Myles Lewis
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Myles Lewis is a researcher focused on agricultural economics and sustainable horticulture, with a particular emphasis on the economic viability of innovative crop production technologies. His major contribution lies in developing quantitative frameworks to assess the financial risks and benefits of adopting vegetable grafting—a technique that enhances yield and reduces environmental impact. In his most-cited work, "Scenario-based Cost Analysis for Vegetable Grafting Nurseries of Different Technologies and Sizes" (2014, 27 citations), Lewis provides a critical tool for stakeholders evaluating capital-intensive investments in commercial grafting enterprises. This research bridges the gap between agronomic potential and real-world economic decision-making, offering scenario-based models that help growers and investors navigate uncertainty. By quantifying costs across different nursery scales and technologies, Lewis’s work has informed best practices for sustainable agriculture and supported the expansion of grafting in the United States. His research is particularly valuable for students and professionals seeking to understand the intersection of agricultural innovation, environmental stewardship, and financial planning.
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