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

1986 - 2025

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Volume 05, issue 4, 1990

Reflections In A Japanese Barn pp. 1

James P. Houck

THE FOOD, AGRICULTURE, CONSERVATION AND TRADE ACT OF 1990: A First Glimpse pp. 1

Robert G.F. Spitze

The Federal Tax Changes pp. 2

Tom Hady

GATT Negotiations: It's Important to Have a Deal on Agriculture pp. 2

John A. Schnittker, Dermot Hayes and William H. Meyers

BEYOND THE FARM DEBT CRISIS pp. 3

Gregory D. Hanson

A CHOICES Profile: RENSIS LIKERT: Social Scientist and Entrepreneur pp. 3

Leslie Kish

1990 Front Matter: Fourth Quarter pp. 4

Unknown

ECONOMICS OF AG CHEMICALS: Flawed Methodology and a Conflict of Interest Quagmire pp. 4

Harry W. Ayer and Neilson C. Conklin

On The Way to the 1990 Farm Bill: Implications for Research and Extension pp. 4

Robert L. Christensen

The New Biology: A Union of Ecology and Molecular Biology pp. 4

Donald N. Duvick

ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF REDUCED CHEMICAL USE pp. 4

Ronald D. Knutson, C. Robert Taylor, Penson, John B., and Edward G. Smith

AGRICULTURAL EXPLOITATION AND SUBSIDIZATION: There Is An Explanation pp. 4

Mancur Olson

ANTITRUST ENFORCEMENT: The States Can Do It, Even If The Feds Won't pp. 4

Winston I. Smart

Letters From You pp. 5

Sylvia Lane, Kate Clancy, Jack C. Parnell, Ellen Haas, Allen Rosenfeld, James R. Nichols, John Otte, Lamartine Hood, Wayne A. Schutjer, Patrick G. Boyle, Lyle P. Schertz, Lynn M. Daft and James D. Shaffer

Volume 05, issue 3, 1990

DEPUTIZE THE ENVIRONMENTALISTS pp. 1

Stephen B. Lovejoy

Food as a Weapon: Here We Go Again pp. 1

Lyle P. Schertz and Lynn M. Daft

FARM NUMBERS: Historical Trend Continues In Face Of The Financial Stress pp. 1

Jerome M. Stam

The Wisconsin Approach pp. 2

Patrick G. Boyle

GETTING GOOD MARKETING INFORMATION TO FARMERS: It Might Mean Listening To Them First pp. 2

Larry Elworth

TROUBLE AHEAD FOR FARM COMMODITY PROGRAMS- As Nonfarm Interests Gain Strength pp. 2

Harold D. Guither

Integration Of Research And Extension Education: It's A Priority At Penn State pp. 2

Lamartine Hood, Wayne A. Schutjer and Donald Evans

FIG LEAVES FOR NAKED ECONOMISTS pp. 3

Doering, Otto C.,

1990 Front Matter: Third Quarter pp. 4

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Food Safety: Some Changes Are Needed pp. 4

Jack C. Parnell

Plant Patents & Public Research Priorities pp. 4

Judith I. Stallmann

U.S. Agriculture in the New International Order pp. 4

Luther G. Tweeten, Carl R. Zulauf and Norman Rask

INTERNATIONAL FOOD AID: Interest Groups and Clients pp. 5

Vernon Ruttan

Selective Perceptions and the Politics of Agricultural Policy Analysis pp. 5

James D. Shaffer

Letters From You pp. 7

Tim Osborn, Jim Sinner, Anderson, R.E.,, Robert L. Paarlberg, Dale L. Stansbury, Barnaby, Glenn Arthur,, Jerry R. Skees, Bruno Larue, Jamie Oxley, David Blandford, Harry de Gorter, Bruce Gardner, David R. Harvey, George D. Beitzel, Marvin R. Duncan, Paul T. Prentice and Turner L. Oyloe

