|
2009 Ag Econ Current Issues Centra Conferences |
|
|
|
Dr. Larry Sanders
The impacts of the Global and National economic conditions on US agriculture as well as Oklahoma agriculture. Dr. Brian Whitacre Small business and entrepreneurship websites as well as e-commerce information as it applies to Oklahoma. (watch the video) |
|
|
|
Dr. Shannon Ferrell
Wind energy leasing issues for Oklahoma landowners was discussed. Dr. Eric DeVuyst Demonstrated the use of the Oklahoma Wheat Stocker Budget Generator software which has been recently released. (watch the video) |
|
|
|
Dr. Kim Anderson
Current market outlook and situation for wheat, corn, and soybeans were discussed. Dr. Dave Shideler “Rural Oklahoma and the National Recession” In this presentation, Dr. Dave Shideler will discuss the causes and evolution of the national recession, and how these factors contributed to the economic state of rural Oklahoma. Specific topics to be addressed include the real estate markets, retail sales trends, energy markets, and labor statistics.Click here to watch this part video. (watch the video) |
|
|
|
Dr. Damian Adams
Discussion of the Cap and Trade and Carbon Credits rules concerning the sale of generated carbon credits J C. Hobbs Current rental rates for Oklahoma crop and pasture land will be presented (watch the video) |
|
|
|
Dr. Kim Anderson
Led the crop outlook presentations from the following individuals: Dr. Jim Hilker (Michigan State Universtiy) Corn situation and outlook Matthew Roberts (Ohio State University) Soybean situation and outlook Dusti Fritz (Kansas Association of Wheat Growers) Wheat situation and outlook (watch the video) |
|
|
|
Dr. Damona Doye
Oklahoma changes in land value changes from the latest recent survey of land sales from all regions of the state Dr. Eric DeVuyst Value of Animal Waste Calculator compares the values for N, P, & K to commercial fertilizer J C. Hobbs The economics of topdressing wheat using the various fertilizer blends available (watch the video) |
| | print this page | + larger font | - smaller font | |
