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An Economic Analysis of Plant Density for Biotech Corn

presented by
Paul Mitchell
Department of Agricultural & Applied Economics
University of Wisconsin - Madison

December 2, 2009
4:00PM - 5:00PM
Bakken-Schaars Room (B30)

For additional information contact:
Jean-Paul Chavas
518 Taylor Hall
(608) 261-1944
email: jchavas@wisc.edu

Fall 2009 Schedule

Date	Speaker and Topic
Sep 30	Brad Barham & Brian Robinson, Department of Agricultural & Applied Economics University of Wisconsin - Madison Are there Spatial Spillovers in Technology Adoption?: The Case of Organic Dairy Farms
Oct 7	Guanming Shi, Department of Agricultural & Applied Economics University of Wisconsin - Madison An Analysis of Pricing in Horizontal and Vertical Markets: The Case of U.S. Cotton Seed Market
Oct 14	Vardges Hovhannisyan & Brian Gould, Department of Agricultural & Applied Economics University of Wisconsin - Madison Changes in the Structure of Food Demand in China: An Econometric Approach
Oct 21	Kyle Stiegert, Department of Agricultural & Applied Economics University of Wisconsin - Madison Advertising and Market Performance
Oct 28	Gustavo de Los Campos, Department of Agricultural & Applied Economics University of Wisconsin - Madison Non-Parametric Analysis of Productivity
Nov 4	Steve Deller, Department of Agricultural & Applied Economics University of Wisconsin - Madison Impact of Tax and Expenditure Limitations on State Credit Ratings
Nov 11	Jeremy Foltz, Department of Agricultural & Applied Economics University of Wisconsin - Madison Analysis of Willingness-to-Pay for Traits of Genetically-Modified Corn
Nov 18	Tom Cox, Department of Agricultural & Applied Economics University of Wisconsin - Madison Tillage Systems, Risk and Environmental Performance Supporting document
Dec 2	Paul Mitchell, Department of Agricultural & Applied Economics University of Wisconsin - Madison An Economic Analysis of Plant Density for Biotech Corn
Dec 9	Jean-Paul Chavas, Department of Agricultural & Applied Economics University of Wisconsin - Madison On the Role of Risk versus Economies of Scope in Firm Diversification

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