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Remember, US Farms Continually Produce more Outputs using Fewer Inputs!

Biomass Rules Posted on August 3, 2026 by Mark JennerAugust 3, 2026

The last several years, identifying challenges with the US food system has become a popular sport. Food prices are rising and public conversations of food waste are growing.  This may cast doubt about the US food system.  The US food … Continue reading →

Posted in economics, education, Food Price Fun, macro, policy, Real Adventures in Economics, wealth creation | Tagged 75 years, byproducts, Economic Research Service (ERS), efficient, farm efficiency increasing, farms, food industry, food inflation, food waste, input, low cost, outputs, outputs minus inputs, recycling, retail food, reusing, Total Factor Productivity (TFP), US farms continually produce more outputs using fewer inputs, USDA | Leave a reply

Byproduct Value in Closed and Open Production Systems

Biomass Rules Posted on July 3, 2024 by Mark JennerJuly 3, 2024

What in the farm-data mess is this?  …It is a map to providing pathways for turning wastes into revenues. This is Part 4 in stepping through the impact of technology on making the world better economically and ecologically.  Recall: Outputs … Continue reading →

Posted in economics, production, science | Tagged byproduct value, byproduct value in closed and open production systems, cattle, closed, corn, export, forages, hogs, import, inputs, integrated, management tools, off-site, on-site, open, outputs, production systems, separable, system analytics, Technology, y=f(x) | Leave a reply

Morphing Waste to Revenue – Breaking Free of Old Views

Biomass Rules Posted on July 1, 2024 by Mark JennerJuly 1, 2024

Once again, strolling back to the future, this matrix of biomass products was created 20 years ago.  It still relevant and ties together the preceding themes nicely on a different level. Outputs are dependent on the inputs, or, y = … Continue reading →

Posted in analytics, economics, science | Tagged breaking free, byproducts, inputs, morphing waste, morphing waste to revenue - breaking free of old views, multiple markets, old views, outputs, products, revenue, services, system of equations, Technology, y=f(x) | Leave a reply

Technology Describes Outputs as a Function of Inputs

Biomass Rules Posted on June 25, 2024 by Mark JennerJune 25, 2024

My career has been defined as y = f(x). Technology, and in this case, Outputs, y, are (created from,=,) a function of, f(), inputs, x.  In other words, how inputs are combined determines the technology.  Corn can be grown with … Continue reading →

Posted in economics, production, science | Tagged byproduct, CO2, function of inputs, naturally occurring inputs, non-traditional farm outputs, outputs, oxygen, photosynthesis, solar energy, Technology, technology describes outputs as a function of inputs, waste, y=f(x) | Leave a reply

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