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

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Volume 09, issue 4, 1994

Agricultural Industrialization and Environmental Quality pp. 1

David E. Ervin and Katherine R. Smith

U.S. farm and food policy: Evolution of a new covenant pp. 2

Carl R. Zulauf

Nonmetropolitan Population Change in the 1990's pp. 2

Kenneth M. Johnson and Calvin L. Beale

Troubled Fur Trade and Implications for Wildlife Damage Management pp. 2

Mahadev G. Bhat

An Interview with Lee Hamilton pp. 3

David Freshwater

Can Agriculture Prosper Without Increased Social Capital? pp. 3

Lindon Robison and Allan Schmid

Water for California Agriculture: Lessons from the Drought and New Water Market Reform pp. 4

David Zilberman, David Sunding, Richard E. Howitt, Ariel Dinar and Neal A. MacDougall

Letters pp. 4

John Otte, William G. Tomek, L. Leon Geyer, Frederick J. Nelson, Nancy L. Thompson, Kathryn Ruhf, Henry M. Bahn, Luther G. Tweeten and Carl R. Zulauf

Managing Municipal Solid Waste In Rural Communities: Regional landfills offer cost savings pp. 4

Frank J. Dooley, Dean Bangsund and F. Leistritz

Industrialization in the Pork Industry pp. 5

Christopher Hurt

Front Materials pp. 5

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Industrialization: Steady Current or Tidal Wave? pp. 5

Mark Drabenstott

Metropolitan Growth: Boone or Bane to Nearby Rural Areas? pp. 5

David L. Barkley, Mark S. Henry and Shuming Bao

Volume 09, issue 3, 1994

A Private Farmer in a Land of Collective Agriculture pp. 2

Glenn C.W. Ames and Kathryn S. Ames

The Language of Loss: Or How to Paralyze Policy to Protect the Status Quo pp. 2

Daniel Bromley

A Wetland/Floodway Reserve from the Great Flood of 1993: What Effects? pp. 2

C. Robert Taylor, Penson, John B., and Klaus Alt

Farmland taxation: Is it equitable? pp. 2

Gene Wunderlich and John Blackledge

Solving the Education Puzzle pp. 2

Michael Walden

Richard T. Ely: Economic reformer and champion of academic freedom pp. 3

Gerald F. Vaughn

Enough Food for Future Generations? pp. 4

Per Pinstrup-Andersen and Rajul Pandya-Lorch

Opening China's Market to U.S. Agriculture pp. 4

Loraine A. West

Confronting the Ethics Behind Health Care Reform pp. 4

Mark H. Waymack

Economic Pathology, Six Cases pp. 5

Don Paarlberg

Front Materials pp. 5

Vernon Ruttan

Health and Health Care in Rural America pp. 5

Lorraine Garkovich and Rosalind P. Harris

Letters pp. 5

Ken Davis, Norman K. Whittlesey, Ray G. Huffaker, Walter R. Butcher, Eldon D. Smith, Terry Francl, Katherine R. Smith, Eiler C. Ravnholt, Eugene Gantz, Alan E. Baquet and Jerry R. Skees

Volume 09, issue 2, 1994

Food aid needs in developing countries pp. 2

Gene A. Mathia and Margaret Missiaen

Organic, conventional, and reduced till farming systems: Profitability in the Northern Great Plains pp. 2

Thomas L. Dobbs

Global Warming and Agriculture: The Basics pp. 3

Thomas E. Drennen and Harry Kaiser

Letters pp. 3

Glenn C.W. Ames, Harold F. Breimyer, Howard C. Richards, Bruce Gardner and W.E. Hamilton

Is farm operator succession a problem? pp. 3

Luther G. Tweeten and Carl R. Zulauf

A new model to reach water quality goals pp. 4

Richard T. McGuire

How Business Economists Keep Their Jobs: Lessons for Ag Economists and Their Institutions pp. 5

