Dr. Ross Kingwell

Biography

Ross Kingwell is a Professor at the University of Western Australia, where he has an extensive academic and professional career focused on agricultural economics and related fields. He holds a Master’s and a PhD, having initially double-majored in agronomy and agricultural economics. Over time, he transitioned fully into the field of economics, shaping his research interests around the complexities of agricultural supply chains, emissions management in agriculture, and innovative policies affecting farming systems in Australia. He has contributed significantly as the Chief Economist at the Australian Export Grains Innovation Centre and has held numerous leadership roles, including that of Principal Economist at the WA Government’s Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development. His research endeavors include diverse funded projects focusing on various aspects of agricultural management, farm efficiency, and climate change adaptation among broadacre farms. He has pursued extensive collaborations within academia and industry to enhance Australia's agricultural landscape. His commitment extends to leadership roles in professional societies, co-editing journals, and participating in advisory committees, thus reinforcing his influence in agricultural economics and policy development.

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