Cornhusker Economics January 17, 2018Sweet Sorghum as an Ethanol Feedstock in Western Nebraska – Could It Happen?

It has been proposed that non-irrigated sweet sorghum might be grown in western Nebraska as a seasonal substitute for corn grain in corn ethanol plants. In the research summarized here¹, we examine the economic feasibility of this possibility, based on the technical data that are currently available about sweet sorghum production.

Cornhusker Economics December 13, 2017An Introduction to the Economic Impact of Dry Edible Bean Production

Cornhusker Economics November 29, 2017Who Is Trading in the Futures Markets and Why It Matters – Part 2

Cornhusker Economics November 8, 2017Livestock Air Emission Requirements

Cornhusker Economics November 1, 2017Risk Implications from the Selection of Rainfall Index Insurance Intervals

Cornhusker Economics October 25, 2017Farm Program Payments and Projections for Nebraska

Cornhusker Economics October 11, 2017Is Less More in Food Safety Information Provision?

Cornhusker Economics October 5, 2017Livestock Production and Health

Cornhusker Economics September 27, 2017A Rising Number of Women Farmers: Is There a Need to Adjust Conservation Incentives?