Assistant Professor Guilherme DePaula and PhD Student Behzad Jeddi's paper "Environmental Impacts of Agricultural Intensification: Evidence from Brazil's Double-Cropping Boom" was accepted for publication at the Journal of Environmental Econom
The 2025 Iowa Land Value Survey results will be announced at a news conference at 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, December 9 in room 301 of Curtiss Hall on the Iowa State campus in Ames. A livestream will be available on YouTube at http://bit.ly/LandResults2025.
CARD Postdoctoral Research Associate Tetyana Kalna-Dubinyuk attended the 2025 NETtra Tourism Conference in Meredith, Ohio from October 7 to October 10.
On Tuesday, October 14, Farm Credit Administration Board Member Glen Smith and FCA Examiner Ethan Eldridge visited Professor John Crespi’s Ag Finance class to talk with students.
Assistant Professor Katherine Dentzman was presented the Best Paper Award at the Rural Sociological Society's Annual Conference, which was held in Salt Lake City, Utah, from July 30–August 2.
After a decade of planning, a new Federal Statistical Research Data Center opens this month on Iowa State’s campus, benefiting researchers across the state and region. A grand opening on Wednesday, Sept. 17, from 10-11:30 a.m. in 368A Heady Hall, will introduce the facility to interested users.
Katie Dentzman, sociology and criminal justice, is involved in an interdisciplinary project examining neonicotinoid use in potato production and what it means for agriculture, regulation and the environment. She is conducting a national consumer survey and says one challenge is overcoming “social desirability bias,” the tendency for people to give answers they believe are more socially acceptable, rather than truthful.
Amani Elobeid, Beomyun Kim, and Angelos Lagoudakis will head one of five faculty projects that received funds from the Miller Faculty Fellowship program for the 2025-26 academic year.
Economics PhD student Bezhad Jeddi and Assistant Professor Gil DePaula published an article in volume 54, issue 2 of Agricultural and Resource Economics Review.
AMES, Iowa – In recent decades, a curious trend in the collective relationship status of Americans has emerged: When education levels rise in the U.S., the nation’s marriage rates fall.
Professor John Crespi has authored an article in American Journal of Agricultural Economics with Chen-Ti Chen, an Iowa State graduate and current Assistant Professor at The Ohio State University, Gabriel Lade, Associate Professor at The O
A new technical report is available that examines the how anaerobic digesters, which capture methane and produce a biogas that can be used to generate electricity or sold as a renewable natural gas, could affect the profitability of US swine farms