Agricultural Economics
Economic analysis from the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service for decision-making support
Support Through Advanced Analysis
The Agricultural Economics program in Amarillo develops and delivers innovative educational and applied research programs that meet the decision support needs of targeted audiences and stakeholders in our District.
It provides technical expertise, educational programs, and applied research in farm and ranch management, crop and livestock economics, business economics and finance, risk management, marketing, resources, and policy.
Our goal is to engage our ag industry and all stakeholders in the use of economics to support decision making, maintaining or regaining competitiveness, ensuring economic sustainability, and supporting our vibrant, rural communities.
Texas High Plains Crop & Livestock Budgets
Estimate the production costs and returns of agricultural commodities for planning purposes
Crop Decision Aids
Crop Profitability Analyzer to aid in producer decision making
Livestock Decision Aids
Beef Cow-Calf and Retained Ownership Decision Aids to Address Economic Questions
Farm Bill Decision Aids
Impact Briefs
Impact of Agribusiness in the High Plains Trade Area
High Plains County Impact Publications
QuickBooks Financial Education
Helps farmers and ranchers improve financial recording-keeping skills and make better decisions
AgriLife Extension Agricultural Economics Statewide
Engaging Texans in economic analysis for making decisions about agribusinesses, natural resources, and communities.
FARM Assistance Program: Planning Solutions for Agricultural Industry
FARM Assistance offers insights to producers on a range of industry topics like emerging trends, legislative impacts and much more. The system uses an extensive database of financial information to conduct its research for producers case by case.
