Ontario Agricultural College, University of Guelph

Ontario Agricultural College Podcasts

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Brady Deaton, Jr., the McCain Family Chair in Food Security in the Department of Food, Agricultural and Resource Economics at the University of Guelph, hosts the FARETalk podcast. The podcast provides engaging and enduring conversations about contemporary topics relevant to food, agricultural, and resource economics. The podcast has been running since 2011.OAC's The Why and How Podcast looks to answer big questions in agriculture, food, and the environment through casual conversations that are rooted in research. Host Josh Moran chats with graduate students, researchers and professors to learn...

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Ontario Agricultural College, University of Guelph

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Mar 14, 2025

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Episodes

Food Prices - July 4th, 2011 14.03.2025

The Economics of Food: How Feeding and Fueling the Planet Affects Food Prices. Transcript Brady Deaton:  Today my guest is Dr. Patrick Westhoff, and we will be discussing his book, The Economics of Food: How Feeding and Fueling the Planet Affects Food Prices. This book was published in 2010 by the FT Press. Dr. Westhoff is the Director of the Food Policy Research Institute at the University of Mis...

Standards: Recipes for Reality - July 15th, 2011 14.03.2025

Dr. Busch argues that standards play a central role in constructing reality. Transcript Brady Deaton:  My guest today is Dr. Laurence Bush. He and I will be discussing his forthcoming book titled Standards: Recipes for Reality. The book will be published by MIT Press. Laurence Bush is university-distinguished professor in the Department of Sociology at Michigan State University and co-directs the...

Understanding Rural Canada - Octoboer 19th, 2011 14.03.2025

Ray Bollman discusses terms, trends, and policy issues relevant to understanding rural Canada. Transcript Brady Deaton:  My guest today is Ray Bollman. He and I will be discussing issues related to rural Canada and policy. Ray has been the focal point in Statistics Canada for rural research and analysis since the 1990's. He initiated Statistics Canada's rural and small town Canada Analysis Bulleti...

The Canadian Wheat Board (CWB): Assessing the future of wheat marketing in Canada. - October 20th, 2011 14.03.2025

Dr. Murray Fulton and Dr. Brady Deaton discuss the Canadian Wheat Board (CWB) Transcript Brady Deaton:  Welcome to FARE Talk where we set out to provide enduring discussions on contemporary topics relevant to our economy with particular emphasis on food, agriculture and the environment. My name is Brady Deaton Jr. Of the Department of Food, Agriculture and Resource Economics at the University of G...

The Origins, Nature, and Content of the Right to Property: Five Economic Solitudes - February 15th, 2012 14.03.2025

Dr. Glenn Fox and Dr. Brady Deaton discuss Glenn's longstanding interest in property rights and his recent publication in the Canadian Journal of Agricultural Economics. Transcript Dr. Brady Deaton:  Welcome to FARE Talk, where we set out to provide enduring discussions on contemporary topics relevant to our economy with particular emphasis on food, agriculture, and the environment. My name is Bra...

Farm Succession Planning: Reflections and Suggestions - May 11th, 2012 14.03.2025

Jennifer Stevenson and Dr. Brady Deaton discuss farm succession planning. Jennifer is the Business Finance Program Lead with the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture Food and Rural Affairs (OMAFRA). Transcript Brady Deaton Jr.:  Welcome to FARE Talk, where we set out to provide enduring discussions on contemporary topics relevant to our economy with particular emphasis on food, agriculture, and the env...

Does Dutch Disease Explain Canada's Manufacturing Woes? - June 14th, 2012 14.03.2025

In this podcast Jeremy Leonard and I discuss a paper that he and his colleagues - Mohammad Shakeri and Richard S. Gray - recently published through the Institute for Research on Public Policy. The paper is titled, "Dutch Disease or Failure to Compete? A Diagnosis of Canada's Manufacturing Woes," and is available for download. Transcript Brady Deaton Jr.:  Welcome to FARE Talk where we set out to p...

