American farmers want trade partners not handouts – an agricultural economist explains
If the trade conflict with China continues much longer, it will likely leave lasting scars on the entire agricultural sector as well as the overall U.S. economy.
Tag: "Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics"
CSU research team gets $2 million to study Denver food systems
This team was one of five selected for grants from a Foundation for Food and Agriculture Research program called Tipping Points.
Wolf: friend or foe? Feb. 7
The School of Global Environmental Sustainability hosts a panel discussion Feb. 7 on reintroduction of the wolf.
Ag graduate student takes first place for Market Channel Assessment research
Elizabeth Naasz was awarded first place for her presentation at the Agricultural and Applied Economics Association’s conference this year.
Alex Anaya highlighted as an outstanding fall graduate!
The ag business major will start a job as a head herdsman at Faescor Cattle Company in Nebraska.
New studies show CSU is an economic powerhouse, producing startups, jobs and tax revenues in Colorado
Colorado State University, along with its students, faculty, staff, and alumni, contributed more than $460 million in tax revenues to the state of Colorado during a year-long period.
New CSU study sheds light on farm to school’s impact on local economies
October is Farm to School month, and a new study from Colorado State University is examining the economic impact of local food purchasing.
Jude Bayham - Assistant Professor of Ag and Resource Economics
Professor Bayham's research interests lie at the intersection of public policy, human health, and the natural environment. He studies a wide range of topics including: the valuation of natural capital, the economics of wildfire management, the impact of human behavior on infectious disease transmission.
Ag and Resource Economics Professor wins career award
Stephen Koontz, a professor in Colorado State University’s Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics, is known for his expertise on commercial commodity agricultural markets of significance in Colorado.
Investments in conservation easements reap benefits for Colorado
A new analysis from CSU found that each dollar invested by the state for conservation easements produced benefits of between $4 and $12 for Coloradans.