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College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

# overview
Dr. Outlaw frequently interacts with members of Congress and key agricultural committee staff to provide feedback on the likely consequences of agricultural policy changes.  His extension education and applied research activities are focused on assessing the impacts of farm programs, risk management tools, renewable energy, and climate change legislation on U.S. agricultural operations.

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Texas A&M University - (College Station, Texas, United States)

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Texas A&M University at Qatar - (Doha, Qatar)

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Texas A&M University - Texarkana - (Texarkana, Texas, United States)

# publications[].label
Long-Term Effects of Increasing Ethanol Production on Agricultural Markets and Trade, Land Use, and Food Security

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"An Examination of Increases in CRP Rental Rates Necessary to Keep Land Enrolled in the Western US"

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"Potential Ramifications of the EPA Dairy Cow Tax."

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Economic comparison of open pond raceways to photo bio-reactors for profitable production of algae for transportation fuels in the Southwest

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Impact of Reducing Federal Order Class I Differential on Representative Texas and New Mexico Dairy Farms

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Economic and financial decision support aid for cotton producers

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Ranking risky alternatives: innovations in subjective utility analysis

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Bio-ethanol production from wheat in the winter rainfall region of South Africa: A quantitative risk analysis

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"Comparison of MILC: Current Law vs. 2008 Senate Farm Bill Proposal."

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The farm-level impacts of operating the current farm bill at reduced federal budget spending levels

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Greenhouse Gas Emissions from U.S. Grain Farms

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Kernal density functions to estimate parameters to simulate stochastic variables with sparse data: what is the best distribution?

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POTENTIAL REGIONAL SHIFTS IN MILK-PRODUCTION

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Evaluating a marketing loan program for wool and mohair.

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Economic Feasibility of a Mobile Fast Pyrolysis System for Sustainable Bio-crude Oil Production

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International Food and Agribusiness Management Review

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ESTIMATING DAIRY-HERD INVENTORIES USING MIXED ESTIMATION TECHNIQUES

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An econometric study of fats and oils commodities: A choice of functional form.

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COMPARISON OF THE RELATIVE DISTRIBUTION OF FARM PROGRAM BENEFITS ACROSS COMMODITIES

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Valuation of environmental considerations associated with the expansion of ethanol fuel production from corn and biomass materials

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"Farm-Level Impacts of 2008 Farm Bill Payment Limit Rules and Adjusted Gross Income Eligibility Criteria."

# streetAddress
Texas A&M Agrilife Extension Service; Agricultural Economics; 2124 TAMUS

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College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

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College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

# inTheNews[].label
New Report Helps Agricultural Producers Navigate Federal Coronavirus Food Assistance Program

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New opportunity for farmers? Capture carbon and sell credits

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Texas' agricultural losses from pandemic could reach $8 billion

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Texas A&M report outlines new Food Assistance Program

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COVID-19 Relief for Farmers and Ranchers

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New report estimates Texas' agricultural losse from pandemic could be $6-8 billion

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TAMU Take: Agriculture losses due to COVID-19

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Texas specialty crop sector hit hard by COVID-19