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Our faculty, staff and students had a nice gathering this afternoon celebrating Dr. Aleksan Shanoyan's Mary L. Vanier Pr...
10/20/2026

Our faculty, staff and students had a nice gathering this afternoon celebrating Dr. Aleksan Shanoyan's Mary L. Vanier Professorship award.

10/20/2026

Aleksan Shanoyan, professor and University Distinguished Teaching Scholar, has built his career in agricultural economics on a philosophy of understanding, curiosity and resilience — earning him the 2026 Presidential Faculty Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching.

  | Congratulations to K-State Agricultural Economics graduate student Anup Paudel on earning 3rd Place in the 2026 AAEA...
10/20/2026

| Congratulations to K-State Agricultural Economics graduate student Anup Paudel on earning 3rd Place in the 2026 AAEA GSS/C-FARE Policy Communication Competition!

The competition challenges graduate students to effectively communicate complex agricultural and applied economics research and policy issues to broader audiences.

Congratulations, Anup, on this outstanding national recognition!

Eliyasu Osman will present his Ph.D. Dissertation Proposal, “Essays on Economic Decision Analysis of Solar Siting on Agr...
10/16/2026

Eliyasu Osman will present his Ph.D. Dissertation Proposal, “Essays on Economic Decision Analysis of Solar Siting on Agricultural Lands, Disaster Preparedness, and Infrastructure Investments,” on October 20. Major Professor: Dr. Jason Bergtold

Own agricultural land in Kansas? This conference is for you—whether you live on the farm, across the state or across the...
10/15/2026

Own agricultural land in Kansas? This conference is for you—whether you live on the farm, across the state or across the country.

Join K-State Agricultural Economics for the 4th Annual Kansas Landowners Conference, Nov. 10–11 in Manhattan.

Designed specifically for Kansas agricultural landowners, the conference brings together K-State experts and fellow landowners for practical information to help you make informed decisions about your land. Topics this year include:

• Trade, tariffs and world conflict
• U.S. economic outlook
• Kansas land values and land as an investment
• Estate planning
• Farm leases and rental rates
• Crop and livestock outlooks
• Long-term care and succession considerations
• Non-agricultural uses of farmland, including energy and data centers
…and much more.

📅November 10–11*
📍 K-State Alumni Center | Manhattan, KS
⏰ Register by November 2

Learn more and register: https://bit.ly/4rWBJwr

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🌾 Are your grain marketing plans ready for 2026 and 2027?Volatile grain markets bring challenges, but they may also crea...
10/15/2026

🌾 Are your grain marketing plans ready for 2026 and 2027?

Volatile grain markets bring challenges, but they may also create opportunities to price crops at or above breakeven costs.

Join K-State agricultural economists Daniel O’Brien and Guy Allen for the October update of the K-State Grain Marketing Webinar series.

They'll discuss current market conditions and strategies to help Kansas farmers and agribusinesses develop effective grain marketing plans for the 2026 and 2027 crops.

📅 Wednesday, October 21
⏰ Noon–1 p.m.
💻 Webinar

🔗 Learn more and register: https://agmanager.info/events/k-state-grain-marketing-webinars

Another   for our graduate students!Congratulations to Lauren Phillips, Madison Pearson and Ernesto Molina Anavisca on e...
10/13/2026

Another for our graduate students!

Congratulations to Lauren Phillips, Madison Pearson and Ernesto Molina Anavisca on earning 3rd Place (Tie) in the 2026 AAEA AEM-Graduate Student Case Study Competition!

Case competitions challenge students to put their knowledge to work—analyzing complex business situations, developing recommendations and effectively communicating their solutions.

We're proud to see our students continuing K-State Agricultural Economics' strong tradition of success in case study competitions! 👏💜

What happens when you bring Ag Econ students and industry professionals together? Lots of great questions, career advice...
10/12/2026

What happens when you bring Ag Econ students and industry professionals together? Lots of great questions, career advice and connections!

Our Ag Econ Ambassadors and Ag Econ/Ag Business Club recently hosted an industry panel featuring professionals from KDA, John Deere, Koch and more.

Thank you to our panelists for spending time with our students and sharing insights from your careers and organizations. And a special shoutout to our Ambassadors for putting it all together!

We love seeing our students creating opportunities for fellow students to learn, connect and think about what comes next. 💜

🎓 Grad Student Spotlight: Meet Elise Jackson!A Manhattan native and lifelong Wildcat, Elise is pursuing her M.S. in Agri...
10/09/2026

🎓 Grad Student Spotlight: Meet Elise Jackson!

A Manhattan native and lifelong Wildcat, Elise is pursuing her M.S. in Agricultural Economics at K-State.

Why Ag Econ?

“It combined my love for the ag world and my love for math and analytics.”

For Elise, one of the best parts of graduate school has been the people she’s met along the way.

“My classmates have truly become some of my best friends, and it is such a gift to do not just school but life with them.”

When she's not studying, Elise serves on staff with Christian Challenge Campus Ministry and, in true Kansas fashion, she loves storm chasing! 🌪️ She’s seen about a dozen tornadoes so far.

We’re excited to introduce you to Elise and more of our Ag Econ graduate students throughout the year! 💜

📈 Agricultural markets are constantly evolving. Join the conversation about what’s next.The K-State Risk Management Cent...
10/08/2026

📈 Agricultural markets are constantly evolving. Join the conversation about what’s next.

The K-State Risk Management Center and Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) are bringing together industry professionals, producers, market participants and regulators for the 2026 Agricultural Commodity Futures Conference – AgCon26.

The two-day conference will focus on derivatives market issues impacting agriculture, providing a unique forum to discuss some of the most pressing issues facing agricultural markets today and into the future.

October 22–23 | Overland Park, Kansas
Registration deadline: October 12

Don't miss your chance to be part of the conversation.
Learn more and register for AgCon26: https://www.k-state.edu/riskmanagement/agcon.html

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