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    Mary  Wagner         

309 Grand Ave.

Bozeman, MT 59001

406-599-9876
mary_wagner@yahoo.com

SKILLS SUMMARY

Seventeen years of academic, non-profit, and government research and analysis in the fields of sustainable agriculture, ecology, statistics, engineering, economics and international trade.  Accomplished writer of scientific publications and well-versed in delivering technical presentations. Comprehensive understanding of domestic and international agricultural trade policy.  Outstanding written and oral communication skills.  Extensive experience teaching and managing students and employees.

CAREER HISTORY

 

CHIEF HORTICULTURALIST                                                                           6/2010-5/2011

Greener Pastures, Bozeman, Montana

            Wrote technical plant production operations manual for employees.  Co-managed alternative medicine production for 500 patients, specifically involving plant propagation and cultivation, pest/disease prevention and troubleshooting, harvesting and curing, nutrient decisions, and training and managing five employees. 

ACCOUNT MANAGER and FARM WORKER

Field Day Farms          , Bozeman, Montana                                                                4/2009 – 10/2010

Managed wholesale and restaurant accounts.  Assistant to all aspects of operating a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) vegetable and herb farm that supports 30 families and sells produce to the Bozeman farmers market.  Co-founded farmer group to develop a sustainable local food system and to improve the access of healthy food for all members of the southwest Montana community. 

POST-DOCTORAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATE

Dept of Land Resources & Environmental Sciences, Montana State University          11/2009 – 3/2010

Bozeman, Montana                                                                                         

Lecturer on the principles of sustainable agriculture, ecology, and the relationship between agriculture and climate change.  Researcher of organic agricultural production, and nutrient cycling, carbon sequestration, and climate change in food systems.  Grant and report writer.

CONSULTANT/CONTRACTOR

Headwaters Economics,          Bozeman, Montana                                                      1/2009 – 11/2009     

Assisted the development of the Economic Profile System (EPS), a software system created by Headwaters Economics to help public and private land managers (e.g. USDA/Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Management) produce socioeconomic profiles of selected geographies for land management plans and policies. 

CONSULTANT and APRENTICE CHEESEMAKER

Amaltheia Dairy, Belgrade, Montana                                                              8/2009 – 3/2009

Developed a financial analysis for Amaltheia Dairy with assistance from the College of Business at Montana State University.  Assisted in the production of chevre, ricotta, and feta cheeses at an organic goat dairy

INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIST

U.S. Department of Agriculture - Foreign Agricultural Service                                     6/2007 – 9/2008

Washington D.C.         

Coordinated the development of agricultural policy for the USDA with respect to NAFTA.  Organized and prepared briefing materials for 16 cabinet and sub-cabinet level meetings concerning technical and non-technical agricultural trade issues.  Assisted coordinating and preparing background information and analysis for USDA Secretary Johann’s trip to Central America, Acting Secretary Conner’s ministerial meeting at the FAO/UN in Rome, Acting Secretary Conner’s congressional delegation trip to Colombia, and Secretary Shaver’s global meeting on world food security at FAO/UN. Collaborated with overseas diplomats and foreign staff to coordinate USDA and US government programs, activities, and trade issues.  Answered policy and trade questions to businesses and foreign governments. 

 

CROP ASSESSMENT ANALYST                                                         

U.S. Department of Agriculture - Foreign Agricultural Service                                     2/2005 – 6/2007

Washington D.C.         

Developed area and production estimates of the major grains, oilseeds, and cotton crops for all South American countries, emphasizing Brazil and Argentina.  Developed and presented 24 formal technical briefings to the Chairperson of the World Agricultural Outlook Board in the USDA’s Office of the Chief Economist from 2006-2007.  Developed written and graphical materials for briefings and publications that provided insight to crop condition/production outlook, trade implications, climatological events, and other issues that may affect global agricultural supply and demand.  Analyzed information from satellite imagery, Geographic Information Systems (GIS), economic indicators, trade data, attaché reports, meteorological data, and yield models.

PH.D. RESEARCH ASSISTANT

Montana State University, Land Resources and Environmental Sciences                    9/2000 - 1/2005

Bozeman, Montana                                                                                         

Developed a wheat yield prediction model using spatial data and meta-analysis from world wide data sets. Simulated model outputs to recommend optimal site-specific nitrogen and fertilizer management strategies using precision agricultural technologies.  Supervised students. Lectured students, farmers, and industry representatives. Wrote technical articles in peer-reviewed journals.

ASSISTANT SCIENTIST

University of Minnesota Extension Service, St. Paul, Minnesota                                  2/2000 - 8/2000

Assisted Extension educators with ongoing research pertaining to rural water quality. Wrote and edited Extension Service informational reports.

