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Benjamin M. Gramig

  • Associate Professor
Office
405 Warren Hall

Biography

Benjamin Gramig works on interdisciplinary teams of social scientists, engineers and climate and natural scientists to address agricultural, environmental and natural resource challenges facing society. He uses survey based methods and secondary data to study human environment interactions and behavioral responses to public policy and market based incentives. Gramig also works with process based biophysical models to identify cost effective strategies for meeting economic and environmental objectives at the farm and landscape scale. His integrated research and public engagement efforts support decision making influenced by weather and climate variability at the farm and watershed levels.

Education

PhD Michigan State University, 2008
MS University Of Kentucky, 2004
BS University Of Kentucky, 2000

Research

Awards

  • Best Research Award for Impact & Quality (2020) Journal of Soil and Water Conservation
  • Governor's Award for Environmental Excellence (2017) Indiana Department of Environmental Management
  • Partnership Award for Mission Integration of Research, Education and Extension (2015) USDA-National Institute for Food and Agriculture

Faculty Academic Areas

  • Applied Economics and Policy

Expertise

  • Food and Agricultural Economics
  • Environmental, Energy and Resource Economics and Policy
  • Sustainability
  • Farm and Agribusiness Management