First Nations Lands and Economies - September 13th, 2012 14.03.2025

In this podcast Chief Robert Louie and I discuss the management and control of First Nations Land. Chief Louie is the Chief of the Westbank First Nation. He is the chairman of the First Nations Lands Advisory Board since 1989 and a member of the Order of Canada. Transcript Brady Deaton Jr.:  Welcome to FARE-Talk where we set out to provide enduring discussions on contemporary topics relevant to ou...

Assessing agricultural policy in the twenty-first century: Who benefits from Agricultural Subsidies? What happened after tobacco quota ended in Kentucky? - October 25th, 2012 14.03.2025

In this podcast Barrett Kirwan and I discuss his research on two issues crucial to understanding agricultural policy and rural economic development in the twenty-first century. Transcript Brady Deaton Jr.:  Welcome to FARE Talk, where we set out to provide enduring discussions on contemporary topics relevant to our economy, with particular emphasis on food, agriculture, and the environment. My nam...

"Beyond the Indian Act": Examining the Potential Role of Fee-Simple Ownership - December 17th, 2012 14.03.2025

In this podcast Dr. Tom Flanagan, myself, and students from the University of Guelph discuss Tom's research examining First Nations and private property rights. Transcript Brady Deaton Jr.:  Welcome to FARE-talk where we set out to provide enduring discussions on contemporary topics relevant to our economy with particular emphasis on food, agriculture, and the environment. My name is Brady Deaton,...

The U.S. Farm Bill: Past, Present and Future Issues - August 19, 2013 14.03.2025

In this podcast David and I discuss the U.S. farm bill. He reviews the history of U.S. farm bills and the current political setting surrounding efforts to pass a farm bill in 2013. Transcript [0:05]  Brady:  Welcome to FARE Talk, where we set out to provide enduring discussions on contemporary topics relevant to our economy, with particular emphasis on food, agriculture and the environment. My nam...

The Food Police: A Well-Fed Manifesto About the Politics of Your Plate - October 8, 2013 14.03.2025

Dr. Jayson Lusk and Dr. Brady Deaton discuss Jayson's most recent book - The Food Police: A Well-Fed Manifesto About the Politics of Your Plate, and his concern about government led efforts to promote local food, tax soft drinks, and diets in a particular direction. Transcript [0:05]  Brady:  Welcome to FARE Talk, where we set out to provide enduring discussions on contemporary topics relevant to...

Tenants and Landlords: Who benefits from U.S. Agricultural Subsidies? - January 5, 2014 14.03.2025

Barry Goodwin and Dr. Brady Deaton discuss Barry's research on the effect of U.S. subsidies on U.S. farmland values and rental rates. They focus their discussion on the effect of U.S. agricultural subsidies on rental rates. Transcript [0:05]  Brady:  Welcome to FARE talk, where we set out to provide enduring discussions on contemporary topics relevant to our economy, with particular emphasis on fo...

Africa, Land and Economic Development - August 28th, 2014 14.03.2025

Dr. Thom Jayne and Dr. Brady Deaton have a conversation focused on economic development strategies for Sub-Saharan Africa and contemporary issues regarding land use and land ownership in Africa. Transcript [0:04]  Brady:  Welcome to FARE Talk, where we set out to provide enduring discussions on contemporary topics relevant to our economy, with particular emphasis on food, agriculture and the envir...

Wind Turbines and Property Values in Ontario: Public Perception and Empirical Evidence – November 18th, 2014 14.03.2025

Dr. Richard Vyn and students at the University of Guelph in Dr. Brady Deaton's 4th year course in Land Economics, discuss Dr. Vyn's recent journal article, "The Effects of Wind Turbines on Property Values in Ontario: Does Public Perception Match Empirical Evidence?" Transcript [0:04]  Brady:  Welcome to FARE Talk, where we set out to provide enduring discussions on contemporary topics relevant to...

GM Crops and Twenty-First Century Agriculture – March 11th, 2015 14.03.2025

Dr. Rene Van Acker and Dr. Brady Deaton discuss GM crops. The podcast develops an understanding of contemporary and historic issues associated with the first "wave" of GM crops. They also discuss contemporary controversies and institutional issues associated with GM crops, as well as the future of GM crops. Transcript Brady Deaton:  (0:04) Welcome to FARE talk where we set out to provide enduring...

