A hearty Aggie hooray for agricultural economist Rachael Goodhue, a UC Davis Agricultural and Resource Economics professor who was named a 2024 fellow of the Agricultural & Applied Economics Association for her significant contributions, leadership & scholarship! spr.ly/6018rVByn

Read new article by ARE Distinguished Professor Colin Carter and co-author Cesar Revoredo-Giha in forthcoming Summer 2024 issue of CID (Commodity Insights Digest), "Financialization and Speculators Risk Premia in Commodity Futures Markets" Available here: bit.ly/3T7g2Ke

We (Alexandra Hill) and I are hiring a collaborator (Postdoc) with expertise in M/L models to work on Occupational Health and Safety in agriculture. Position is based at UC Davis Agricultural and Resource Economics and is available for two years to start. Applications open: recruit.ucdavis.edu/JPF06331 Please Retweet!

Are you interested in measuring the impact of weather/climate on outcomes of interest? Do you observe the weather variables at a higher frequency? Wondering how you should choose between different models and their implied climate projections? Pleased to share our recent JoE+code

Congrats to Tim Beatty, the new chair of the #UCDavis Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics (UC Davis Agricultural and Resource Economics)! Among his priorities include launching a new business major in 2025, supporting students and faculty & maintaining program excellence. caes.ucdavis.edu/news/tim-beatt…

The ARE Department @UCDavis is pleased to announce an open assistant professor position in econometrics: recruit.ucdavis.edu/JPF06720

UC Davis Agricultural and Resource Economics is excited to announce our #econ and #agecon #jobmarket candidates. These #PhD students are doing creative, impactful research #ag, #development, #environment, #energy, #health, and #labor. Please consider them for your open positions! are.ucdavis.edu/phd/job-candid…

Research from ARE Distinguished Professor Emeritus Colin Carter and co-authors published in #AREUpdate finds new trade war could cost California ag billions annually. Read more in new LA Times article: latimes.com/environment/st…

ARE Distinguished Professor Emeritus Colin Carter discusses the impact of high tariffs and uncertainty on the California almond industry in recent AP interview. apnews.com/article/califo…

ARE Distinguished Professor Daniel A. Sumner explains why egg prices are taking a hit, while milk prices have remained stable in recent interview on CapRadio’s Insight. capradio.org/news/insight/2…

Distinguished Professor Dan Sumner discusses the potential impacts of current international trade policies related to U.S. tariffs and retaliation from other countries on wine and on farm inputs and production costs in a recent article in Wine Business: winebusiness.com/news/article/2…

ARE Distinguished Professor Colin Carter discusses the potential impacts of the new round of tariffs in a Fresno Bee article, “California farmers fear tariff trade war losses in billions, uneven bailouts” fresnobee.com/news/californi…

Assistant Professor of Cooperative Extension Jay Sayre and Distinguished Professor Emeritus Colin Carter weigh in on possible tariff exemptions for California (min 1:40) in recent ABC10 piece. youtube.com/watch?v=Rp_on9…

Distinguished Professor Emeritus Colin Carter discusses the effects of retaliatory tariffs on California agriculture in The California Report from KQED (minute 5:00) kqed.org/news/12034501/…

Distinguished Professor Emeritus Colin Carter talks with KQED Forum about how tariffs and a trade war with China could affect California farmers kqed.org/forum/20101019…

One wolf can cost cattle ranchers more than $160,000. “It is clear the scale of conflict between wolves and cattle is substantial,” Tina Saitone told Capital Press capitalpress.com/2025/04/25/stu… capitalpress.com/2025/04/25/stu… UC Rangelands

ARE Distinguished Professor Dan Sumner discusses lower almond prices due to #tariffs in recent @SFChronicle article that cites ARE Distinguished Professor Emeritus Colin Carter’s #AREUpdate #TradeWar article

Today at 2pm join ARE Assistant Professor of Cooperative Extension Jay Sayre for a free webinar unpacking what some of the latest developments in trade policy may mean for California growers, processors, and consumers. Register now bit.ly/3Fc8emn

ARE Assistant Professor Mark Agerton discusses orphan oil wells in recent Marketplace piece about new Texas bill aimed to prevent unused wells spewing methane. marketplace.org/story/2025/05/…

UC Davis Agricultural and Resource Economics is excited to announce our '25-26 #agecon #jobmarket candidates. These 16 #PhD students are doing impactful research in #agriculture, #development, #environment, #energy, #health, and #labor. Many presenting at #AAEA2025 in Denver July 27-29! are.ucdavis.edu/phd/job-candid…