Professor Bayham’s research interests lie at the intersection of public policy, human health, and the natural environment. He studies a wide range of topics including: the valuation of natural capital, the economics of wildfire management, the impact of human behavior on infectious disease transmission.
Professor Mooney’s research, teaching, and extension contributions lie primarily in the areas of production economics and agricultural business management. He plans to work on topics related to sustainable cropping systems, precision farming technology, and livestock enterprise management.
Troy will work directly with research center managers, faculty, and staff across the state, enhancing communication between the centers and leveraging center resources and expertise to maximize our support for Colorado agriculture.