Choices: The Magazine of Food, Farm, and Resource Issues

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2000, volume 15, articles 3

Don't Call It Waste: Phosphorus Available pp. 2

Verel W. Benson, D. Todd Farrand and Young, Robert E.,

FQPA: A Farmer's Perspective pp. 3

Keith W. Eckel

Apples, Kids and Core Science pp. 4

Charles M. Benbrook

Comments 2000 3rd Quarter pp. 4

Michael C. Stumo, Kitty Smith, David Schweikhardt, Sandra S. Batie, Elton R. Smith, Jerry Moles, Leroy J. Hushak and Frederick J. Hitzhusen

FQPA: Origin and Outcome pp. 4

Linda-Jo Schierow

Moving Toward Civic Agriculture pp. 4

Thomas A. Lyson

Water Pressure pp. 4

Garth Taylor, Ari M. Michelsen and Ray G. Huffaker

China: Will They Buy or Sell? pp. 5

Simeon K. Ehui, Thomas Hertel, Allan N. Rae and Alejandro Nin Pratt

World Trade Organization: Sleeping After Seattle? pp. 5

Jonathan R. Coleman and Karl Meilke

Can You Reduce Pesticide Risks and Pest Problems at the Same Time? Working Out the Bugs pp. 5

Sarah Lynch, Deana Sexson, Charles M. Benbrook, Michael Carter, Jeff Wyman, Pete Nowak, Jeb Barzen, Steve Diercks and John Wallendal

2000 Front Materials- Quarter 3 pp. 7

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2000, volume 15, articles 2

Research and Extension Expenditures Rising pp. 2

Gregory Perry

The Legacy of William Jasper Spillman pp. 2

Gerald F. Vaughn

Can Open Spaces Be Self-Financing? pp. 3

Noelwah Netusil, Erin Boyd, Zaid van Griffen, Michelle LaMerrill and Elisabeth Rainsberger

This Product May Contain GMOs pp. 4

Jill McCluskey

Wheat Breeder Battles: Hard Red Versus White pp. 4

Michael Boland, Marc A. Johnson and Sara K. Schumacher

A New Generation of Power pp. 4

Richard Levins

The Downside of Trading Up pp. 4

Julie Caswell, Jason A. Donovan and Elisabete Salay

Beef at the Border: Here's the Beef pp. 5

Gary W. Brester and Vincent H. Smith

Who Wants to Pay for Everglades Restoration? pp. 5

J. Walter Milon and Alan W. Hodges

Targeting Resourse Conservation Expenditures pp. 5

JunJie Wu, Richard M. Adams, David Zilberman and Bruce Babcock

2000 Front Materials- Quarter 2 pp. 7

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2000, volume 15, articles 01

Rexford G. Tugwell and The Economic Basis of the Public Interest pp. 2

Gerald F. Vaughn

Requiem for Summer Fallow pp. 2

Elwin G. Smith and Douglas L. Young

Market Hogs? pp. 4

John Beghin and Mark R. Metcalfe

Agricultural Nuisances: Curbing the Right-to-Farm pp. 5

Terence Centner

Family Farm Inc pp. 5

Douglas Allen and Dean Lueck

Free Markets at a Price pp. 5

Eluned Jones, Judith I. Stallmann and Craig L. Infanger

Genetically Modified Organisms: Why All The Controversy? pp. 5

Matthew P. Feldmann, Michael L. Morris and David Hoisington

Value-added Land Values pp. 6

Robert W. Jolly and Sergio Lence

2000 Front Materials- Quarter 1 pp. 8

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1999, volume 14, articles 4

Milk Marketing in the New Millennium: It Will Be Different! pp. 3

Kenneth W. Bailey

World Food in the Twenty-first Century pp. 3

Rajul Pandya-Lorch and Mark W. Rosegrant

Conservation Choices for a New Millennium pp. 4

Ralph E. Heimlich and Roger Claassen

The World's Water: Emerging Issues in an Era of Growing Scarcity pp. 4

Randolph Barker, David Seckler and Upali A. Amarasinghe

Food Safety and International Trade in the Twenty-first Century pp. 5

Jean Buzby and Donna Roberts

The Coming Livestock Revolution pp. 5

Christopher L. Delgado, Mark W. Rosegrant, Henning Steinfeld, Simeon K. Ehui and Claude B. Courbois

Nutraceuticals: Blurring the Line between Food and Drugs in the Twenty-first Century pp. 5