William D. Dobson and Patrick Luby

Workable Food Safety Regulation pp. 5

Luther C. McKinney

Front Materials pp. 5

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Changing Pesticide Policies pp. 5

Fred Kuchler, Sarah Lynch, Katherine Ralston and Laurian Unnevehr

World events shaping future U.S. agricultural trade pp. 6

Jerry A. Sharples, Lon Cesal, Hunter Colby, Christian Foster, David Kelch, Robert Koopman, Daniel Plunkett and David J. Sedik

Volume 09, issue 01, 1994

Agricultural Subsidies in Canada, Mexico, and the United States, 1982-91 pp. 2

Frederick J. Nelson, Mark Simone and Constanza Valdes

Biobased industrial products: What the federal government is doing pp. 3

E. Douglas Beach and Gregory R. Gajewski

Foreign aid and American universities: time for a change pp. 3

Gerald Nelson

Playing the market economy game in Russia and Ukraine pp. 3

William M. Edwards and Dennis Judd

Group Risk Plan Insurance: An Alternative Management Tool for Farmers pp. 4

Alan E. Baquet and Jerry R. Skees

The flood of 1993: The economic aftermath pp. 4

Dan Cassidy and Rickert Althaus

Science and social advocacy: a dilemma for policy analysts pp. 4

Katherine R. Smith

Letters pp. 4

Michael R. Dicks, Ralph E. Heimlich, C. Tim Osborn, Donald Snyder, Darwin B. Nielsen, Bert Brackett, Norman K. Whittlesey, Ray G. Huffaker and Walter R. Butcher

Water markets, individual incentives and environmental goals pp. 4

Richard E. Howitt

Front Materials pp. 5

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Yield and cost impacts of reduced pesticide use on fruits and vegetables pp. 5

Ronald D. Knutson, Charles R. Hall, Edward G. Smith, Sam Cotner and John W. Miller

Two steps forward - one step back pp. 6

B. Delworth Gardner and John E. Warner

Volume 08, issue 4, 1993

Linking Agriculture to the Economy pp. 2

Kathryn L. Lipton and William Edmondson

Building Consumer Support for Agricultural Research and Educational Programs pp. 2

David Debertin

Is the farm income multiplier seven? pp. 2

Gerald Schluter

The Japanese beef barket in transition pp. 2

Doren Chadee and Hiroshi Mori

McDonald and Wiley: Their hidden jewels for ag policy pp. 2

Gerald F. Vaughn

No News is Bad News...For Markets pp. 3

Kenneth C. Clayton and Barbara A. Claffey

Commodity Checkoff Programs: A Self-Help Marketing Tool for the Nation's Farmers? pp. 3

Olan D. Forker and Ronald Ward

New international linkages shaping the U.S. food system pp. 3

Ray A. Goldberg

Front Materials pp. 5

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Revitalizing the Russian food system: Markets in theory and practice pp. 5

Daniel Bromley

An Interview with John Lee, Jr pp. 6

Harry W. Ayer

Letters pp. 6

Mary Clare Ahearn, Bruce Gardner, Norman K. Whittlesey, Ray G. Huffaker and Walter R. Butcher

Looking forward to choices for the 21st century pp. 6

Luther G. Tweeten and D. Lynn Forster

Volume 08, issue 3, 1993

Alternative farming systems for U.S. agriculture: New estimates of profit and environmental effects pp. 2

John E. Ikerd, Sandra J. Monson and Donald L. Van Dyne

Problems with policy analysis tools pp. 2

Harold F. Breimyer

Information Sources of Large-Scale Farmers pp. 2

George F. Patrick, Gerald F. Ortmann, Wesley Musser and D. Howard Doster

Letters pp. 2

Robert D. Reinsel and David Freshwater

Public Education: Investment and Performace pp. 2

Kevin T. McNamara and Bob F. Jones

Georgia to Georgia: Teaching agricultural economics in Transcaucasia pp. 3

Glenn C.W. Ames

Agricultural economics in Eastern Europe: the Extension Experience in Poland pp. 4

