Past Annual Meetings
Presentations from the 2011 Annual Meeting
Meeting Fuel Mandates with Red Hot Markets (Joint with Senior Section)
Organizer: Samuel M. Funk, Doane Advisory Services
Moderator: Samuel M. Funk, Doane Advisory Services
Washington Policy Update by Chief Economists from the House and Senate Ag Committees and USDA's Farm Service Agency
Organizer: Steven Klose, Texas A&M University
Moderator: Joy Harwood, USDA-Farm Service Agency
- Farm Policy Outlook: Perspective from the House Minority - Craig Jagger, House Agriculture Committee
- Farm Policy Outlook: Perspective from the House Majority - Bart Fischer, House Agriculture Committee
- Farm Policy Outlook: Perspective from the Senate Minority - Max Fisher, Senate Agriculture Committee
- Farm Policy Outlook: Perspective from the Senate Majority - Joe Shultz, Senate Agriculture Committee
Risk Management and U.S. Farm Policy: Experience and Prospects (Joint with FAMPS)
Organizers: Joseph V. Balagtas, Purdue University; Bradley Rickard, Cornell University
Moderator: Daniel Sumner, University of California, Davis
- Alternatives for Managing Price and Revenue Risk in U.S. Dairy Markets - Brian Gould, University of Wisconsin
- Crop Insurance and Disaster Payments: What We've Learned and Lessons for Future Policy - Joe Glauber, USDA-Office of the Chief Economist
- Performance of the Average Crop Revenue Elections (ACRE) Program - Carl Zulauf, The Ohio State University
Extension Section Crops Outlook
Organizer: Daniel M. O'Brien, Kansas State University
MOderator: Daniel M. O'Brien, Kansas State University
Policy Options and Consequences for the 2012 Farm Bill (Joint with Senior Section)
Organizers: Ronald Knutson, and Joe Outlaw, Texas A&M University
Moderator: Ronald Knutson, Texas A&M University
Discussant: Joseph Glauber, USDA-Office of the Chief Economist
Graduate Student Extension Competition Winner's Presentations (Joint with GSS)
Organizers: Alicia English, Purdue University; Margaretha Rudstrom, University of Minnesota
Moderators: Frayne Olson, North Dakota State University; Alicia English, Purdue University; Margaretha Rudstrom, University of Minnesota
- First Place
- Second Place
- Third Place
Livestock Outlook & Industry Issue Panel Discussion
Organizer: Glynn Tonsor, Kansas State University
Moderator: Glynn Tonsor, Kansas State Universit
Panelists: Rachel Johnson, USDA-Economic Research Service; Steven Meyer, Paragon Economics, Inc.
Discussant: Glynn Tonsor, Kansas State University
Annie’s Project – Successful Agricultural Economics Programming (Joint with CWAE)
Organizer: Timothy Eggers, Iowa State University
Moderator: Timothy Eggers, Iowa State University
- The Basics of Annie's Project - Timothy Eggers, Iowa State University
- Annie's Project-Perspective from a Funding Source - Douglas Jose, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
- Annie's Project in Texas-Texas AgriLife, Prairie View A&M, and Texas Tech Building Capacity - Jason Johnson, Texas AgriLife Research
- Annie's Project in Idaho-Treasure Valley Experiences - Rikki Wilson, Stephanie Etter, Beverly Healy, and Marsha Lockard, University of Idaho
- Annie's Project in New Jersey-Challenges in Adapting a Program from the Midwest - Robin Brumfield, Barbara O'Neill, Jenny Carleo, Robert Mickel, and Steve Komar, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
Crop Insurance and Farm Programs (Joint with COSBAE)
Organizers: Laurence Crane, National Crop Insurance Services; Duncan Chembezi, Alabama A&M University
Moderator: Keith Collins, USDA-Office of the Chief Economist
Panelists: Joe Outlaw, Texas A&M University; Kent Lanclos, USDA-Risk Management Agency; Thomas Zacharias, National Crop Insurance Services
Discussant: Laurence Crane, National Crop Insurance Services
Presentations from the 2010 Annual Meeting
