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publications
Heterogeneous Asset Replacement with Failure Costs: An Empirical Model of Livestock Replacement
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Quantifying Heterogeneous Returns to Genetic Selection: Evidence from Wisconsin Dairies
Hutchins, Jared P, Brent Hueth, and Guilherme Rosa. 2021. “Quantifying Heterogeneous Returns to Genetic Selection: Evidence from Wisconsin Dairies.” Economics of Research and Innovation in Agriculture ed. Petra Moser (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2021)
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Supply Response in Dairy Farming: Evidence from Monthly, Animal-Level Data
Hutchins, Jared and Brent Hueth. 2022. “Supply Response in Dairy Farming: Evidence from Monthly, Animal-Level Data”, Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics, 47(1):38-56
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The US Farm Credit System and Agricultural Development: Evidence from an Early Expansion, 1920-1940
Hutchins, Jared P. “The US Farm Credit System and Agricultural Development: Evidence from an Early Expansion, 1920-1940” American Journal of Agricultural Economics 105(1):3-26. https://doi.org/10.1111/ajae.12290
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100 years of data sovereignty: Cooperative data governance and innovation in US dairy
Hutchins, Jared P, and Brent Hueth. 2023. ``100 years of data sovereignty: Cooperative data governance and innovation in US dairy.’ Applied Economics Perspectives and Policy 1–-26 https://doi.org/10.1002/aepp.13339
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The Role of Animal Breeding in Productivity Growth: Evidence from Wisconsin Dairy Farms
Hutchins, Jared P, Yating Gong, and Xiadong Du. 2023. ``The Role of Animal Breeding in Productivity Growth: Evidence from Wisconsin Dairy Farms.’ American Journal of Agricultural Economics 1–-20 https://doi.org/10.1111/ajae.12374
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talks
Supply Response in Dairy Farming: Evidence from Monthly Cow-Level Data
For an interactive graph of our regression results, click here (made with Dash, Heroku, and Plotly in python)
Production Credit Associations and Agricultural Productivity Change in the United States, 1920-1940
Presented at the “Technology Adoption 1: Agricultural Productivity” session.
Production Credit Associations and Agricultural Productivity Change in the United States, 1920-1940
Presented at the NC1177: Agricultural and Rural Finance Markets in Transition meeting.
Quantifying Heterogeneous Returns to Adoption of Genetics: The Case of the Dairy Industry
For a copy of the slides, click here
teaching
AAE 322: Commodity Markets
Teaching Assistant, University of Wisconsin - Madison, 2017
- Taught four weekly discussion sections.
- Developed handouts and practice problems for all the discussion sections.
- Graded homeworks, exams, and analysis projects.
Small Ruminant Animal Husbandy and Herd Health
Instructor and Facilitator, Shepherd's Cross with Njala University, 2019
- Taught two days of in-class instruction on small ruminant management, nutrition, and health.
- Facilitated village discussions on applying husbandry practices to the village’s flock of sheep.
- Oversaw 6-7 undergraduate students from Njala University who aided and oversaw instruction.
AAE 875: Special Topics in Data Analytics
Guest Speaker, University of Wisconsin - Madison, 2019
- Prepared teaching material for two hour instruction on bash basics, cloud computing, and SQL.
- Material covered data cleaning and manipulation with pandas, numpy, and matplotlib
ACE 456: Agricultural and Food Policies
Instructor, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2021
Analysis of agricultural and food policies and programs and their effects on producers and consumers of agricultural products. Formulation of agricultural and food policies are examined with an emphasis on historical and current economic problems affecting agriculture and rural America.
ACE 592 SAE: Data Science for Applied Economics
Instructor, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2021
The goal of this course is to teach students in applied economics how to use data science tools and workflow for answering questions in economics. The course is taught in the Python programming language and covers unstructured data processing (text and image), data visualization, and basic machine learning algorithms.