
The Purdue Agricultural Economics Report (PAER) exists to serve and further the core mission of the department to engage with real world problems that are of value to stakeholders. The scholarship communicated in this publication will represent the department’s excellence in creative endeavor for new knowledge and its dissemination in the economics of agriculture and natural resources.
Recent Publication:
Indiana farmland prices once again hit record highs in 2023, according to the recent Purdue Farmland Value and Cash Rents Survey.
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Todd H. Kuethe, Professor and Schrader Chair in Farmland Economics
Michael Langemeier, Professor of Agricultural Economics
Todd H. Kuethe, Schrader Endowed Chair in Farmland Economics
Yanyu Ma, H. Holly Wang, professor of agricultural economics, Yizhou Hua, and Shihuan Kuang
Nicole Olynk-Widmar, Professor, Associate Head, and Graduate Program Chair of Agricultural Economics
Laxmi D. Adhikari, Yizhou Hua, and Yifei Wang, agricultural economics graduate students, and H. Holly Wang, agricultural economics professor
Zachary T. Neuhofer, agricultural economics doctoral student
Ethan Buck, Morgan Hinz, Yuxi “Jimmy” Jiang, Xiuyun “Lisa” Wen, all agricultural economics undergraduate students, and Todd H. Kuethe, professor and Schrader Endowed Chair in Farmland Economics
Hari P. Regmi, Agricultural Economics Doctoral Student
Hari P. Regmi, Agricultural Economics doctoral student
Margaret Lippsmeyer, M.S. student in Agricultural Economics, and Michael Langemeier, Professor of Agricultural Economics
Roman Keeney, Associate Professor of Agricultural Economics
Roman Keeney, Associate Professor of Agricultural Economics
Roman Keeney, Associate Professor of Agricultural Economics
Roman Keeney, Associate Professor of Agricultural Economics
Roman Keeney, Associate Professor of Agricultural Economics
Roman Keeney, Associate Professor of Agricultural Economics
Roman Keeney, Associate Professor of Agricultural Economics
Roman Keeney, Associate Professor of Agricultural Economics
Roman Keeney, Associate Professor of Agricultural Economics