Samuel Zapata
@szapatad12
Associate Professor at TAMU @ageconomics
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07-03-2016 21:01:54
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Diego Chapa ’24 hopes to learn more about sustainable agricultural businesses and apply that knowledge in the part of Texas he loves and calls home. To read more please click on the link below. agrilifetoday.tamu.edu/2023/08/21/die… @tamu TAMU College of Agriculture & Life Sciences 👍 #StudentSuccess
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A pre-print of our new article with Carlos Carpio Ochoa is now available. In this paper, we propose a distribution-free framework to analyze interval-censored data commonly found in WTP studies. ageconsearch.umn.edu/record/337551
Texas A&M was named the top university in Texas by The Wall Street Journal! Whoop! Read more, Ags: tx.ag/WSJ2024
Our new article with Xavier A. Villavicencio and Estuardo21 is now available. We propose different coverage selection strategies for the PRF insurance program based on statistical learning methods. doi.org/10.1002/aepp.1…
Citrus Canker disease control is vital for #texas #citrus industry. If you have or know of any citrus trees showing the symptoms below, please report to Texas Agriculture or USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service to coordinate necessary actions and prevent its spread.
Big congratulations to Samuel Zapata Dr. Samuel Zapata, our new FDRS President-Elect! Dr. Zapata returns to lead after three successful years as our VP of Membership. As Associate Professor of Agricultural Economics at @TAMUExtension, his work advances farm management & production.
New Paper! "Benchmarking Analysis of Cattle Auction Prices" Samuel Zapata Texas A&M Department of Agricultural Economics cambridge.org/core/journals/…
In our new IFAMR article, we evaluated different coverage selection strategies for the Annual Forage insurance program based on statistical learning methods. Estuardo21 Xavier A. Villavicencio Texas A&M Department of Agricultural Economics @IfamaIntl doi.org/10.22434/ifamr…