Stories From Sep 2019
A U.S.-Japan Trade Agreement: Potential Benefits to U.S. Beef
Blake Brown breaks down the implications of the U.S.-Japan trade deal on the beef industry.
Guiteras Analyzes the Efficacy of Recent WASH Interventions
Guiteras was part of a group that assessed the implications of three large, recent WASH (Water, Sanitation, Hygiene) trials of unprecedented scale and cost.
Economic Perspective: 100 Year Bonds
Traditionally, the length of time for bonds caps out at 30 years, but are there talks of extending some bonds to 100 years?
Rejesus Presents on Crop Insurance Coverage for Industrial Hemp in 2020
RMA-administered crop insurance for hemp will be available in 2020 through the Whole Farm Revenue Protection (WFRP) policy.
Distinguished and Outstanding Alumni Honored
ARE's Outstanding Alumni for 2019 is Ashok Mishra of the University of Arizona. Adam Lytch, operations manager for L&M Farms in Florida, is the recipient of the 2019 Outstanding Young Alumni Award.
You Decide: How Bad Will the Next Recession Be?
Economists are often asked to forecast when the next recession will occur. How bad could the next recession be?
Economic Perspective: What Do Businesses Worry About?
What do businesses worry about, and how could those worries affect the direction of the economy?
Meet our Junior and Senior Ambassadors
Our student ambassadors are actively engaged in student recruitment and special projects that add value to the student experience.
Economic Perspective: The Few and the Many
Household buying accounts for 70 percent of all spending. Are there any major trends in consumer spending?
Public Support for Gene Drives in Agriculture Tied to Limits
Zack Brown and his grad student, Mike Jones, have results from the first national survey assessing American attitudes toward agricultural gene drives. Find out which gene edited foods consumers prefer and how much gene editing is considered too much.