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

1986 - 2025

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Volume 07, issue 4, 1992

Model Farms pp. 1

Keith Bjerke

The Role of U.S. A.I.D pp. 2

John Becker

Opportunities In Ukraine pp. 2

Oleh G. Bilorus

Political Options, Political Futures pp. 2

Nancy Chapman

A View From The World Bank pp. 2

Csaba Csaki

NAFTA Provisions for Agriculture pp. 2

C. Rosson and Gary Williams

The Role of the Private Sector pp. 2

Edward Thor

Cattle-On-Feed Estimates: Problems and Changes pp. 3

Frederic A. Vogel

1992 Front Materials: Fourth Quarter pp. 4

Unknown

Plant Breeding In The 21st Century pp. 4

Donald N. Duvick

Henry A. Wallace as an Agricultural Economist pp. 4

William G. Murray and Raymond R. Beneke

The Pervasive Japanese Ag Co-Op System pp. 4

James V. Parker and Merritt Chesley

Agriculture And The North American Free Trade Agreement pp. 4

Gary Williams and C. Rosson

A CHOICES Panel... Priority USDA Issues for the Clinton Administration pp. 5

Lynn M. Daft, Bruce Gardner, William G. Lesher and J.B. Penn

Letters From You pp. 7

George W. Ladd, John Otte, Bruce R. Beattie, Daniel Bromley, Amy Angel, Terri Raney, Gerald F. Vaughn, James R. Dunn, John A. Schnittker, William P. Browne, Jerry R. Skees, Louis E. Swanson, Paul B. Thompson, Laurian Unnevehr, Craig Jagger, Carole Frank Nuckton, B. Delworth Gardner, John E. Ikerd, James C. Hanson, Dana Hoag and Pasour, E.C.,

Volume 07, issue 3, 1992

There Is A Future For The Land Grants, IF pp. 1

David Debertin

The Land Grant College System in Transition pp. 1

Don Paarlberg

The Next GATT Round: Setting the Stage For The 21st Century pp. 1

Fred H. Sanderson

1992 Front Materials: 3rd Quarter pp. 2

Unknown

Virtual Large Farms And Exurban Communities: Keys To Sustainable Agriculture pp. 2

Alan R. Bird

INTERNATIONAL TRADE To Be Negotiated Bilaterally And Regionally In Next Century: U.S. Farm Exports To Hold Up Well pp. 2

Harold F. Breimyer

Vested Interests: Organizational Inertia, And Market Shares: A Commentary On Academic Obsolescence pp. 2

Daniel Bromley

Food Crisis in the 21st Century: Specter or Reality? pp. 2

Liu-Hsiung Chuang

A Look At Future U.S. Export Policy In 2012... SECRETARY OF FOOD, AGRICULTURE, AND NATURAL RESOURCES SPEAKS TO AMERICAN FARMERS pp. 2

Dale E. Hathaway

Time For Agricultural Reform pp. 2

Lauren Soth

The Long, Slow Slide Into Economic Mediocrity pp. 3

Willard Cochrane and Harald von Witzke

AGRICULTURAL CHOICES IN THE WAR ON DRUGS: Pay or Play? pp. 3

Dean G. Fairchild

Seven Trends Driving U.S. Food Demands pp. 3

Jean D. Kinsey

A Capital Dilemma: Making The Right Decisions About Using Our Most Limited Resources pp. 3

Richard T. McGuire

Stewardship Values: Still Valid for the 21st Century? pp. 4

William P. Browne, Jerry R. Skees, Louis E. Swanson, Paul Thompson and Laurian Unnevehr