Donald A. West, Henry M. Bahn and Mirostaw Drygas

A tale of two owls and lessons for the reauthorization of the Endangered Species Act pp. 4

John Loomis and Gloria E. Helfand

An Interview with William Reilly: Part 2 pp. 4

Sandra S. Batie

Sustainable development, ethics, and the Endangered Species Act pp. 5

Ludwig M. Eisgruber

Front Materials pp. 5

Unknown

Grazing Policy on Public Lands pp. 5

Norman K. Whittlesey, Ray G. Huffaker and Walter R. Butcher

The Conservation Reserve Program: what happens when contracts expire? pp. 6

Ralph E. Heimlich and C. Tim Osborn

Volume 08, issue 2, 1993

Pesticide Leaching Potential From Crop Production pp. 2

Margaret Maizel, George Muehlbach, Don W. Goss and Robert L. Kellogg

Contingent Valuation: The Wrong Tool to Measure Passive-Use Losses pp. 3

William H. Desvousges, Alicia R. Gable, Richard W. Dunford and Sara P. Hudson

Letters pp. 3

Glenn C.W. Ames, Robert D. Reinsel, David H. Harrington, Doering, Otto C., and Don Paarlberg

Reordering the Mission of Agriculture Research at Land-Grant Universities pp. 3

Carl R. Zulauf and Luther G. Tweeten

Passive-use Values and Contingent Valuation- Valid for Damage Assessment pp. 4

Alan Randall

A View of Agriculture's Future Through a Wide-Angle Lens pp. 4

Kristen Allen

Reinventing USDA: Missions Must Come First pp. 4

Neilson C. Conklin and William Gahr

An Interview with William Reilly pp. 4

Sandra S. Batie

Financial Institutions for Agriculture: A View to the Future pp. 5

Marvin R. Duncan and Richard D. Taylor

Front Materials pp. 5

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Introducing the Issues pp. 5

Richard Carson, Norman F. Meade and V. Smith

Sustainable Agriculture: A Global Perspective pp. 5

Pierre Crosson

Volume 08, issue 01, 1993

Henry A. Wallace Remembered pp. 1

Richard S. Kirkendall

Henry Wallace and statistics pp. 1

Oscar Kempthorne

Good and bad deficits: Views of a liberal Keynesian pp. 2

Robert Eisner

The deficit: A monetarist's perspective pp. 2

Allan Meltzer

Demythologizing Farm Income pp. 2

Bruce Gardner

Guatemala's Maya Biosphere Reserve: Can It Be Protected? pp. 2

William C. Thiesenhusen

Letters pp. 2

Robert L. Bartley, Carol Goodloe, C. Rosson, Molly Anderson, Dana Hoag and Heather Field

Reprise of Rio: Will Policymakers Hear Jose Carvalho's Chain Saw? pp. 2

Stephen A. Vosti

Targeting Extension Management and Marketing Programs pp. 2

William M. Edwards and David C. Petritz

Ammunition for the deficit war: A doomsayer speaks out pp. 3

Figgie, Harry E.,

Farm credit: The new focus on risk pp. 3

Steven Blank and Brian H. Schmiesing

Ethanol Policy in the Clean Air-Free Trade Era pp. 4

Norman Rask, Kevin Rask and Jill Tiefenthaler

Election Signals for Future Agricultural and Food Policy pp. 4

Robert G.F. Spitze

The Deficit and Agriculture pp. 4

James D. Schaub and Daniel Sumner

Front Materials pp. 5

Unknown

Policy Errors: They can't be eliminated, but can they be reduced? pp. 5

Dale E. Hathaway and George Edward Rossmiller

Agricultural policy reform: A proposal pp. 6

David H. Harrington and Doering, Otto C.,