Envisioning food and agricultural data for the future: Engaging communities to identify trusted data
This webinar focuses on how to respond to the changing data landscape that is likely to affect food and agricultural research. As uncertainty grows about the availability of federally produced data, our community may need to build ways of identifying what other sources of data can be trusted for research purposes.
U.S.-China Relations: Challenges and Opportunities for American Agriculture
The evolving dynamics between the United States and China are profoundly shaping the global landscape. This webinar will explore the implications of US-China relations for the agricultural sector, focusing on key issues such as the significance of these bilateral ties for American agriculture, the lasting effects of the US-China trade war, and the future outlook for trade relations.
Happy Hour at the AAEA Annual Meeting
On July 28, C-FARE hosted a happy hour to share coffee and an interactive, informal discussion with ERS and NASS's administrators during the AAEA Annual Meetings.
C-FARE and AAEA: A Collaboration that Enhances our Value to Policy Makers
In the July webinar we communicate about some of the topics that will be showcased at the AAEA annual meetings in New Orleans July 28-30, 2024. The current AAEA president will provide an overview of the expertise of the membership, we will hear about climate change impacts on agriculture from a distinguished fellow, and two AAEA members will discuss highlights of a session on food waste, and a workshop on food prices.
Benefits and Risks of A.I. and Digitization in Agriculture
The National Institute for Food and Agriculture (NIFA) of USDA highlights the many promises of AI and digitization in Agriculture…
An Introduction to the 2022 Census of Agriculture
In February 2024, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) announced the results of the 2022 Census of Agriculture, spanning more than 6 million data points about America’s farms and ranches and the people who operate them down to the county level.