Volume 05, issue 2, 1990

Pantophobia: Brave New Externality pp. 1

Blankenship, Ben R.,

Ten Commandments For Farm Policy - And An Eleventh pp. 1

Harold F. Breimyer

COTION: THE 1985 FSA MADE A DIFFERENCE, BUT SO DID DEVALUATION pp. 1

Dean T. Chen and Carl G. Anderson

RETAIL TRADE PATTERNS OF RURAL KANSANS pp. 2

David L. Darling and Jin-Song Tan

UNFREEZING PROGRAM PAYMENT YIELDS: Consequences and Alternatives pp. 2

Thomas Hertel, Marinos E. Tsigas and Paul Preckel

Diverse Demographics Drive The Food Industry pp. 2

Jean D. Kinsey

Average Farm Incomes: They're Highest Among Farmers Receiving The Largest Direct Government Payments pp. 2

James D. Shaffer and Gerald W. Whittaker

The Mississippi Christmas Tree pp. 2

Winston I. Smart

Brevity in Communication and the Policy Decision Making Process pp. 2

Carl R. Zulauf and Charles Meier

PUBLIC POLICY FOR CATASTROPIDC YIELD RISK: An Alternative Crop Insurance Program pp. 3

Barnaby, Glenn Arthur, and Jerry R. Skees

Rural Roads and Bridges: An Emerging Crisis pp. 3

Cathy Ann Hamlett and C. Phillip Baumel

1990 Front Materials: Second Quarter pp. 4

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THE RURAL HEARTLAND IN THE '90s: A New Way of Life or Lagging Earnings? pp. 4

Alan R. Bird

Cooperative Extension's Role in Shaping the Future of Land-Grant Universities pp. 4

Lamartine Hood and Wayne A. Schutjer

The Mysterious Popularity of EEP pp. 4

Robert L. Paarlberg

Soil Conservation: We Can Get More For Our Tax Dollars pp. 4

Jim Sinner

Letters From You pp. 6

Jay Coggins, David Dearmont, Robert G. Nelson, Yang-Ming Chang, Victor J. Tremblay, Richard Levins, Winston I. Smart, Carole Frank Nuckton, Mary Clare Ahearn, James D. Johnson and Carson D. Evans

Volume 05, issue 01, 1990

Misperceptions Cloud Students' Opinions of Agricultural Careers pp. 1

Teddee Grace

Japanese Beef Trade Liberalization pp. 2

Julian Alston, Colin Carter and Lovell S. Jarvis

FCS and S&Ls: Observations From the Front Lines pp. 2

Marvin R. Duncan, Gregory R. Gajewski and Paul T. Prentice

Farmers Are Part of American Mainstream pp. 2

Judith Z. Kalbacher and Nora L. Brooks

Lyle Schertz's and Vernon W. Ruttan's Viewpoint On: Poland: Managed Food Supplies May Be Necessary To Realize Free Markets pp. 2

Lyle P. Schertz and Vernon Ruttan

A Familiar Policy Agenda For The 1990s - With A Difference pp. 2

Robert G.F. Spitze

USDA Crop Forecasts: A Good Track Record pp. 3

James P. Houck and Carroll Rock

1990 Front Materials: First Quarter pp. 4

Unknown

Regulating Chemicals: A Public Policy Challenge pp. 4

Sandra O. Archibald

Soviet Agriculture: Elusive Supply Response Keeps Pressure on Reforms pp. 4

Karen M. Brooks

Fields of Fear pp. 4

Luther C. McKinney

A Farm Policy Proposal: Full Participation Markets in Contracts For Future Delivery pp. 4

James D. Shaffer

Farm Policy in the 1990's: An Interview with Clayton Yuetter, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture pp. 5

Lyle P. Schertz

Letters From You pp. 8

Hal Hamilton, Thomas E. Elam, Milton C. Hallberg, Carole Frank Nuckton, Wojciech J. Florkowski, Richard Levins, Don Reeves, Harold F. Breimyer, Charles D. Lambert, Olan D. Forker, Gordon L. Carriker and Bruce B. Johnson