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February 29, 2008
Agricultural, Food, and Resource Economics Michigan State University Balancing … Communities February 29, 2008 Economic PrinciplesEconomic Principles ƒƒ … American Journal of Agricultural Economics; American Journal of Agricultural …
April 6, 2016
Tonsor Dept. of Agricultural Economics, Kansas State University April … Perhaps, • but we must consider economic incentives effectiveness … Perhaps, • but we must consider economic incentives effectiveness …
March 30, 2017 Financial Management, KFMA Research
Department Of Agricultural Economics Extension Publication 03/01/2017 … Department of Agricultural Economics – March 2017 Introduction … Introduction The Agricultural Economics Department at K-State conducted …
March 30, 2017 Financial Management, KFMA Research
Department Of Agricultural Economics Extension Publication 03/01/2017 … Department of Agricultural Economics – March 2017 Everyone … Department Of Agricultural Economics Extension Publication 03/01/2017 …
October 9, 2017 Crop Insurance Papers
…             K‐State Department Of Agricultural Economics                 …                                                                                                                                                     1  Impact of Subsidy and Income Limits on Farm Size Measured at the  State, County, and Farm Level     Mykel Taylor (mtaylor@ksu.edu) and Art Barnaby (barnaby@ksu.edu)   Kansas State University Department of Agricultural Economics ‐ October 2017    The Trump administration is proposing crop insurance cuts, similar to the ones proposed earlier  by Congressmen Sensenbrenner (R‐WI) and Kind (D‐WI) and by Senator Jeff Flake (R‐AZ) in the  “Assisting Family Farmers through Insurance Reform Measures” (AFFIRM) Act.  Both proposals include  the elimination of the Harvest Price Option (HPO), a limit on Adjusted Gross Income (AGI), and a  $40,000 limit on the government’s share of the premium, commonly referred to as a premium subsidy.   Once a farmer hits the $40,000 limit on the government’s share of the premium, the farmer would pay  100% of the premium cost for any covered acres above that level.  This assumes the farm is below the  $250,000 AGI limit, which would completely eliminate their participation in the USDA reinsured crop  insurance program.    …
May 15, 2019
Decision-Making Glynn T. Tonsor, Dept. of Ag. Economics Kansas State University Email … Tonsor Professor, Dept. of Agricultural Economics, Kansas State University Email …
April 13, 2020 Ag Law Issues
Department Of Agricultural Economics Extension Publication 04/13/2020 … Department Of Agricultural Economics 1 1 Retirement-Related … legislation designed to provide economic relief from that government …
April 24, 2020 Prices and Price Forecasts
Department of Agricultural Economics Gregg Ibendahl … Department of Agricultural Economics Gregg Ibendahl … production is the correct economic response when there has …
May 1, 2020 U.S. Export Meat Sentiment
Department Of Agricultural Economics Extension Publication 04/30/2020 … Department of Agricultural Economics – April 2020 Sentiment … Department Of Agricultural Economics Extension Publication 04/30/2020 …
October 16, 2020 Animal ID & Traceability
Department Of Agricultural Economics Extension Publication 10/16/2020 … Department Of Agricultural Economics Extension Publication 10/16/2020 … professor of agricultural economics and agribusiness at the …