Agricultural economists study the economic aspects of agriculture and related industries. They analyze data on crop production, livestock, and market trends to help farmers, businesses, and policymakers make informed decisions. Their work often involves assessing the impact of government policies, trade agreements, and environmental factors on agricultural productivity and profitability. These professionals use various tools and methods, including statistical analysis and economic modeling, to forecast future trends and challenges in the agricultural sector. By understanding the relationship between agriculture, economics, and environmental sustainability, agricultural economists contribute to improving food security and promoting efficient resource use.