Craig Gundersen, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Marin Bozic, University of Minnesota
Trenton Smith, University of Otago ‘Virtual you’ lives a life of its own By: Newsroom - November 30, 2020 In today’s digital world, we are all being watched. Every time you pay for something electronically, scan a loyalty card, interact on social media, do an internet search, or even just carry a smart phone, the details of your actions are recorded and stored for commercial purposes. (Continued...) Dawn Thilmany, Colorado State University
Peter Orazem, Iowa State University Study IDs which small towns attract start-ups and why By: Iowa Farmer Today - December 3, 2020 Peter Orazem, professor of economics at Iowa State, said, “Since 2000, the only areas that consistently added new firms and increased employment were metropolitan areas. In contrast, the communities losing the most employees and entrepreneurs were towns under 10,000 population. But some of these small towns bucked the trend and were able to continue to attract new firm entry and employment.” (Continued...) Kenneth Burdine, University of Kentucky Despite COVID-19, Ky. agricultural receipts hold steady to 2019 levels By: The Times Leader - December 5, 2020 Snell and fellow UK agricultural economists Kenny Burdine, Greg Halich and Tim Woods, Jerry Pierce from the Kentucky Farm Business Management Program, and Bobby Ammerman from UK’s Department of Forestry and Natural Resources shared their annual outlook with Kentucky Farm Bureau members. (Continued...) Diane Charlton, Montana State University Potential Impacts of a Pandemic on the U.S. Farm Labor Market By: The Daily Times Leader, Buffalo News, Sweet Water Reporter, Morning News, Punxsutawney Spirit, Mammoth Times, The Community Post, The Post & Mail, Saline Courier, The Pilot News, The Antlers American, Ridgway Record, Starkville Daily News, Decatur Daily Democrat, The Observer News Online, My Mother Lode, NewsOK, The Kane Republican, Inyo Register, The Evening Leader, Axcess News, One News Page, Next Wave Group, Magazines Today, The Seed Daily, & Benzinga - November 7, 2020 In the recently released article "Potential Impacts of a Pandemic on the U.S. Farm Labor Market" Diane Charlton from Montana State University and Marcelo Castillo from USDA Economic Research Service (ERS) examine the potential effects of increasing unemployment rates on demand for H-2A guest workers and changes in the number of H-2A visas issued in 2020 compared to previous years. (Continued...) Craig Landry, University of Georgia Growings On: Food waste continues to be a problem By: Daily Citizen-News - December 1, 2020 Smaller households tend to waste more food, according to a study on household food waste and inefficiencies reported in the American Journal of Agricultural Economics. Authors Travis Smith and Craig Landry are faculty members of the University of Georgia College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics. Larger households have a greater potential for diversity of tastes, leading to greater opportunities for consumption of prepared foods. (Continued...) Dawn Thilmany, Colorado State University Local Food Supply Chain Dynamics and Resilience During COVID-19 By: Mammoth Times, The Middletown Press, Morning News, The Chronicle Journal, NewsOK, The Kane Republican, My Mother Lode, Ridgway Record, Starkville Daily News, The Observer News Online, The Saline Courier, The Post & Mail, The Pilot News, Next Wave Group, Green Kontractor, Invertir USA, News Blaze, The Business Class News, Seed Daily, Magazines Today, The One News Page, Axcess News, Fox 21 Delmarva, WBOC, The Antlers American, The Evening Leader, & Inyo Register - December 8, 2020 In the new article "Local Food Supply Chain Dynamics and Resilince During COVID-19" released in the Applied Economic Perspectives & Policy, AAEA president, Dawn Thilmany from Colorado State University, Sarah Low from the University of Missouri, Elizabeth Canales from Mississippi State University and Kathryn Boys from North Carolina State University find out how the pandemic uniquely affect those in the farm and food industry who focus on more localized sales. (Continues...) Craig Gundersen, University Illinois at Urbana-Champaign AAEA Invites You to their Sessions at the 2021 ASSA Annual Meeting By: The Middletown Press - December 9, 2020 The Agricultural & Applied Economics Association (AAEA) invites you to attend the 2021 AAEA sessions taking place virtually for ASSA. More than 50 experts in the field discuss and present during AAEA’s 5 Invited Paper sessions. Media and press are invited to attend any AAEA session with a complimentary media registration. (Continued...) |
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