FARM WORKER

Willow Lake Farm, Windom, Minnesota                                                                         12/1998 - 10/1999

Assisted with farm management decisions pertaining to organic field crops, conventional corn-soybean production, land management of agriculture fields and prairie, grain marketing, wildlife habitat, and impacts of federal farm policies.  Wrote and received Minnesota Department of Agriculture grant to study the use of cover crops.

RESEARCH SPECIALIST

University of Minnesota, Dept. of Wood and Paper Science                              5/1998 - 4/1999

Conducted an economic feasibility study that determined whether or not the use of wheat, barley, and oat straw from the Red River Valley to be used for paper production was viable.  Published findings in peer-reviewed scientific publication.

GRADUATE RESEARCH ASSISTANT

University of Minnesota, Dept. of Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering                9/1996 - 11/1998

Conducted collaborative research with 3M and Minnesota growers on solar panels to increase light levels in commercial greenhouses for increased plant growth.  Performed statistical analysis. Presented findings at conferences and in scientific articles.

EDUCATION

 

Doctorate received 6/2004

Land Resources and Environmental Sciences, Montana State University, Bozeman, MT

Land Resources and Environmental Sciences, Minor: Statistics
Developed a yield prediction model for localized optimization of fertilizer and herbicide application in wheat crops.  Studied principles of sustainable cropping systems, agronomy, bioeconomic agricultural and risk assessment models, statistics, plant physiology, ecology, and computer programming.

Master's Degree received 11/1998

Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering, University of Minnesota, St. Paul, MN                                       

Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering, Minor: Horticulture

Installed and analyzed solar panels in greenhouses to improve light levels. Studied principles of soil sciences, water resources, horticulture, agronomy, plant physiology, statistics, and engineering.

Bachelor's Degree received 8/1996

Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering, University of Minnesota, St. Paul, MN                                       

Major: Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering

Completed agricultural engineering curriculum focusing on soil and water resources.

AWARDS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS

            Received highest performance appraisal rating from USDA/Foreign Agricultural Service NAFTA Branch

                  Chief, 2008 

            Received recognition by Department of Agriculture Secretary Johanns, for contribution to the

                  briefing materials he used during his trip to Central America in August, 2007

Received two USDA/Foreign Agricultural Service performance awards for analysis presented to

the Chairman of the World Agricultural Outlook Board, and one award for most number of web updates, 2006-2007.

Bayard Taylor Fellowship, Montana State College of Agriculture, 2001.
2nd Place Student Paper Contest, Annual Western Society of Weed Science Meeting, 2001.

Mildred Livingston Presidential Scholarship, 2000.
Masters Student Fellowship, 1997.
Arnold Flikke Scholarship, 1997.
Alpha Epsilon Honor Society of Agricultural Engineering, 1996.

PUBLISHED PAPERS AND PRESENTATIONS

Wagner, N.C., B.D. Maxwell, M. L. Taper, L. J. Rew.  2007. Developing an empirical yield-prediction model based on wheat and wild oat (Avena fatua) density, nitrogen and herbicide rate, and growing-season precipitation.  Weed Science. 55(6):652-664.

Jasieniuk, M, M.L. Taper, N.C. Wagner, R.N. Sougaard, M. Brelsford, B.D. Maxwell.  2008. Selection of a barley yield model using information-theoretic criteria. Weed Science 56(4):628-636.

Wagner, N., B. Maxwell, A. Bussan, E. Luschei, and L. Van Wychen. 2001. Simulation of economic optimization of site-specific management in wild oat infested fields. Proceedings of the Western Society of Weed Science. Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. March 9-12.

Wagner, N., B. Maxwell, L. Rew, and D. Goodman. 2002. Development of a yield prediction model for site-specific management of herbicide and fertilizer. Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Precision Agriculture. Minneapolis, Minnesota. July 14-17.

Wagner, N., 2003. Optimizing agricultural inputs using site-specific management in wild oat infested fields. Presentation to farmers practicing precision agriculture. Bozeman, Montana. January 16.

Wagner, N., S. Ramaswamy, and U. Tschirner. 2000. Feasibility of cereal straw for industrial utilization in Minnesota. American Journal of Alternative Agriculture. 15(1):2-8.

Wagner, N.C, K.A. Janni, J.E. Erwin, C.M. Thill, and T. Blom. 1997. Measured light transmission in four greenhouses. Technical Paper, ASAE Annual Meeting Proceedings. Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Thill, C.M., N.C. Wagner, K.A. Janni, J.E. Erwin, T. Blom, P. Jaster, and P. Boulaevskaia. 1997. Using daylighting panels in commercial greenhouses to increase light levels. Technical Paper, ASAE Annual Meeting Proceedings. Minneapolis, Minnesota.

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