A selection of three-dimension graphs shows the supply and usage of corn for the U.S. at the state level, and for Texas at the county level. An example of a three-dimension price surface is provided for select counties in Nebraska. All was done using Arch View software.Demand and Price Analysis, Production Economics,

Conley, Dennis M.

Gaskins, Katie

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Research Papers in Economics

Katie Gaskins
Graduate Research Assistant
Dennis Conley
Professor
Analysis of Corn Production and Usage
Presented at the 2003 WCC-72 Meetings
June 9-11, 2003 in Las Vegas
University of Nebraska
MBA Agribusiness ProgramUniversity of Nebraska
MBA Agribusiness Program
• Analysis of Corn Production and Usage
– Net Deficit States
– Texas Corn Production
– Nebraska Price Surface
• ArcView Software
– Illustrate spreadsheet data in 3D graphs
– Rotate, zoom, and manipulate graphs
– Printable 3D graphsUniversity of Nebraska
MBA Agribusiness Program
Net Deficit States
• North Carolina
•T e x a s
•G e o r g i a
•A r k a n s a s
•A l a b a m aUniversity of Nebraska
MBA Agribusiness Program
Net Deficit States 
1999University of Nebraska
MBA Agribusiness Program
Texas Corn Production
• Data at County Level
– Panhandle 
–C e n t r a l  
–S o u t h e a s tUniversity of Nebraska
MBA Agribusiness Program
Texas Corn Production
1999University of Nebraska
MBA Agribusiness Program
Nebraska Price Surface
• Daily spot prices
– Start small scale (10 points in Nebraska)
– Larger scale (points all over the world)
• 3-D changing surface model in ArcViewUniversity of Nebraska
MBA Agribusiness Program
Nebraska Price Surface
1993-1997

ANALYSIS OF CORN PRODUCTION AND USAGE

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