Elizabeth Yeager

Elizabeth Yeager is a Professor and Director of Undergraduate Programs in the Department of Agricultural Economics at Kansas State University (K-State). She holds a B.S. (2007) and Ph.D. (2011) in Agricultural Economics from K-State. Before joining K-State in 2015, she was faculty at Purdue University.

Her research focuses on agribusiness, farm management, agricultural finance, and production systems. Specific interests include firm productivity/efficiency analysis, repayment risk assessment, and producers' risk perspectives. She also emphasizes teaching effectiveness and enhancing classroom learning experiences.

Teaching responsibilities include courses such as Grain and Livestock Marketing Systems (AGEC 220), Farm and Ranch Management (AGEC 308), Commodity Futures (AGEC 420), and Agricultural Finance (AGEC 513).

No specific scientific awards or recent articles are explicitly listed in the provided materials. She oversees undergraduate programs and contributes to departmental research initiatives related to agricultural policy and management.