EDUCATION
Ph.D.
Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University, 2008
M.S.
Agricultural Economics, University of Kentucky, 2004
B.S. Natural Resource Conservation & Mgt Policy, Univ. of Kentucky,
2000
ACADEMIC
EMPLOYMENT EXPERIENCE
Asst.
Professor, Dept. of Agricultural Economics, Purdue Univ., 2/08-Present
Grad Research Asst., Dept. of Agricultural Econ., Michigan State, 8/04-1/08
Research Assoc, Dept. of Agricultural Econ., Univ. of Kentucky, 2/04-7/04
Grad. Research Asst., Dept. of Agricultural Econ., Univ. of Kentucky
1/02-1/04
NON-ACADEMIC
EMPLOYMENT EXPERIENCE
Consultant,
Agricultural Risk Mgt Consulting, Inc., Lexington , KY, 2/04-9/04
Consultant, America’s Clean Water Foundation, 7/02
Consultant,
Agricultural Risk Mgt Consulting, Inc., Lexington , KY, 9/01-1/02
Deputy Director, Governor’s Office
of Ag Policy, Frankfort,
KY, 2/01-9/01
Research Specialist, Governor's
Office of Ag Policy, Frankfort, KY, 8/00-1/01
JOURNAL ARTICLES
Reimer, A.,
B.M. Gramig and L.S. Prokopy. “Farmers and conservation programs:
Explaining differences in Environmental Quality Incentives Program
applications between states.” Journal of Soil and Water Conservation.
Forthcoming.
Gramig, B.M. “Some Unaddressed Issues in Proposed Cap-and-Trade
Legislation Involving Agricultural Soil Carbon Sequestration.” American
Journal of Agricultural Economics,
94(2):360-367, 2012. [www]
Reeling, C.J. and B.M. Gramig. "A Novel Framework for Analysis
of Cross-Media Environmental Effects from Agricultural Conservation
Practices." Agriculture,
Ecosystems and Environment, 146(12):44-51, 2012. [www]
Gramig, B.M. and R.D. Horan, "Jointly-Determined
Livestock Disease Dynamics and Decentralised Economic Behaviour." Australian
Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics, 55(3): 393-410, 2011. [www]
Birch, M.B.L., B.M. Gramig, W.R. Moomaw, O.C. Doering,
C.J. Reeling. "Why Metrics Matter: Evaluating Policy Choices for
Reactive Nitrogen in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed". Environmental
Science and Technology, 45(1): 168-174, 2011. [www]
Horan, R.D., E.P.
Fenichel, C.A. Wolf, and B.M. Gramig. “Managing Infectious Animal Disease
Systems.” Annual Review of
Resource Economics 2(1): 101-124, 2010.
Gramig, B.M., C.A. Wolf, and F. Lupi.
" Understanding Adoption of Livestock Health Management Practices: The
Case of Bovine Leukosis Virus". Canadian Journal of Agricultural
Economics, 58(3): 343-360, 2010. [www]
Gramig, B.M., R.D. Horan, and C.A.
Wolf. "Livestock Disease Indemnity Design when Moral Hazard is
Followed by Adverse Selection". American Journal of Agricultural
Economics, 91(3): 627-641, 2009. [www]
Horan, R.D., J.F. Shogren, and B.M.
Gramig. “Wildlife Conservation Payments to Address Habitat Fragmentation
and Disease Risks.” Environment and Development Economics
13:415-439, 2008. [www]
Gramig, B.M. and C.A. Wolf.
"Estimating Within-Herd Preventive Spillovers in Livestock Disease
Management." American Journal of Agricultural Economics
89(5):1219-1225, 2007.
Gramig, B.M., J. R. Skees and J.R.
Black. "Utilizing Contingent Claims to Improve CAFO Management." Journal
of Agricultural and Applied Economics 36(2):297-312, 2004.
WORKING
PAPERS
Gramig, Tyner, Sajeev, Ji, Brouder, Volenec and Smith.
2012. "Economic
Costs and Environmental Performance for Three Cellulosic Biofuel
Pathways."
Gramig, B.M., J. Becker, L.S. Prokopy.
2011. "Farmer Beliefs about Climate Change and Mechanisms to
Incentivize Soil Carbon Storage."
Gramig, B.M. 2011. "An Empirical
Examination of Farmer Willingness-to-Change Tillage Practices to Supply
Carbon Offsets."
Becker, J. and B.M. Gramig. 2011.
"Determinants of Conservation Tillage Adoption among Indiana Farmers.'
Roucan-Kane, M., B.M. Gramig, N.
Olynk, and A. Gray. 2010. “How Do Agribusiness Companies Select Their
Innovation Projects?: A Choice Experiment Conducted with Agribusiness
Executives.”
Reeling, C.J. and B.M. Gramig. 2011.
“Practical considerations for design and implementation of emissions offset
contracts from working agricultural lands.”
Fahie, M.D. and B.M. Gramig. 2010. "Cap-and-Trade
Policy: The Influence on Investments in CO2 Reducing
Technologies in Indiana."
GRANT ACTIVITY AND CONTRACTS
Dr. Gramig has secured over
$8M in grants working as part of interdisciplinary teams, with direct
responsibility for $701K. Active grants are listed here.
Student Research
Overseen (student
count=completed+in progress)
Undergraduate (1)
M.S. Graduate Advisor (5)
Graduate Committee Member: M.S. (2), Ph.D. (10)
Teaching Experience (link)
Upper-level
undergraduate: Natural Resource and Environmental Economics, >100
students/year
PhD agricultural
economics course: Economic Dynamics
Interdisciplinary graduate
course: Environmental Policy Analysis, 2009, M.S. and Ph.D. students
REFEREEING SERVICE
American Journal of
Agricultural Economics, Choices,
European Review of Agricultural Economics, Resource and Energy
Economics, Springer Academic Publishing, Transactions of the
American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers
AWARDS
AND HONORS
Teaching for Tomorrow teaching award, Purdue University, 2012
Seed for Success, Excellence in Research Award, Purdue University, 2011
Best Dissertation Award-Honorable Mention, Agricultural and Applied
Economics Assn., 2009
Who's Who in Agriculture, 2009
PROFESSIONAL
MEMBERSHIPS
Agricultural
and Applied Economics Association
Association of Environmental and Resource Economists
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