Richard Volpe, California Polytechnic State University
- “More
Tariff Price Hikes on the Way: How It'll Impact Grocery Bills”
By: Today Show – August 6, 2025 - “How
Trump's Tariffs May Make Your Coffee More Expensive”
By: Yahoo! Today – August 15, 2025 - “Food
Prices on the Rise”
By: CBS Evening News – August 18, 2025
Rabail Chandio, Iowa State University
“New Report Unpacks Foreign Interest and Land Leases in Iowa Farmland”
By: Farm Forum – August 15, 2025
“Information is relevant for all Iowa landowners. If you own farmland in Iowa, or are thinking about buying, selling or leasing, it’s smart to understand who else has an interest in that land. This information helps give Iowa producers and landowners a clearer picture of how much land is actually foreign-held, what it’s being used for and what kinds of ownership structures are involved.”
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Wenhui Feng, Tufts University
“Dollar Store Food Shopping Isn't Derailing American Diets: Study”
By: ABC News – August 11, 2025
"Purchases directly from dollar stores were less healthy, but even households that bought a lot from dollar stores had overall diets similar in healthfulness to those who bought less -- suggesting they may be getting healthier options from other places.”
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Read more on: ABC News or Science Magazine, The Hill
Shuoli Zhao, University of Kentucky
“UK Study: Cereals For Children Becoming Less Healthy”
By: LEX 18 – August 14, 2025
"This is very big topic of children for their health intake, and food intake. It's really under the umbrella of the connections between the market, individual choices, as well as the policy that motivates people to make individual choices.”
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Kenneth Burdine, University of Kentucky
“Fast Food Burgers Could Soon Get More Expensive”
By: Newsweek – August 15, 2025
"Beef supplies are likely to remain tight in the near future. A lot of ground beef comes from cull cows and farmers have not been culling as many cows because the calf market has been so strong. We are also not seeing a lot of heifer retention [keeping young females for breeding purposes, for clarity] yet, which will have to happen in order to see the cowherd grow in size."
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Daniel Mooney, Colorado State University
“Colorado River Water Conservation Program Remains Stalled in US House”
By: Colorado Sun - August 20, 2025
“Flexibility is important… There are a lot of programs that recommend fallowing or land retirement, but this is saying we need some kind of middle-ground.”
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Read more on: Colorado Sun or Colorado Politics
Yangxuan Liu, University of Georgia
“2024 Georgia Quality Cotton Award Winners Announced”
By: Farms.com – August 7, 2025
“The Georgia Quality Cotton Awards are co-sponsored by the Georgia Cotton Commission and Bayer Crop Science/Deltapine and administered by the University of Georgia (UGA) Cotton Team. Dr. Yangxuan Liu, Extension economist at the University of Georgia, conducted the analysis. Dr. Camp Hand presented the awards at the event in Statesboro on behalf of the UGA Cotton Team.”
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Amitrajeet Batabyal, Rochester Institute of Technology
“Groundwater at Breaking Point in South Asia”
By: Basis Point – August 22, 2205
“India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Nepal are the world’s largest users of groundwater. Groundwater use here is vital for agricultural growth, food security, and rural livelihoods, particularly for smallholder farmers who dominate agriculture. However, widespread subsidies on energy, diesel and electricity, and the absence of direct pricing for water have created what recent research calls a conundrum.”
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