Kim Jensen
Specialization: Agricultural marketing, consumer preferences, agribusiness, economic impacts
Professional Interest Areas: Agricultural Marketing, Agribusiness, Bioenergy Markets.
Research Areas: Supply analysis of potential bioenergy feedstocks, economic feasibility of bioenergy projects, demand and market analysis for bioenergy, economic impacts analysis, agri-tourism development, consumer preferences for local products and ecofriendly product attributes, and producer willingness to adopt new technologies and crops.
Research Client Base: Producer organizations, USDA, U.S. Department of Energy, EPA, Tennessee Department of Agriculture, Tennessee Valley Authority, Tennessee Department of Tourist Development, Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development, U.S. Forest Service, and local economic development agencies.
Agricultural marketing, agribusiness, consumer preferences, economic impacts analysis, bioenergy markets, producer willingness to adopt new crops, technologies, and practices.
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- Doctorate, Agriculture, Agriculture Operations, and Related S, Oklahoma State University, 1986
Kim Jensen
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- Doctorate, Agriculture, Agriculture Operations, and Related S, Oklahoma State University, 1986
Professional Interest Areas: Agricultural Marketing, Agribusiness, Bioenergy Markets.
Research Areas: Supply analysis of potential bioenergy feedstocks, economic feasibility of bioenergy projects, demand and market analysis for bioenergy, economic impacts analysis, agri-tourism development, consumer preferences for local products and ecofriendly product attributes, and producer willingness to adopt new technologies and crops.
Research Client Base: Producer organizations, USDA, U.S. Department of Energy, EPA, Tennessee Department of Agriculture, Tennessee Valley Authority, Tennessee Department of Tourist Development, Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development, U.S. Forest Service, and local economic development agencies.
Agricultural marketing, agribusiness, consumer preferences, economic impacts analysis, bioenergy markets, producer willingness to adopt new crops, technologies, and practices.