Jalyssa Beaudry
M.S. Agricultural and Applied Economics
- Links
Bio Sketch
Jalyssa will graduate in May 2025 with an M.S. in Agricultural and Applied Economics from UW–Madison. Her graduate work focused on data-driven approaches to improving farm management, including a thesis titled “The Impact of Milking Frequency in Automated Milking Systems on Milk Production and Milk Revenue.” Throughout her academic journey, she gained hands-on experience through internships at Dairy Farmers of America and Compeer Financial, where she focused on data modeling and analytics. This summer, she will be joining CGB Enterprises as a Grain Leadership Trainee where she will gain experience in agricultural commodities, logistics, and business operations. Looking ahead, she’s excited to continue applying data analytics to solve real-world challenges in agriculture and support producers in making informed, profitable decisions.
Jalyssa will graduate in May 2025 with an M.S. in Agricultural and Applied Economics from UW–Madison. Her graduate work focused on data-driven approaches to improving farm management, including a thesis titled “The Impact of Milking Frequency in Automated Milking Systems on Milk Production and Milk Revenue.” Throughout her academic journey, she gained hands-on experience through internships at Dairy Farmers of America and Compeer Financial, where she focused on data modeling and analytics. This summer, she will be joining CGB Enterprises as a Grain Leadership Trainee where she will gain experience in agricultural commodities, logistics, and business operations. Looking ahead, she’s excited to continue applying data analytics to solve real-world challenges in agriculture and support producers in making informed, profitable decisions.
Personal Reflection
Graduate school at UW–Madison and in the AAE department pushed me harder than I ever expected, especially during the process of completing my thesis, which challenged me to think critically, manage uncertainty, and persevere through setbacks. It built my resilience, sharpened my skills, and fueled my passion for tackling real-world problems. I'm excited to take everything I've learned into the next chapter of my career!
Graduate school at UW–Madison and in the AAE department pushed me harder than I ever expected, especially during the process of completing my thesis, which challenged me to think critically, manage uncertainty, and persevere through setbacks. It built my resilience, sharpened my skills, and fueled my passion for tackling real-world problems. I'm excited to take everything I've learned into the next chapter of my career!