Adesoji Adelaja and Brian J. Schilling

Order Out of Chaos? The Evolution of Marketing Institutions pp. 5

Carolyn Dimitri

Seeds of Change: From Hybrids to Genetically Modified Crops pp. 5

Jorge Fernandez-Cornejo, Margriet Caswell and Cassandra Klotz-Ingram

Food and Nutrition in an Urbanizing World pp. 6

James L. Garrett and Marie Ruel

Agriculture, Sustainable Resource Use, and Food Security in the Twenty-first Century pp. 6

Keith D. Wiebe and Pierre Crosson

Agriculture's Safety Net: Looking Back to Look Ahead pp. 7

Joy L. Harwood and Craig Jagger

Front Materials pp. 7

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1999, volume 14, articles 3

Private Insurance Companies and the U.S. Crop Insurance Program pp. 2

Alan Ker

Farm Policy in an Era of Farm Diversity pp. 2

Betsey A. Kuhn and Susan E. Offutt

Domestic Farm Programs and the Upcoming WTO Negotiations pp. 2

Chester Young, Frederick J. Nelson and Randall D. Schnepf

Letters pp. 3

Gerald F. Vaughn, Harold F. Breimyer, Don Paarlberg, Sabrina J. Lovell, Peter J. Kuch, John Otte, Bruce Gardner, Alan Randall and Barry M. Cunfer

European Union Enlargement to the East: The Background for Agriculture pp. 4

John Malcolm

Foreign Direct Investment and Agricultural Trade: The U.S.-Mexico Experience pp. 4

H. Christine Bolling, Javier Calderon Elizalde and Charles R. Handy

The Endangered Species Act as a Tool to Conserve Biological Diversity pp. 5

Andrew R. Solow and Stephen Polasky

Front Materials pp. 5

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Household Waste Management: Issues and Guidelines pp. 5

Chongwoo Choe and Iain Fraser

The Endangered Species Act at Twenty-five pp. 6

Jason Shogren and John Tschirhart

Takings and Endangered Species Protection pp. 7

Robert Innes

1999, volume 14, articles 2

Baa, Baa, Black Sheep pp. 1

Harris, Harold M.,

Key Findings from the 1997 Census of Agriculture pp. 2

Donald M. Bay, Joe Reilly and Janet Allen

The 1997 Census of Agriculture: Accessing this Warehouse of Information pp. 2

Joe Reilly and Janet Allen

Why Benefits and Costs Matter pp. 4

Alan Randall

Institutional Innovation in Public Agricultural R&D pp. 4

Julian Alston, Philip Pardey and Vincent H. Smith

The East Asian Economic Crisis: It's Not All Bad News pp. 4

Elena Ianchovichina and Thomas Hertel

The End of Sixty Years of International Wool Promotion pp. 4

Malcolm Abbott

State Trading and the Upcoming WTO Discussions pp. 4

Andrew Schmitz, William Hartley Furtan and Kathy Baylis

Front Materials pp. 5

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Karnal Bunt: A Wimp of a Disease...But an Irresistible Political Opportunity pp. 5

Bruce R. Beattie and Dan R. Biggerstaff

Rethinking Regulation of Animal Agriculture pp. 5

Sabrina J. Lovell and Peter J. Kuch

Regulating Livestock Waste: An Economic Perspective pp. 6

Robert Innes

1999, volume 14, articles 01

Climate Change and Agriculture: Some Regional Implications pp. 2

Richard M. Adams and Brian H. Hurd

California Retail Milk Pricing: Economics or Profiteering? pp. 2

Hoy Carman

Pesticide Residues on Fresh Tomatoes and Strawberries pp. 2

Stevens, Thomas J., and Richard L. Kilmer

A New Look at the Old Problem of Externalities pp. 4

Alan Randall

Climate Change: Can Agriculture Adapt? pp. 4

John Reilly

Curbing Greenhouse Gases: Agriculture's Role pp. 4

Bruce McCarl and Uwe Schneider

China's Role in World Livestock and Feed-Grain Markets pp. 4

Dermot Hayes

Obituary for a Farm Program pp. 4

Don Paarlberg

Creating a Market for Carbon Emissions: Opportunities for U.S. Farmers pp. 5

Richard L. Sandor and Jerry R. Skees

Are There Ways to Enhance China's Food Security? pp. 5

B. Delworth Gardner and Yaohui Zhao

Front Materials pp. 5

Unknown

The Failure of Multiyear Hedge-to-Arrive Contracts pp. 5

Sergio Lence, Marvin L. Hayenga and Neil E. Harl