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Extension Agricultural Economist:
Kansas Farm Management Association Northwest
Position Still Open |
Colby, KS |
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Extension Agricultural Economist:
Kansas Farm Management Association South Central
Position Still Open |
Hutchinson, KS |
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Extension Agricultural Economist,
Coordinator of Professional Development and Training, KFMA Program |
Manhattan, KS
or flexible office location |
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K-State Agricultural Economics Department Theses and Dissertations (Click HERE)
Access K-State Department of Agricultural Economics Student Dissertations
and Theses since 2005.
More will be added in the future. Includes M.S. and MAB theses, and Ph.D.
Dissertations.
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K-State Radio Network
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KSRN Livestock Market Outlook Weekly Radio Interview -
Glynn Tonsor & LMIC |
May 13, 2013 |
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KSRN Grain Market Outlook Weekly Radio
Interview - Dan O'Brien
KSRN Grain Market Outlook Materials
WILL Radio: Ethanol Markets Materials
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May 17, 2013
May 17, 2013
March 26, 2013 |
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A roundtable discussion of
the just-completed summary of Kansas net farm income for 2012 by the
Kansas Farm Management Association, looking at average farm income
figures for each area of the state, the significance of crop insurance
payments amidst last year's drought, and the ongoing drought-related
economic difficulties for cattle producers. Featuring KFMA administrator
Kevin Herbel and KFMA economists Mark Wood of northwest
Kansas, Dave Rempe of north-central Kansas, Bryan Manny of
south-central Kansas, Craig Althauser of northeast Kansas,
Hannah Bourbon of southeast Kansas and Scott Laird of
southwest Kansas. |
May 16, 2013 |
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Agricultural law specialist
Roger McEowen gets into the details of this week's U.S. Supreme
Court ruling, which found in favor of Monsanto in the case against a
farmer who was re-planting Roundup Ready seed in violation of the seed
patent...he says the decision was vitally important to the future
availability of advanced production agriculture technology. |
May 15, 2013 |
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Agricultural policy
specialist Brad Lubben, of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln,
comments on the re-opening of the farm bill debates, with mark-up in
both the House and Senate agriculture committees slated to take place
next week...he'll talk about what's new on the table, concerning the
commodity title of the bill. |
May 8, 2013 |
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K-State agricultural
economist Vincent Amanor-Boadu comments on what U.S. agriculture
has to gain from the trade agreement known as the Trans-Pacific
Partnership...especially in light of the pending addition of Japan to
the TPP. |
May 1, 2013 |
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Agricultural law specialist
Roger McEowen from Iowa State, covers a recent Kansas Supreme
Court ruling on a mineral rights case...in this instance, on the
ownership of natural gas that migrated underground, and how the "rule of
capture" comes into play. |
May 1, 2013 |
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K-State risk management
specialist Art Barnaby comments on the recent administration
proposal to make cuts to premium subsidies and other aspects of the crop
insurance program, saying that policy makers need to study the true
costs and returns of the program before making any rash budget
decisions. |
April 23, 2013 |
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Agricultural law specialist
Roger McEowen cites two recently-decided Kansas court cases, each
addressing a farm estate dispute, and illustrating the importance of
thorough and detailed farm estate planning. |
April 17, 2013 |
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K-State agricultural
economist Kevin Dhuyvetter reports on national recognition that
has been bestowed upon two of his Extension colleagues for their
standout contributions to U.S. agriculture over the last 30 years...Art
Barnaby and Barry Flinchbaugh. |
April 16, 2013 |
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K-State agricultural
economist Troy Dumler shares his latest analysis of the Average
Crop Revenue Election farm program option for 2013 production, and
whether it would be advantageous to Kansas producers compared to the
direct payment route. |
April 12, 2013 |
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K-State agricultural policy
specialist Troy Dumler comments on the latest move by the USDA to
deal with the sequestration budget cuts, requiring certain farm program
payments to be paid back...he also talks about yesterday's development
in the U.S. Senate, which appears to have averted the furlough of
federal meat inspectors. |
March 21, 2013 |
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Agricultural law specialist
Roger McEowen discusses two recent Kansas court decisions on
property transaction cases, one involving a farmland sale in southwest
Kansas in which the mineral rights were in dispute. |
March 20, 2013 |
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K-State assistant director
