Dustin Pendell

Livestock, Animal Health

Professor - Kansas State University

Dr. Pendell joined the Department of Agricultural Economics at Kansas State University in July 2015 as an Associate Professor. His broad research interests include livestock and animal health issues that span from the producer through the meat supply chain to the final consumer. Dustin’s interdisciplinary research has been funded by federal agencies and commodity organizations and appears in various academic and outreach publications.

 

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Documents & Presentations by Dustin Pendell
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Should We Return to Diversified Crop-Livestock Operations? October 3, 2016
KSU-Sheep Farm Management Guide Spreadsheet

An Excel spreadsheet for sheep enterprise budgeting to evaluate potential income, costs and profitability

September 7, 2016
Moving From Crops-Only To Crop-Cattle Operation

Dustin Pendell goes over new information based in recent trends in the commodity markets, to be presented at today's K-State Risk and Profit Conference.

August 18, 2016
Should We Return to Diversified Crop-Livestock Operations?

Presented at 2016 Risk and Profit Conference, Manhattan, KS.

August 17, 2016
KSU-Cattle Supplementation Cost

An Excel spreadsheet to evaluate the total costs of various protein supplement programs for cow/calf and stocker producers

June 29, 2016
KSU-Bull vs AI Breeding Costs May 1, 2016
SUPPCOST

Excel spreadsheet for analyzing the cost of supplement programs for beef cattle

May 1, 2016
Differences Between High-, Medium-, and Low-Profit Cow-Calf Producers

An Analysis of 2010-2014 Kansas Farm Management Association Cow-Calf Enterprise

December 17, 2015
Differences Between High-, Medium-, and Low-Profit Cow-Calf Producers: An Analysis of 2010-2014 Kansas Farm Management Association Cow-Calf Enterprise December 17, 2015
Feed Costs: Pasture vs Non Pasture Costs

An Analysis of 2010-2014 Kansas Farm Management Association Cow Calf Enterprise

December 17, 2015