USDA/Land Grant Extension Outlook Program and Role of Farm Management (Centennial Session)
Moderator: James Hilker, Michigan State University
Washington Policy Update by Chief Economist from the House and Senate Ag Committees and USDA’s Farm Service Agency
Organizer: Steven Klose, Texas A&M University
Moderator: Steven Klose, Texas A&M University
- The House Majority Perspective, Craig Jagger, House Agriculture Committee
- The Senate Majority Perspective, Stephanie Mercier, Senate Agriculture Committee
- The Senate Minority Perspective, Hayden Milberg, Senate Agriculture Committee
- The USDA-FSA Perspective, Joy Harwood, USDA-Farm Service Agency
The Land Grant Vision of Extension's Future
Organizers: Mark Waller, Texas A&M University; Matthew Stockton, University of Nebraska
Moderator: Matthew Stockton, University of Nebraska
Discussant: Henry Bahn, USDA-National Institute of Food and Agriculture
Agriculture in Transition: The Impacts of a World Financial Crisis and Other Policy Changes
Organizer: Gregg Ibendahl, Mississippi State University
Moderator: Larry Sanders, Oklahoma State University
- The Prospects for Output Prices, John Anderson Mississippi State University
- The Prospects for Input Prices, Gregg Ibendahl, Mississippi State University
- The Cost of Availability of Agricultural Credit, Matt Diersen, South Dakota State University
- The World Financial Crisis and Agricultural Trade, Parr Rosson, Texas A&M University
Greenhouse Gas Markets and Agriculture
Organizers: Raymond Massey, University of Missouri; David Miller, AgraGate Climate Credits Corporation
Moderator: Matthew Roberts, The Ohio State University
Risk Issues at the Interface of Extension and Research
Organizer: Gregory Ibendahl, Mississippi State University
Graduate Student Competition in Extension-Winner's Presentations
Organizers: Frayne Olson, North Dakota State University; Margaretha Rudstrom, University of Minnesota
Moderators: Margaretha Rudstrom, University of Minnesota; Frayne Olson, North Dakota State University
Extension Section Crops Outlook
Organizer: Frayne Olson, North DakotaState University
Moderator: Frayne Olson, North DakotaState University
Livestock Outlook
Organizer: Ross Pruitt, Louisiana State University
Moderator: Ross Pruitt, Louisiana State University
- Cattle and Beef, John Riley, Mississippi State University
- Hogs and Pork, Glynn Tonsor, Kansas State University
- Dairy, Scott Brown, University of Missouri
- Consensus Forecasts, Ronald Plain, University of Missouri
Presentations from the 2009 Annual Meeting
The Outcome-based Approach to Quantifying Educational Project Results and Impacts
Organizers: Jason Johnson, Texas A&M University; Dave Goeller, University of Nebraska
Moderator: Jason Johnson, Texas A&M University
- The Foundation and Concepts of Outcome-based Programming, Jon Newkirk, Washington State University
- Examples of Specifying and Verifying Results in Outcome-based Educational Programs, Don Tilmon, University of Delaware; Douglas Jose, University of Nebraska; Ken Stokes, Texas A&M University; Dave Goeller, University of Nebraska
- Integrating the Proposal and Reporting Process and Accessing the Results, Kevin Klair and Bob Craven, University of Minnesota
Extension Section Crops Outlook
Organizer: Chad Hart, Iowa State University
Moderator: Chad Hart, Iowa State University
Washington Policy Update by Chief Economist from the House and Senate Ag Committees and USDA’s Farm Service Agency
Organizer: Larry Sanders, Oklahoma State University; Jim Novak, Auburn University
Moderator: Larry Sanders, Oklahoma State University
- The Senate Perspective of Agricultural Policy, Stephanie Mercier, Senate Agriculture Committee
- The House Perspective of Agricultural Policy, Craig Jagger, House Agriculture Committee
- The USDA-FSA Perspective of Agricultural Policy, Joy Harwood, USDA-Farm Service Agency