of Extension for agriculture, natural resources and community
development, Gregg Hadley, goes over the recipe for conducting a
successful farm or ranch succession, based on thorough and extensive
planning: he covers the necessary elements of such a plan and how to put
it together, going by what he calls "best management practices" for
passing the operation on to the next generation. |
March 19, 2013 |
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Ahead of an upcoming
webinar, K-State agricultural economist Mykel Taylor discusses
the new report she co-authored on 2012 Kansas land values and rental
rates, and how the data in this analysis is a true depiction of farm and
ranch land values in the state. |
February 21, 2013 |
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K-State agricultural
economist Troy Dumler looks at what agricultural leaders in
Congress are proposing in an effort to stave off federal budget
sequestration...and the likely implications for federal agricultural
programs, if sequestration does go into effect on March 1st. |
February 20, 2013 |
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Agricultural law specialist
Roger McEowen, from Iowa State University, reports on a new
ruling out of the Iowa Supreme Court on the liability protections for
farmers and ranchers who host people on their property for recreational
purposes...the ruling sets a new legal precedent that he thinks will
discourage agricultural producers from opening up their premises to the
public. |
February 20, 2013 |
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K-State risk management
specialist Art Barnaby responds to worries that the federal crop
insurance program could be subject to cuts if the federal budget
sequestration actually does take effect on March 1st...he says that
producers with 2013 crop coverage should have no concerns. |
February 14, 2013 |
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K-State agricultural
economist Gregg Ibendahl looks at the historical trends in diesel
prices, and whether or not this is a good time to lock in prices for
spring fuel needs. |
February 13, 2013 |
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The director of the Arthur
Capper Cooperative Center at K-State, Brian Briggeman, talks
about a new analysis of the equity trends in Kansas grain and farm
supply cooperatives over the past several years, and how co-ops have
managed that equity through both good and not-so-good economic times. |
February 11, 2013 |
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K-State agricultural
economist Gregg Ibendahl looks at the historical trends in diesel
prices, and whether or not this is a good time to lock in prices for
spring fuel needs. |
February 6, 2013 |
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Agricultural law specialist
Roger McEowen, from Iowa State University, covers several topics,
including an important detail regarding the filing deadline extension
approved by the IRS a few weeks ago for agricultural producers to be
aware of when filing this year's income tax return. |
February 6, 2013 |
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K-State risk management
specialist Art Barnaby has the details on the Risk Assessed
Marketing workshops he'll be conducting in two Kansas locations in
February. |
January 30, 2013 |
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K-State risk management
specialist Art Barnaby previews the series of K-State Ag
Profitability Conferences upcoming around Kansas over the next two
weeks. |
January 28, 2013 |
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Agricultural law specialist
Roger McEowen, from Iowa State, reports on two key tax
developments that occurred on January 18. First, a federal district
court wiped out the IRS preparer regulations. Later, IRS announced that
farmers aren’t stuck with the March 1 deadline and can file timely by
April 15. |
January 23, 2013 |
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Following last Friday's
release of several USDA grain production and supply reports, K-State
agricultural economist Dan O'Brien talks about the market
response to the new numbers...and senior statistician Jason Lamprecht of
Kansas Agricultural Statistics goes over the final 2012 row crop and hay
production reports for Kansas, and the state's winter wheat seedings
report. |
January 14, 2013 |
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K-State agricultural
economist Mykel Taylor talks about the new report she co-authored
on 2012 Kansas land values and rental rates, and how the data in this
analysis is a true depiction of farm and ranch land values in the state. |
January 11, 2013 |
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Agricultural law specialist
Roger McEowen, from Iowa State University, runs through his top
ten agricultural law developments of 2012, several of which involve farm
and ranch taxation and regulation issues...also, he says that the court
rulings in this list set important tones for a number of agricultural
legal issues heading into this new year. |
January 9, 2013 |
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K-State agricultural
economist Troy Dumler comments on the decision to extend the
current farm bill, as part of Congress' "fiscal cliff" agreement reached
late yesterday...he'll talk about what is, and isn't, included in that
extension, and looks ahead to how the farm bill deliberations may shape
up from here. |
January 2, 2013 |
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