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Lessons from COVID-19: Positioning Regional Food Supply Chains for Future Pandemics, Natural Disasters and Human-made Crises

Lessons from COVID-19: Positioning Regional Food Supply Chains for Future Pandemics, Natural Disasters and Human-made Crises presents a new virtual webinar opportunity on June 17th, 2021, at 1:00 PM CT, where researchers will discuss research related to the impacts of COVID-19 on food supply chains and consumers. 

In Memoriam: Bud Stanton
In Memoriam: Roy Black
Spotlight: Pauline Van Nurden
Getting the Wrong Right: Connecting with Arif Husain

Events

Annual APEC and AECM Luncheon

December 13, 2019
Welcome picnic!

August 29, 2019
2019 Outstanding Alumni Award

October 4, 2019
2019 Undergraduate Student Celebration

May 10, 2019
Willard W. Cochrane Lecture in Public Policy

March 8, 2019

ApEc in the News

Professor Bellemare Featured in US News

Environment and animal rights groups have praised Chipotle for its sustainable and humane practices, but its recent food poisoning outbreaks illustrate the challenges that can come with living up to this image....Professor Bellemare comments.

Professors Terry Roe and Rodney Smith Featured in L'Economiste
Near-Perfect Grain Conditions Cause Price Changes

Commodity prices on the whole, not just for grain, are on their way down, including for natural gas, minerals and other commodities, said Ed Usset.

Publications

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