What's The Buzz? A Discussion of Bees and Neonics - June 27th, 2016 14.03.2025

Dr. Cynthia Scott-Dupree and Dr. Brady Deaton discuss the science that informs understanding of the relationship between bees and neonics - a pesticide that has recently been made subject to new restrictive regulations in Ontario, Canada and elsewhere. Transcript Brady Deaton:  [0:04] Welcome to FARE Talk where we set out to provide enduring discussions on contemporary topics relevant to our econo...

The Meaning and Measure of Household Food Insecurity - July 5th, 2016 14.03.2025

Dr. Valerie Tarasuk and Dr. Brady Deaton discuss the meaning and measure of food insecurity in Canada and the United States. Transcript Brady Deaton:  Welcome to FARE Talk where we set out to provide enduring discussions on contemporary topics relevant to our economy with particular emphasis on food, agriculture and the environment. My name is Brady Deaton Junior of the Department of Food, Agricul...

Examining the Relationship Between Land-Use Regulation and Affordable Housing - November 17th, 2016 14.03.2025

Students from the University of Guelph and I discuss issues regarding land-use regulation and affordable housing with Emily Hamilton. Emily is a policy research manager at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University. Our discussion draws from a recent paper that she, and her co-author wrote titled, "How Land-Use Regulation Undermines Affordable Housing." Transcript Brady Deaton: Welcome to FARE...

The Softwood Lumber War - April 9th, 2017 14.03.2025

Dr. Daowei Zhang and Dr. Brady Deaton discuss his thoughts about the contemporary and historic trade dispute between Canada and the United States regarding softwood lumber: i.e., "The Softwood Lumber Wars." Transcript Brady Deaton Jr: Welcome to FARE Talk where we set out to provide enduring discussions on contemporary topics relevant to our economy with particular emphasis on food, agriculture an...

Economic Integration Reconsidered - June 26th, 2017 14.03.2025

Dr. Bruno Larue discusses his recent keynote presentation to the Canadian Agricultural Economics Society (CAES) titled, "Economic Integration Reconsidered". Dr. Larue describes what is meant by economic integration and assesses changes in the perceived benefits of integration since the late 1980s. Transcript: 00:00 – 03:16 Brady Deaton: Welcome to FARE Talk where we set out to provide enduring dis...

FARE Talk - The Future of Food - November 7th, 2017 06.03.2025

In this podcast Dr. Jayson Lusk and Dr. Brady Deaton discuss Jayson's George Morris AgriFood Policy Lecture: "The Future of Food." Jayson points out that since the writings of Malthus, the food sector has been characterized by increases in productivity. He notes that this increase in productivity has allowed us to escape the Malthusian trap. Transcript: [Introductory music] Brady Deaton:  Welcome...

FARE Talk - The Economic Consequences of Farmland Policy on Farmland Values in Saskatchewan - March 27th, 2018 06.03.2025

In this podcast Dr. Chad Lawley discusses his recent paper examining the consequences of the 2003 Farmland Security Act Amendment in Saskatchewan. He finds evidence that the amendment favourably increased farmland prices. Transcript: [Introductory music] Brady Deaton:  Welcome to FARE Talk where we set out to provide enduring discussions on contemporary topics relevant to our economy with particul...

FARE Talk - Thinking About Future Food Security By Examining The Last 35 Years In World Grain and Oil Seed Markets 06.03.2025

In this podcast, Dr. Pat Westhoff discusses his recent article "Four indicators that explain world grain and oilseed market developments" written with his colleague Dr. Wyatt Thompson. Our discussion focuses on their empirical examination of four key indicators: crop yields, population, Chinese demand, and biofuel production.  

FARE Talk - Wind Turbines and Property Values in Ontario: Public Perception and Empirical Evidence – November 18th, 2014 06.03.2025

In this podcast, Professor Richard Vyn discusses his recently published article: "Property Value Impacts of Wind Turbines and the Influence of Attitudes Toward Wind Energy". His research examines the impact or wind turbines on property values in municipalities that oppose wind energy development and those that have not expressed opposition. Transcript: [0:00] [Introductory music plays] [0:04]  Bra...

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