBOC, The Observer News Online, The Kane Republican, My Mother Lode, Starkville Daily News, The Antlers American, The Pilot News, The Saline Courier, The Post & Mail, & The Sweetwater Reporter - October 12, 2020
Jayson Lusk, Purdue University
- How does food make a president?
By: BBC - October 15, 2020 - Rushing to Concessions: The Cause and Effects of Soda Tax
By: Daily Times Leader, The Middletown Press, Benzinga, Next Wave Group, Latin Trade, Axcess News, News Blaze, Business Class News, Seed Daily, Invertir USA, The One News Page, Tactics Magazine, Magazines Today, Green Kontractor, Morning News, Buffalo News, Financial Content, The Saline Courier, NewsOK, The Community Post, Big Spring Herald, The Post & Mail, The Pilot News, Starkville Daily News, My Mother Lode, Winslow, Evans, & Crocker Inc., The Observer News Online, Decatur Daily Democrat, The Inyo Register, The Kane Republican, The Antlers American, The Sweetwater Reporter, & The Punxsutawney Spirit - October 13, 2020
Jeffrey Luckstead, Washington State University
Rodolfo Nayga, University of Arkansas
Men less likely to see food as national security issue amid pandemic, study finds
By: Science Daily, BrightSurf.com, & Pieuvre.ca - October 8, 2020
The study was published in the journal Applied Economic Perspectives and Policy by Jeff Luckstead, WSU Assistant Professor in the School of Economic Sciences, and Rodolfo M. Nayga and Heather A. Snell, both at the University of Arkansas.
The gender anomaly notwithstanding, the study found that on average, people did shift their views toward food being a national security issue during the pandemic. They were also more empathetic toward H-2A workers because of the crisis.
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Read more on: Science Daily, BrightSurf.com, & Pieuvre.ca
Wendong Zhang, Iowa State University
Dermot Hayes, Iowa State University
The agricultural industry economics team of Huazhong Agricultural University has made important achievements in the research of the intersection of agricultural economics and machine learning
By: Foodmate Network - October 10, 2020
Professor Xiong Tao from the School of Economics and Management of Huazhong Agricultural University and Professor Shao Yongtong from Tianjin University of Commerce are the co-first authors of the paper, Assistant Professor Zhang Wendong from Iowa State University is the corresponding author, Professor Dermot J. Hayes from Iowa State University and New Mexico, USA Li Minghao, assistant professor at the State University, participated in the research together.
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Read more on: Foodmate Network
Bradley Lubben, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
- Poll finds rural Nebraskans support livestock and predictable approval process
By: NTV News - October 12, 2020 - Nebraska Extension webinar set for Thursday
By: Fremont Tribune - October 13, 2020
Richard Llewelyn, Kansas State University
PLC payments for Kansas wheat farmers
By: Morning Ag Clips & Great Bend Post - October 11, 2020
“With the release of the “Agricultural Prices” report by USDA on September 30, the 2019/2020 MYA prices are now final,” reported Rich Llewelyn and Art Barnaby in a publication issued by the K-State Department of Agricultural Economics. “The wheat price was finalized last month, at $4.58, with a corresponding PLC payment of $0.92 per bushel. These payments will be received later this month.”
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Read more on: Morning Ag Clips & Great Bend Post
Michael Vassalos, Clemson University
Tyler Mark, University of Kentucky
Clemson researcher leads national effort to combat Armillaria root rot
By: SCNow - October 10, 2020
The economics team, led by Michael Vassalos, a Clemson associate professor of agribusiness, will design surveys to help determine economic effects of ARR and impacts that proposed solutions may have in affected regions.
“ARR can have a devastating impact on the profitability of peaches, cherries and almonds,” said Tyler Mark, an agricultural economist with the University of Kentucky who also is on the economics team. “As ARR spreads through an orchard, it reduces the yield and, eventually, it gets to the point the orchard is no longer profitable. If the ARR infection is bad enough, the field may no longer be an acceptable location to replant an orchard.”
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Read more on: SCNow
Madhu Khanna, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Illinois Regenerative Agriculture Initiative launches at U of I
By: The McDonough County Voice - October 9, 2020
“Regenerative agriculture is a promising approach to transforming the agricultural system to make it economically and environmentally sustainable,” says Madhu Khanna, iSEE Interim Director and ACES Distinguished Professor in the Department of Agricultural and Consumer Economics at Illinois. “iSEE is excited to facilitate collaborations between our interdisciplinary research experts and our external partners to advance and apply the science required to realize this promise.”
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Read more on: The McDonough County Voice
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