Agribusiness Opportunities in the 21st Century pp. 4

H. Christopher Peterson and Scott Swinton

Sustainable Growth In Agricultural Production: Into the 21st Century pp. 4

Vernon Ruttan

Out Of Recession And Into A Prosperous 21st Century: What It Takes pp. 4

John J. Waelti and James T. Peach

Volume 07, issue 2, 1992

ANOTHER VIEW ON FARMLAND PRICES pp. 1

Ray L. Brownfield

SPEAKING WELL: Economists Can, Too! pp. 1

Jay A. Leitch

DEFICIENCY PAYMENTS: More Fair To Some Than To Others? pp. 1

Carole Frank Nuckton and B. Delworth Gardner

HACCP: Prescription for Safer Food Or Smokescreen for Deregulation? pp. 2

Geoffrey S. Becker

ORIS V. WELLS pp. 2

Harold F. Breimyer

Political Options, Political Futures pp. 2

Nancy Chapman

Greenhouse Gases: Concentrate on CO2, Not Methane From Cows pp. 2

Thomas E. Drennen and Duane Chapman

Rural Areas, Level Playing Fields and Rules of the Game pp. 2

David Freshwater, Leonard Peter Apedaile and Philip Ehrensaft

TRADING BLOCS: Pro or Con for Agriculture? pp. 2

Carol Goodloe and Terri Raney

AGRICULTURAL POLICY: It Is Not Necessarily The Best of All Possible Worlds pp. 2

Pasour, E.C.,

Animal Advocacy In Commercial Agriculture: It's Not New And It Has An Economic Dimension pp. 2

Carl R. Zulauf and Matthew Krause

FOOD SHORTAGES IN THE FORMER USSR: Mainly the Result of Monetary Imbalances pp. 3

William Liefert

SALMON RECOVERY: As Viewed by Two Economists pp. 3

Norman K. Whittlesey and Philip Wandschneider

1992 Front Materials: Second Quarter pp. 4

Unknown

FEEDING URBAN POOR IN THE NATION'S CAPITAL: An Interview with Rev. Charles Parker pp. 4

Nicole Ballenger and Carl C. Mabbs-Zeno

Toxic Clean Up Of Ag Properties: Who Will Pay? pp. 4

Karen Klonsky, Kim Norris and Rebekah Buckles

Letters From You pp. 5

George W. Ladd, Eiler C. Ravnholt, Luther A. Markwart, H. Love, Carole Frank Nuckton, Tom Kriegl, Scott, John T.,, Roger B. Long, James D. Monke, Michael Boehlje, Glenn D. Pederson, Turner L. Oyloe, Gerald F. Vaughn, W. Neill Schaller, Bill Freiberg and Glenn C.W. Ames

CHOICES, The Magazine of Food, Farm, and Resource Issues: Author Index 1986-1991 pp. 6

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Volume 07, issue 01, 1992

ORGANIC FOODS: THEIR DEMAND WILL REMAIN LOW pp. 1

Sylvia Lane and Christine M. Bruhn

CONGRESS' SWEET TOOTH pp. 1

H. Love and Carole Frank Nuckton

A CHOICES Dialogue On Mandated Training in Sustainable Agriculture: It's An Opportunity pp. 1

W. Neill Schaller

A CHOICES Panel on Farmland Prices to 2000: They'll Decline pp. 1

Scott, John T.,

Cost Effective Software Encourages Financial Management pp. 1

Kenneth W. Stokes

Families Working Longer Hours For Limited Gains pp. 2

Lucy Gorham and Lee Price

Letters From You pp. 2

Chuck Hassebrook, Leland Swenson, Robert I. Nooter and Harold F. Breimyer

FARMLAND LEASING IN MODERN AGRICULTURE pp. 2

Douglas Allen and Dean Lueck

Political Options, Political Futures pp. 2

Nancy Chapman

PLACE VERSUS PEOPLE IN RURAL DEVELOPMENT POLICY pp. 2

James C. Hite

A CHOICES Dialogue on Mandated Training in Sustainable Agriculture: It's A Dilemma pp. 2

Dana Hoag and Pasour, E.C.,

A CHOICES Panel on Farmland Prices to 2000: They'll Stabilize pp. 2

Philip Raup

A CHOICES Panel on Farmland Prices to 2000: They'll Increase pp. 2

Rex E. Wilcox

Livestock Growth Hormones: They're Safe pp. 3

Terry D. Etherton

FARM RETURNS: They Measure Up to Returns To Other Investments pp. 3

James D. Monke, Michael Boehlje and Glenn D. Pederson

The GATT Compromise Proposal on Agriculture pp. 3

Fred H. Sanderson

"FARMING" - It's Declining In the U.S pp. 3

Stew Smith

1992 Front Materials: First Quarter pp. 4

Unknown

AN ECONOMIC FORECAST AND POLICY PROSPECTS pp. 4

Roger E. Brinner

Toxics Regulation Under California's Proposition 65: A State Law with National Effects pp. 4

Gloria E. Helfand, Brett W. House and Douglas M. Larson

SIX PROBLEMS That Affect Ag Policy pp. 4

George Edward Rossmiller