Agriculture in Transition: The Impacts of a World Financial Crisis and Other Policy Changes
Organizer: Gregg Ibendahl, Mississippi State University
Moderator: Larry Sanders, Oklahoma State University
- The Prospects for Output Prices, John Anderson Mississippi State University
- The Prospects for Input Prices, Gregg Ibendahl, Mississippi State University
- The Cost of Availability of Agricultural Credit, Matt Diersen, South Dakota State University
- The World Financial Crisis and Agricultural Trade, Parr Rosson, Texas A&M University
Extension Section Livestock Outlook
Organizer: Brenda Boetel, University of Wisconsin at River Falls
Moderator: Brenda Boetel, University of Wisconsin at River Falls
Graduate Student Competition in Extension-Winners’ Presentations
Organizers: Jim Novak, Auburn University; Shannon Sand, Oklahoma State University; Margot Rudstrom, University of Minnesota at Crookston
Moderator: Jim Novak, Auburn University
Presentations from 2008 Annual Meeting
Organizers: Deacue Fields, Auburn University; Duncan Chembezi, Alabama A&A University; Blondel Brinkman; USDA-Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
Organizer: James Robb, Livestock Marketing Information Center
- Cattle and Beef, Curt Lacy, University of Georgia
- Hogs and Pork, Steve Meyer, Paragon Economics and National Pork Board
- Dairy, Scott Brown, University of Missouri
- Poultry, James Robb, Livestock Marketing Information Center
- Consensus forecast, Ron Plain, University of Missouri
Organizers: Larry Sanders, Oklahoma State University; James Novak, Auburn University
Panelists: Joy Harwood, USDA Farm Service Agency; Craig Jagger, Majority Staff, House Agricultural Committee; Stephanie Mercier, Majority Staff, Senate Agricultural Committee
An Overview of Key Commodity Provisions of the 2008 Farm Bill: Implementation Issues and Processes, Joy Harwood, USDA Farm Service Agency
Organizer: Jane Schuchardt, USDA CSREES
Organizers: Kim Anderson, Oklahoma State University
- Wheat, Mark Welch, Texas A&M
- Cotton, Steven Martin, Mississippi State University
- Corn, John Anderson, Mississippi State University
- Soybeans, Pat Westhoff, University of Missouri
- Premier Forecaster, Ron Plain, University of Missouri
Organizers: Larry Sanders, Oklahoma State University; Ross Pruitt, Louisiana State University
Presentations from 2007 Annual Meeting
Outreach Efforts Focused on Sustaining Small and Midsized Farms and Local Food Systems in a Globalizing Environment
Livestock Outlook
Measuring the Impact of Extension Economics Programming
Changing Dynamics in Cooperative Extension and the Role of Extension Economists: Change or Changed Agents? (Joint Symposium with COSBAE)
Crops Outlook
Extension Luncheon
Land Use Planning and Regulation in the Pacific Northwest: A comparison of Two Counties - Bob Stacy, Executive Director, 1000 Friends of Oregon
Photos of Luncheon
Presentations from 2006 Annual Meeting
Policy Outlook
What's New on the Hill for 2006 and Beyond - Craig Jagger, United States House of Representatives; Chip Conely, House Committee on Agriculture, Minority Staff; Andrew Morton, Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry, Majority Staff; Stephanie Mercier, Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry
Livestock Outlook
Crops Outlook
Integration, Application, Learning and Teaching: Institutional Roles in Scholarship Development
Evolutionary or Revolutionary: Changing the Social Contract on Agricultural Policy
Research and Extension Responses to Farm and Rural Business Transition/Succession Planning Needs
What is the Ideal Extension Marketing Program?
Extension Speaker Series and Luncheon
SYSCO Sustainable Initiatives - Craig Watson, Vice President for Quality Assurance and Agricultural Sustainability
Presentations from 2005 Annual Meeting
Presentations from 2004 Annual Meeting
Presentations From 2003 Annual Meeting