agricultural and resource economics
You Decide: Are There Costs to the New COVID Stimulus Bill?
With the passing of the new stimulus bill, what effects could we see unfold in the future?
You Decide: Are There Answers for Our Worrying Questions?
NC State University extension economist Mike Walden addresses some of the big questions surrounding economic recovery from the pandemic.
Student Spotlight: Daniyar Zhumadilov
Daniyar is a graduate student in the Economics program who has taken advantage of the resources available through his affiliation with CENrEp to build his network and grow as a presenter.
Master’s In Economics Virtual Info Sessions
Many master’s degree students enter the job market following graduation and gain employment as consultants, analysts and researchers in private industry and government while others pursue additional graduate work at NC State or other respected universities.
Climate Change and Outdoor Recreation
Roger von Haefen explains how a changing climate can impact recreational fishing behavior.
“Real Solutions: Common Sense Ideas For Solving Our Most Pressing Problems”
ARE Extension Economist Mike Walden has published his twelfth book, his pinnacle work on economic issues and current events in the United States.
Graduate Student Spotlight: Robert Thompson
"Hopefully while I am here I produce some research that helps make markets more efficient which will make people in agriculture better off."
Climate Change, Crop Yields and Risk Management for Farmers
Farmers are adjusting to the way climate change affects crop yield.
Pork, Pandemics and Politics: U.S. Agricultural Trade with China
In a year of volatile markets and culminating trade agreements, what can we expect from U.S. exports to China of agricultural products? If the past few months are any indicator, we may need to expect the unexpected.
Returning to Farming’s Roots in the Battle Against the ‘Billion-Dollar Beetle’
A new study from UArizona entomologists in collaboration with GES/ARE Associate Professor Zack Brown reaffirms the importance of crop rotation and diversification in combating the western corn rootworm’s resistance to biotech crops.