Dr. Gramig works on issues at the interface between humans and the environment related to water quality and quantity, and climate change mitigation and adaptation. He conducts research to understand farmer behavior, and designs policies and programs to increase economic efficiency in agricultural conservation. He develops decision support tools and works with extension educators and farm advisers. He is an adjunct professor in ACE and a Research Agricultural Economist with the Economic Research Service, USDA.
Watch Ben's Mini-talk: If Less Tillage Costs Less, Then Why Don’t More Farmers Use Conservation Tillage? (2020)