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National Ag Day and the Role of Agribusiness in the Economy

Biomass Rules Posted on March 27, 2026 by Mark JennerMarch 30, 2026

In celebration of National Ag Day, March 24, 2026, we are rallying from a winter of light blog posting, to recognize agribusiness’ role in the US economy.  There is general consensus about the scope of the agribusiness industry, except within … Continue reading →

Posted in analytics, definition, economics, education, farm, firm, macro, policy, production, science | Tagged 2026, agribusiness, agribusiness as farm input supply, Cook and Chaddad (2000), creative destruction, Davis and Goldberg (1957), Economic Research Service (ERS), food difficult to model economically, Food Dollar Series, food market channels, food supply-chain, innovation, March 3 2026 release, national ag day, national ag day and the role of agribusiness in the economy, undergraduate agribusiness program, USDA | Leave a reply

Lessons of Living Shared with Simpson University Macroeconomic Students

Biomass Rules Posted on October 16, 2025 by Mark JennerOctober 16, 2025

I really enjoyed spending a recent class period with macroeconomic students at Simpson University in Redding, California.  Simpson is a private, faith-based college similar to Greenville University where I taught for eight years.  One constant over my 45-year career, is … Continue reading →

Posted in analytics, definition, economics, education, macro, policy, Real Adventures in Economics, science, wealth creation | Tagged 2025 Nobel Prize for Economics, ask difficult clarifying questions, be aware of multiple definitions, Ben Omwando, creative destruction, Dan Sloan, different performance frameworks, economic lessons learned, emerging markets require more, God’s imagination is expansive, innovation, Lessons of Living Shared with Simpson University Macroeconomic Students, Norman Hall, Redding California, Simpson University, tested economic theory works, trust your faith cape. | Leave a reply

Food Price Inflation is Small Relative to Production and Manufacturing

Biomass Rules Posted on December 5, 2024 by Mark JennerDecember 5, 2024

If this chart looks familiar, it is because this is the food price inflation chart used in the post, ‘Food Prices are Not Driving 2024 Inflation – Real Adventures in Economics.  The difference is the scale of the vertical axis.  … Continue reading →

Posted in economics, firm, macro, policy | Tagged commodity-dependent, farm bill, farmers do not set prices, fluctuation, food price inflation, food price inflation is small relative to production and manufacturing, innovation, manufacturing, price volatility, Producer Price Index (PPI), production, relatively small, tariffs, volatility inverse to value | 1 Reply

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Providing solutions through the strategic utilization of all kinds of biomass; the development of new markets for food, fiber, and fuels; and streamlining regulations.

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