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AgManager.info: 2009 Risk and Profit Conference Proceedings
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2009 Risk & Profit Conference
August 20-21, 2009 Manhattan, KS

Risk and Profit is an annual conference hosted by the Department of Agricultural Economics that provides an opportunity for key agricultural decision makers to interact with each other and with faculty.

2009 Risk and Profit Conference Proceedings

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TITLE Author/Presenter FILE

GENERAL SESSIONS

   
SESSION I:
Impacts of the Financial Market Crisis on the Agriculture Sector
Allen Featherstone
Kansas State University
PDF (Slides)
PDF (Paper)
SESSION II: A Conversation With A Top Kansas Producer Lon Frahm
Frahm Farms
 
SESSION III A: Livestock Outlook James Mintert
Purdue University
PDF (Slides)
SESSION III B: Grain Outlook Mike Woolverton
Kansas State University
PDF (Slides)
SESSION IV:
The Future of K-State in Addressing the Land Grant Mission
Kirk Schulz
Kansas State University
 

BREAKOUT SESSIONS

   
1. The Post-recession Economic Landscape for Food and Agriculture: Maintaining Our Competitiveness Mike Woolverton
Dan O'Brien
PDF (Slides)
2. Macroeconomic Theories that Rule the World

Vincent Amanor-Boadu

PDF (Slides)
3. Optimal Level of Crop Insurance Combined with SURE Art Barnaby PDF (Slides)

4. Why Producers Should Consider Managing Supply Chain Risk

Mike Boland

PDF (Slides)

5. Interest Rates

Joe Arata

PDF (Slides)
6. Now You See It, Now You Don’t: Why Packer Market Power is So Elusive

John Crespi, Tian Xia, Rodney Jones

PDF (Paper)
7. Flexible Cash Rents Kevin Dhuyvetter PDF (Slides)

8. The Impact of Kansas Grain Industry Structure on Corn and Wheat Bids

Dan O'Brien

PDF (Slides)
PDF (Paper)
PDF (Related Paper)
9. Country Of Origin Labeling


Alex Saak

PDF (Slides)
PDF (Paper)

10. Strategically Speaking...: The Increasing Need for Strategic Thinking in Farm Businesses

Vincent Amanor-Boadu

PDF (Slides)

11. A Risk Analysis of Converting CRP Acres to a Wheat-Sorghum-Fallow Rotation in Western Kansas

Rich Llewelyn, Jeff Williams

PDF (Slides)

12. Commodity Swaps

Orlen Grunewald

PDF (Slides)

13. Dry Land Farming Risk and Profit: How Are They Affected by Tillage & Opportunity Cropping in W. Kansas?

Ray Smith, Robert Burton, Jr., & Alan Schlegel PDF (Slides)
14. Relative Efficiency of Kansas Wheat Farms Michael Langemeier PDF (Slides)
PDF (Paper)

15. KFMA Employee Management Survey

Kevin Herbel, Kiel Roehl PDF (Slides)

16. Productivity Convergence Across Kansas Farms

Beth Yeager, Michael Langemeier PDF (Slides)
PDF (Paper)

17. Management Strategies Affecting Calf Marketability

Lee Schulz, Kevin Dhuyvetter PDF (Slides)

18. Is Conservation Tillage Conserving Dollars In Your Pocket?: A Deeper Look at No-Till on the Plains

Jason Bergtold, Sam Funk 

PDF (Slides)

19. Managing Risk Using AgManager.info

Rich Llewelyn

PDF (Slides)
20. The Obesity Epidemic--What it means for Agriculture Bryan Schurle, Troy Dumler PDF (Slides)
PDF (Paper)
 
Previous Risk & Profit Conference Proceedings (2002-2008)
 
Kansas State University is committed to making its services, activities and programs accessible to all participants. If you have special requirements due to a physical, vision or hearing disability, call the telephone number listed for the conference location you wish to attend or Clyde Howard, Director of Affirmative Action, Kansas State University, TTY - (785) 532-4807. 

Kansas State University Agricultural Experiment Station and Cooperative Extension Service. K-State Research and Extension is an equal opportunity provider and employer. Issued in furtherance of Cooperative Extension Work, Acts of May 8 and June 30, 1914, as amended. Kansas State University, County Extension Councils, Extension Districts and United States Department of Agriculture Cooperating, Fred A. Cholick, Director.
 
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