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Jayson Lusk, Purdue University
Study shows grocery shoppers are coping with inflation
By: Farm Progress - June 06, 2022
“Increasing inflation expectations are a bit worrisome because expectations of future prices can lead to a self-fulfilling prophesy,” says Jayson Lusk, professor of agricultural economics at Purdue, who leads the Center for Food Demand Analysis and Sustainability. “However, I find it more interesting that consumers’ perceptions of how much food prices have increased over the past year is quite a bit lower than the official data.”
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Jada Thompson, University of Arkansas
Bird flu outbreak not seen in Arkansas
By: Arkansas Democrat Gazette - July 6, 2022
In 2015, the virus proliferated more laterally via house-to-house spread through people, farm equipment, vehicles, or from farm-to-farm, said Jada Thompson, assistant professor of agribusiness in the University of Arkansas' Department of Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness.
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Trey Malone, University of Arkansas
John Anderson, University of Arkansas
New ag economist focuses on food systems, agricultural supply chains
By: The Cabin - June 29, 2022
Trey Malone, assistant professor in the Department of Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness for the Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station, has spent more than a decade researching agricultural marketing issues and is now focused on developing technology that will help producers in regional food systems compete in a global marketplace.
“We are excited to have Dr. Malone joining the faculty here in the Department of Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness,” department head John Anderson, who is also director of the Fryar Price Risk Management Center of Excellence for the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture and the Dale Bumpers College of Agricultural, Food and Life Sciences, said.
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Jeffrey Reimer, Oregon State University
Economy is sending mixed signals, but could a recession be near?
By: The Bulletin - July 3, 2022
“The future is hard to predict,” said Jeffrey Reimer, Oregon State University professor in the Department of Applied Economics. “It is possible a recession could come this year or in 2023, but it would require a reversal of some current trends. A recession would mean a massive slowdown in consumer spending, declining consumer demand and prices and a reversal of the strong labor market.”
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Gopinath Munisamy, University of Georgia
UGA expert's Senate testimony calls for predictable, equitable trade policies
By: KPVI - July 2, 2022
Gopinath “Gopi” Munisamy, a distinguished professor of Agricultural Marketing and interim head of the University of Georgia Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics, shared the impact of these issues last month with the Senate Subcommittee on Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry, chaired by U.S. Sen. Raphael Warnock of Georgia, in a hearing focused on agricultural trade priorities and issues.
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Michael Adjemian, University of Georgia
Joseph Balagtas, Purdue University
Patrick McLauglin, USDA-Economic Research Service
Food Inflation during the Pandemic: Dissecting Supply Chains and Scanner Data
By: News Blaze, Benzinga, Next Wave Group, Business Chief, Roseman Solutions, Seed Daily, Business Class News, Manhattan Week, & One News Page - June 29, 2022
The first paper applies innovative techniques to decompose the various channels of inflation along the agri-food supply chain. The next paper employs scanner level data to unpack the sources of demand and supply disruption. The last paper uses scanner level information to develop measures for 'stock-out' rates and analyzes its relationship with price changes and sales patterns.
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Read more on: News Blaze, Benzinga, Next Wave Group, Business Chief, Roseman Solutions, Seed Daily, Business Class News, Manhattan Week, & One News Page
Kelsey Conley, USDA-Economic Research Service
Christina Biedny, Oklahoma State University
Heterogeneous Impacts of Rural Broadband and Broadband Programs
By: Benzinga, Tech Inside Out, Business Class News, Next Wave Group, Manhattan Week, Seed Daily, One News Page, & Roseman Solutions - June 30, 2022
In the 2022 AAEA Annual Meeting session "Heterogeneous Impacts of Rural Broadband and Broadband Programs" authors discuss expanding access to reliable and affordable high-speed broadband is a high priority for policy makers.
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Read more on: Benzinga, Tech Inside Out, Business Class News, Next Wave Group, Manhattan Week, Seed Daily, One News Page, & Roseman Solutions
Oleg Nivievskyi, Kyiv School of Economics
Joseph Glauber, IFPRI
Catherine Bertini, Global Food Security, Rockefeller Foundation
World Food Consequences of the War on Ukraine: Agricultural Documentation
By: Panhandle News Channel Nebraska, KMLK, Seed Daily, Manhattan Week, & One News Page - June 1, 2022
In the 2022 AAEA Annual Meeting session "World Food Consequences of the War on Ukraine" authors discuss how Ukraine recently accounted for about 10% of world wheat exports, 15% of world corn and world barley exports, and 50% of world sunflower oil exports.
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Read more on: Panhandle News Channel Nebraska, KMLK, Seed Daily, Manhattan Week, & One News Page
Nathan Hendricks, Kansas State University
Alejandro Plastina, Iowa State University
Brent Sohngen, The Ohio State University
Current Opportunities and Future Prospects of Carbon Markets in Agriculture and the Environment
By: WICZ, Benzinga, Street Insider, Omaha & Lincoln News Channel Nebraska, Next Wave Group, Terra Daily, News Blaze, Business Class News, Manhattan Week, & Roseman Solutions - July 5, 2022
In the 2022 AAEA Annual Meeting session "Current Opportunities and Future Prospects of Carbon Markets in Agriculture and the Environment" authors discuss carbon storage in agricultural and natural systems is a topic of increasing interest with respect to strategies to mitigate the risks of global climate change.
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Read more on: WICZ, Benzinga, Street Insider, Omaha & Lincoln News Channel
Nebraska, Next Wave Group, Terra Daily, News Blaze, Business Class News,
Manhattan Week, & Roseman Solutions
Bart Fischer, Texas A&M University
David Anderson, Texas A&M University
The United States Beef Supply Chain: Issues and Challenges
By: HTV 10, Omaha & Lincoln News Channel Nebraska, Panhandle News Channel Nebraska, KMLK, WICZ, RFD TV, Sangri Times, Manhattan Week, News Blaze, Seed Daily, One News Page, & Street Insider - July 6, 2022
In the 2022 AAEA Annual Meeting session "Issues and Challenges with the Beef Supply Chain" authors discuss how the Agricultural & Food Policy Center (AFPC) at Texas A&M University recently released a book titled The U.S. Beef Supply Chain: Issues and Challenges. This book was the culmination of a study on cattle markets initiated at the request of the bi-partisan leadership of the House Agriculture Committee in the 116th Congress and the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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Read more on: HTV 10, Omaha & Lincoln News Channel Nebraska,
Panhandle News Channel Nebraska, KMLK, WICZ, RFD TV, Sangri Times,
Manhattan Week, News Blaze, Seed Daily, One News Page, & Street Insider
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