Meet Hank Nelson, PhD
Research Assistant Professor
Dr. Henry "Hank" Nelson is a new memeber of the AFPC team - his work focuses on agricultural finance and farm management.
The Texas A&M Agricultural & Food Policy Center provides unbiased and objective economic analysis of the impacts for policy alternatives on stakeholders.
Learn MoreFree tools to help producers evaluate crop insurance and likelihood of payments.
Evaluate expected per-acre net indemnities for STAX, SCO, and ECO coverage options based on simulated harvest prices and area yields.
Compare expected ARC and PLC expected payments based on 500 simulated scenarios of market prices and county yields.
Research Assistant Professor
Dr. Natalie Graff is a new member of the AFPC team - her work focuses on livestock economics and livestock policy.
Research Assistant Professor
Dr. Henry "Hank" Nelson is a new memeber of the AFPC team - his work focuses on agricultural finance and farm management.
Most AFPC representative crop farms are projected to face significant financial stress under the 2026 FAPRI Baseline, with high probabilities of both cash shortfalls and declining net worth through 2031. In contrast, livestock (especially beef cattle) and dairy operations currently display a generally more favorable overall financial outlook.
Outlaw, Fischer, Knapek, Raulston, Herbst, Bryant, Nelson, Graff
At the request of U.S. Representative Pat Fallon (TX-4), AFPC analyzed the effects on domestic phosphate fertilizer prices and costs incurred by U.S. agricultural producers resulting from the countervailing duty on Moroccan phosphate fertilizer imports.
Bryant, Raulston, Outlaw, Fischer