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

1986 - 2025

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Letters pp. 1: Brett W. House
Public Funding for University Agricultural Research pp. 2: Dale Colyer and Virgil Norton
Is a Crisis Ahead for World Grain Markets? A Look at World Grain Stocks pp. 2: Jerry A. Sharples
The "new" agriculture pp. 2: Michael Boehlje
Changing Times: A Farmer's Perspective pp. 2: Will Erwin
The Farm Input "Crisis" in the Former Soviet Union: What to Do? pp. 2: William Liefert
North Dakota's Development Bank pp. 3: Marvin R. Duncan, Laurence M. Crane and Cole Gustafson
Policy Making for Natural Resources: An Interview with Marion Clawson pp. 3: Gerald F. Vaughn
Regulating the Genetic Pool: How Costly Can Well-Intentioned Government Regulation Be? pp. 4: Julian Alston, John H. Constantine and Vincent H. Smith
Why Scientists Should Talk to Economists - and Vice Versa pp. 5: John Antle and Robert J. Wagenet
Front Materials pp. 5: Unknown
Agricultural Water Conservation Legislation: Will It Save Water? pp. 5: Ray G. Huffaker and Norman K. Whittlesey
The Agroecological Opium of the Masses pp. 5: Jim Chen
Does the GATT Agreement Promote Export Subsidies? A case of unintended consequences pp. 5: Robert L. Paarlberg

Do Cropland Diversion Programs Harm Rural Economies? pp. 1: Evert Van der Sluis and Willis L. Peterson
Games People Play pp. 1: Richard Alderfer
A "Downunder" Perspective for the 1995 Farm Bill pp. 2: Alan R. Bird
Letters pp. 2: Glenn C.W. Ames, Vernon Ruttan and Gerald F. Vaughn
The growing U.S. rice market: it's not just an Asian food anymore pp. 2: Gail Cramer and Eric J. Wailes
George S. Wehrwein: The Economist's Approach to Ecology pp. 3: Gerald F. Vaughn
The Public View of Land Grant Universities: Results From a National Survey pp. 3: James A. Christenson, Don A. Dillman, Paul D. Warner and Priscilla Salant
Business Incubators: A Local Economic Development Option pp. 4: Deborah M. Markley and Kevin T. McNamara
Rural Credit Markets: Challenges for a Sector in Transition pp. 4: Marvin R. Duncan, Michael Boehlje and David A. Lins
Immigration Reform and U.S. Agriculture pp. 4: J. Edward Taylor and Philip L. Martin
Front Materials pp. 5: Unknown
Environmental Costs: Rough Weather Ahead for Small Communities? pp. 5: Richard J. Reeder
Strategies for Declining Academic Enterprises pp. 5: William D. Dobson
Politics and the Public Interest in Farm Policy: Five Litmus Test Issues pp. 6: Robert Innes

In Review pp. 1: Jim Sinner
Farmers' Preferences for 1995 Policy pp. 2: Marshall A. Martin, Harold D. Guither, Bob F. Jones and Robert G.F. Spitze
Farmers' use of flex acres pp. 2: Stan G. Daberkow, Jim Langley and E. Douglas Beach
Green Programs: A Corn Belt example of one way to reduce nitrogen use pp. 3: Richard Levins and Michael A. Schmitt
Why Support the Price of Honey? pp. 3: Mary K. Muth and Walter Thurman
Reforming Russia's Agriculture: A Slow Path From Plan to Market pp. 3: Craig L. Infanger
Forging Vertical Strategic Alliances pp. 3: Erna van Duren, Wayne H. Howard and Helen McKay
New Zealand Economic Reforms: Implications for U.S. Farm Policy pp. 4: Pasour, E.C., and Francis Scrimgeour
Livestock and Poultry Waste-Control Costs pp. 4: David A. Westenbarger and David Letson
Rural Development in Indian Country: Is cheap irrigation water a cost-effective approach? pp. 4: Robert A. Young and Roger Mann
Front Materials pp. 5: Unknown
The Twelve Best Reasons For Commodity Programs: Why None Stands Scrutiny pp. 6: Luther G. Tweeten
The 1995 Farm Bill: Issues and Options pp. 7: John G. Stovall and Dale E. Hathaway

Ezra Taft Benson's USDA Years - Out with the Old, In with the New pp. 1: Harold F. Breimyer
Letters pp. 1: Harold F. Breimyer and Gerald F. Vaughn
Extended Fisheries Jurisdiction: A Cure for Overfishing? pp. 2: Strand, Ivar E.,
Last Thoughts for a Bibliotaph pp. 2: Jimmye S. Hillman
Malthus, Cousteau, And Schultz: Does Foreign Agricultural Development Have a Future? pp. 4: Wharton, Clifton R.,
Grain Quality Revisited pp. 4: Stephanie Mercier and Bengt Hyberg
The United States/Canada Durum Wheat War pp. 5: Marvin R. Duncan and Won W. Koo
Front Materials pp. 5: Unknown
Keith Collins on the 1995 Farm Bill pp. 5: Harry W. Ayer
Does AID Have a Future? pp. 5: Vernon Ruttan
The Evolution of Federal Wetlands Policy pp. 6: Keith D. Wiebe and Ralph E. Heimlich
An Essay on Takings: Concepts and Issues pp. 7: Robert Innes