Michael Langmeier, Purdue University
“Don’t Bet on Another Black Swan”
By: Farm Progress - November 29, 2023
“Over long periods of time, farm input prices are significantly correlated with general inflation. However, farm input prices are by no means perfectly correlated with general inflation. Each input has its own supply-and-demand fundamentals.”
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Nick Paulson, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
“Illinois Pig Farmers Brace For Implementation Of Proposition 12”
By: WBMD-TV – November 22, 2023
“There will be a transition period. I think in the short term we could potentially see possibly lower prices for non-Prop. 12 pork because there might be a relatively short term excess supply of that pork going to all other non-California markets. But I think I think there will be a relatively good adjustment period where the producers that are needed to service the California market.”
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Ian Sheldon, The Ohio State University
“Wassail Wonders: Toasting to Tradition”
By: Ohio Ag Net Podcast – December 4, 2023
“Dr. Ian Sheldon, Professor at The Ohio State University: Matt talks with Dr. Sheldon about international trade.”
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David Ortega, Michigan State University
- “This
Land Is Our Land: States Crack Down on Foreign-Owned Farm Fields”
By: Stateline - December 4, 2023 - “Farmers
Are Leaving Animals to Die During Natural Disasters — and Getting Paid for
It”
By: Sentient Media – December 4, 2023
Laura Kalambokidis, University of Minnesota
“Minnesota Projects $2.4 Billion Budget Surplus, But Spending It Could Lead To Deficit”
By: Star Tribune – December 6, 2023
“Minnesota lawmakers are expected to have a $2.4 billion budget surplus for the upcoming legislative session, but spending it could result in a deficit of nearly the same size in the coming years, according to state estimates released Wednesday.”
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Andrew Muhammad, University
of Tennessee
Aaron Smith, University of Tennessee
“UTIA Instrumental in Launch Of Southern Ag Today”
By: Knoxville Daily Sun – December 6, 2023
“The agriculture industry is facing numerous challenges, from commodity price volatility to rising input prices and ongoing supply chain issues.”
“The launch of this valuable resource demonstrates the commitment of Extension programs in the Southern land-grant system to assist our producers and policymakers and to bolster agricultural production in the South.”
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James Mintert, Purdue University
“Farmers Continue Feeling More Optimistic about Ag Economy, Says Purdue Survey”
By: Hoosier Today – December 5, 2023
“Farmers’ expectations regarding financial performance have improved, with fewer producers’ expecting worse performance than a year ago. This shift suggests that farmers might be seeing a moderation in farm equipment price rises, making it a more favorable time for large investments.”
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Ashok Mishra, Arizona State University
“Racial Disparities in Farm Loan Application Processing: Are Black Farmers Disadvantaged?”
By: Fox 43 – December 6, 2023
"The concentration of the effect almost entirely among OLs isnot consistent with discrimination based on racial prejudice, which would be expected to result in a similar pattern among all loan types. Rather, the differences are likely influenced by the unique characteristics associated with OLs.”
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Shenggen Fan, China Agricultural University
"Dispatch From The U.N. Climate Change Conference"
By: Food Tank - December 9, 2023
"What if we can use subsidy structures to promote healthy, sustainable consumption including food banks and donation?"
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Andrew Anderson, The University of Arkansas
"Economist Helps Producers Develop Risk-Management Strategies"
By: The Batesville Daily Guard - December 8, 2023
“Any farmer will tell you that farming is a lot like gambling. To be able to have policies that are created understanding that risky environment is really important. Agriculture is such a unique industry, as long as we have people on the planet to feed, improving the production and distribution of that food can have a real impact on people’s lives.”
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