Dustin Pendell

Professor

Department of Agricultural Economics

  • Professor
    Department of Agricultural Economics
  • 785-532-3525 (Work)
  • Kansas State University, Agricultural Economics, 220 Waters Hall, Manhattan, KS, 66535, United States

FUNDING

Dr. Pendell's research focuses on the economics of animal health and livestock production systems, with particular emphasis on the economic impacts of animal diseases, biosecurity, and risk management strategies. He uses applied economic modeling and data-driven analysis to evaluate how animal health outcomes influence producer decision-making, market performance, and supply chain resilience at local, national, and global scales. He also examines the broader implications of animal health for food security, trade, and agricultural sustainability. Through interdisciplinary collaboration, he aims to develop evidence-based insights that support effective policy design, industry decision-making, and improved management practices across the agricultural sector.