Wilder N. Ferreira

Extension Associate
Applied Economics & Statistics

279 Barre Hall
Phone: 864.656.5785
Fax:     864.656.5776
e-mail: wferrei@clemson.edu

Extension Software Applications

Curriculum Vita:

Education:

M.S. Industrial Engineering (Logistics), Clemson University, 2009
M.S. Applied Economics (Agribusiness Management), Clemson University, 2003
M.S. Agricultural Economics (Farm Management), Auburn University, 1999
B.S. Computer Science, Federal University of Goiás, Brazil, 1994
B.S. Economics, Catholic University of Goiás, Brazil, 1993

Recent Courses Taught:

APEC 308, Quantitative Applied Economics
APEC 319, Agribusiness Management

Research Interests:

Supply Chain Management
Farm Management
Agricultural Production and Agribusiness Management

Honors and Awards:

Distinguished Professional Contribution Award, Southern
      Agricultural Economics Association, 2000
Graduate Student Research Award, Auburn University, 1998

 

Selected Publications:

Stephen E. Miller, Wilder N. Ferreira, Lawrence D. Fredendall, and Linda B. Nelson.
“Competencies of Entry-Level College Graduate Employees in Agribusiness ,” Paper presented at 37 th Annual Meeting of the Southern Agricultural Economics Association, February 2005.

Ferreira, Wilder N. "Examining the Use of E-commerce by Business to Increase Revenues and Achieve Supply Chain Coordination" 2003 Southeast Decisions Sciences Institute Conference Proceedings, p. 167-169, February 2003.

Ferreira, Wilder N. "Analysis of the Meat Processing Industry in the United States." Extension Economics Report EER 211, Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics, Clemson University, Clemson, SC, January 2003

Ferreira, Wilder N. "COWCALF PLUS - A Computer Decision Tool for Cattlemen to Improve Production Decisions." Extension Economics Report EER 210, Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics, Clemson University, Clemson, SC, January 2003.

Ferreira, Wilder N., C.E. Curtis, Jr., R.W. Sutton, et al. "Agronomic Crop Enterprise Budgets for South Carolina - 2003." Extension Economics Report, EER 209, Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics, Clemson University, Clemson, SC, January 2003.