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Jim Hilker: Tax Considerations When Exiting Dairy Farming
Published on May 15, 2019
Professor Jim Hilker explores the significant unintended tax consequences that can result from selling dairy farm assets.
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Trey Malone: Travels of the Pilsner in the Michigan Economy
Published on March 28, 2019
AFRE assistant professor Trey Malone gives insights into the massive impact Michigan's beer industry has on the state's economy.
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Jim Hilker: Cattle Inventory, Direction of Cattle Cycle, and Market Update?
Published on March 14, 2019
Professor Jim Hilker reports on the current Michigan cattle inventory, direction of cattle cycle, and updates market projections.
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Chinese and American Consumers Want More Trade, But Skeptical of Trade Policy
Published on March 6, 2019
Associate professor David Ortega shares research on American and Chinese consumer perceptions on US-China trade relations.
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Jim Hilker: February 2019 Crop Market Update
Published on February 25, 2019
Professor Jim Hilker updates his projections on the Michigan corn, wheat, and soybean market outlooks for 2019.
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Trey Malone and Eric Walcott: Why Today’s Policymakers are Younger
Published on February 6, 2019
AFRE assistant professor Trey Malone and MSU extension specialist Eric Walcott share research on the declining age trend of today's policymakers.
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Jim Hilker: Crop Market Outlook for 2019-2020
Published on January 21, 2019
Professor Jim Hilker projects the Michigan corn, wheat, and soybean market outlooks for 2019.
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Melissa McKendree: Semester reflections – Bringing new energy to ABM 130-001
Published on December 14, 2018
Assistant professor Melissa McKendree shares her strategies and methods for teaching a cornerstone course in the AFRE program.
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Chris Wolf: What Happened to the Three-Year Farm Milk Price Cycle?
Published on December 6, 2018
AFRE professor Chris Wolf comments on the current state of Michigan farm milk prices and their cycles.
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Trey Malone: We’re Not Accountants! Five Things Agricultural Economists Bring to Multidisciplinary Teams
Published on December 5, 2018
Assistant professor Trey Malone and Texas Tech University professor Darren Hudson outline what it is agricultural economists can, and don't, do.
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Trey Malone: Four Useful Principles of Behavioral Economics for Farm Managers
Published on November 19, 2018
Assistant professor Trey Malone outlines helpful behavioral economics principles for farm manager in Michigan and across the country.
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Jim Hilker: Market Outlook - November 2018
Published on November 15, 2018
Professor Jim Hilker details the Michigan corn, wheat, and soybean markets as of November, 2018.
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Trey Malone & Francisco Flores Moreno: Local food identity – What’s local production have to do with it?
Published on November 2, 2018
Assistant professor Trey Malone and MS student Francisco Flores Moreno compare what people say represents their state’s food identity to the state’s top agricultural commodities.
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Trey Malone: How Don Ricks Tended the Roots of Michigan Tart Cherries for Over Half a Century
Published on October 30, 2018
Assistant professor Trey Malone retells how AFRE emeritus professor Don Ricks elevated the cherry industry throughout his career.
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Chris Wolf: 2018 Michigan Agricultural Land Values
Published on October 19, 2018
AFRE professor Chris Wolf gives an update on the status and trends of land values in Michigan.
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Trey Malone: Cider Season – Why Michiganders Love Their Cider
Published on October 17, 2018
Assistant professor Trey Malone shares some insights on the current state of the Michigan cider industry and its consumers' preferences.
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Melissa McKendree: Tough Times for Michigan's Dairy Industry
Published on October 12, 2018
Hongli Feng, David Hennessy, Melissa McKendree, and Chris Wolf find Michigan farmers are seemingly facing tougher times than the rest of the dairy industry.
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Trey Malone: Developing the Relational Element in Agriculture
Published on October 10, 2018
Assistant professor Trey Malone looks into the value and impact of relationships in agriculture.
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Scott Swinton: Eastern Corn Belt Farmers Using More Precision Technologies and Custom Hiring
Published on September 20, 2018
Professor Scott Swinton talks precision technologies and how farmers throughout the region are adopting them.
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David Hennessy: Cash rent determination: Do you adhere to the views of a gentleman farmer economist?
Published on September 15, 2018
Professor David Hennessy looks at the assumption that land is essential for crop production in a Michigan Farm News piece.
