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AGRITHORITY ADDS AG ECONOMIST
Mar. 8, 2011
Source: AgriThority news release
AgriThority LLC, a company specializing in product and market development in agriculture and allied industries, has added a new associate, Senior Agricultural Economist Keith Eisberg.
Eisberg brings nearly 30 years of international and domestic agricultural consulting experience to AgriThority. The majority of his assignments have been with The World Bank to analyze and implement viable production and agricultural improvements in developing countries. He also has worked with the Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO) of the United Nations and the U.S. Agency for International Development (AID).
Eisberg has vast experience working in international markets, such as Africa, Asia, the Caribbean, Latin America and South America. He is skilled in analyzing crop production costs, revenue budgeting, feasibility studies, cropping patterns and best management practices to improve farmer profitability.
"With his knowledge of cross-cultural business ventures in both foreign and domestic markets, Keith Eisberg adds another level of expertise for AgriThority clients," says Jerry Duff, AgriThority LLC managing member.
"He possesses a unique combination of experience in agricultural policy and development on a global scale, yet he also has an understanding of production agriculture in the Unites States due to his passion for the industry and his involvement on his own farm. We believe he is a strong asset to clients."
Eisberg graduated from the University of Missouri in 1974, where he obtained both bachelor and master of science degrees in Agricultural Economics. In addition to his work as an agricultural economist, Eisberg raises corn, soybeans and wheat on his family farm in central Missouri.
Operating internationally, AgriThority serves companies in crop and animal agriculture, horticulture and allied industries. The company is an independent resource for technology assessment and transfer into markets. The services include independent research, development and analysis of product data, best management practices and other scientific or economic issues of producers, agri-businesses and related industries.
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