Beef-Cattle Economics

Don't miss the first webinar in our Beef Cattle Economics 2013 series from Dr. Glynn Tonsor, livestock economist at Kansas State University, as he tackles these relevant questions of primary interest to stakeholders throughout the beef and cattle industry.

What is the broad economic outlook for cow-calf, stocker, and feedlot operators in 2013?
What are the take-home points from USDA's January 2013 Cattle Inventory report?
What is the current beef demand situation and things to watch for in 2013?

Mark your calendar for the additional dates in the 2013 Beef-Cattle Economics webinar series:

May 14
August 13
November 5

Speakers

Dr. Glynn Tonsor

Livestock Economist, Kansas State University

Glynn joined the KSU Agricultural Economics faculty as an Assistant Professor in March 2010. He obtained his Ph.D. from KSU in 2006 and was an Assistant Professor in the Dept. of Agricultural, Food, and Resource Economics at Michigan State University from May 2006 to March 2010.

Glynn's current efforts are primarily devoted to a range of integrated research and extension activities with particular focus on the cattle/beef and swine/pork industries. His broader interests cover aspects throughout the meat supply chain ranging from production level supply issues to end-user consumer demand issues.

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