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

1986 - 2025

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1989, volume 04, articles 4

Farmer Financial Planning Needs More Emphasis pp. 1

Carson D. Evans

FCS & S&L's In Crisis pp. 1

Gregory R. Gajewski

FCS & S&L's In Crisis pp. 1

Paul T. Prentice

U.S. Senator Kent Conrad's Viewpoint on GATT Negotiations: How to Succeed by Really Trying pp. 1

Kent Conrad

Farm Program Conflicts: The $50,000 Case pp. 2

Carole Frank Nuckton

USAID Tomorrow: An Interview with Duane Acker pp. 2

Unknown

Farmland: A Good Investment? pp. 2

Scott Irwin and Gregory D. Hanson

USDA in Historical Perspective pp. 2

Lauren Soth

Task Force Report: Major Conclusions pp. 2

Unknown

Federal Expenditures for Farm Programs: A Historical Picture Since 1950 pp. 2

Carl R. Zulauf, Luther G. Tweeten and Thomas E. Jackson

A CHOICES Debate On... Japanese Beef Trade Liberalization: It May Not Benefit Americans pp. 3

Julian Alston, Colin Carter and Lovell S. Jarvis

It Will Benefit American Agriculture pp. 3

William T. Coyle and John Dyck

Milk Prices: How Far Will They Fall? pp. 3

Milton C. Hallberg

On Farmers Who Solve Equations pp. 3

Richard Levins

Major Consumer Trends Affecting the U.S. Food System pp. 4

Benjamin Senauer

Front Materials pp. 4

Unknown

Poland's Agriculture: It Could Make the Critical Difference pp. 5

J.B. Penn

Letters From You pp. 6

Ron Fecso, Don A. Dillman, Eldon D. Smith, Ronald D. Knutson, Dennis U. Fisher, G.H. Peters, Nicole Ballenger, David A. Atwood and John W. Mellor

1989, volume 04, articles 3

U.S. Financial Adjustment Assistance: It's Time For A Change pp. 1

Jerald R. Barnard and Kevin R. Kroymann

Involuntary Farm Exit in Wisconsin: Longer Term Adjustments Were Less Negative pp. 1

Susan E. Bentley and William E. Saupe

Senate Passes Rural Development Legislation pp. 1

David S. Kraybill and Marvin E. Konyha

A Community Checkoff Plan Could Make a Difference pp. 2

Bruce B. Johnson

Harold F. Breimyer's Viewpoint on How Budget Tightness Will Affect a New Farm Bill pp. 2

Harold F. Breimyer

It's Time to Coordinate Land Retirement and Export Policies pp. 2

Leo V. Mayer

A New Direction for the Conservation Title of the 1990 Food Security Act pp. 2

Stephen B. Lovejoy and James J. Jones

Agricultural Economic Transformation in the Peoples Republic of China pp. 2

Chunkui Zhu and Michael V. Martin

We May Not Need Them Anymore pp. 3

Gregory R. Gajewski

They're Different; Solutions Should Be, Too pp. 3

Paul T. Prentice

Humans in the Chemical Decision Chain pp. 4

Donald Kennedy

Our Changing Sample Survey Technologies pp. 4

Don A. Dillman

Commodity Promotion: Who Benefits and By How Much? pp. 4

Olan D. Forker and Donald Liu

Decoupling: It's Not a New Issue pp. 4

Robert D. Reinsel

Front Materials pp. 5

Unknown

Letters From You pp. 10

Kenneth J. Thomson, Carl R. Zulauf, Fred H. Sanderson, Harry de Gorter, David Blandford, Bruce Gardner, David R. Harvey, Luther G. Tweeten, William McDaniel Herr, Vic Wright, Clark Edwards, Larry J. Connor, Roger A. Dahlgran, Charles D. Lambert, Wayne D. Purcell, Wayne A. Boutwell, Frank S. Bouis, W. Kirk Miller, Hugh T. Martin, Tom Kriegl, Fowler, Wyche, and David Debertin

1989, volume 04, articles 2

The Economic Contributions of Peasants Are Underestimated pp. 2

William C. Thiesenhusen

American Agriculture: Look West, Not Just East pp. 2

Martin E. Abel and Richard J. Goodman

The Farm Policy Agenda: It's Time to Change It pp. 2

Don Paarlberg

U.S. Food Aid: Give Priority to Human Needs pp. 2

Larry Minear

The Land Grant System: There Can Be a Future pp. 2

Leroy J. Hushak

Verifying the Right to Work: The Paper Chase Comes to the Farm pp. 2

Howard R. Rosenberg and Gregory Encina Billikopf

The Fact Finder: George F. Warren pp. 3

Kenneth L. Robinson

GATT Negotiations and Agricultural Policy Reform pp. 4

John A. Schnittker and A.P. VanStolk

The Case of Beef Demand: A Failure by the Discipline pp. 4

Wayne D. Purcell

Rural Communities: State Governments Can Help pp. 4

Kim Norris and DeWitt John

Lagging Growth and High Poverty: Do We Care? pp. 4

Kenneth L. Deavers

Fragmentation, Moving Toward Consensus pp. 4

Ronald D. Knutson and Dennis U. Fisher

Front Materials pp. 5

Unknown

Letters From You pp. 6

Guy Black, James L. Hedrick, Kimberly L. Haden, Greg Pompelli, Larry J. Connor, Michel J. Petit, Kenneth L. Bader, Daniel E. Shaughnessy, John W. Mellor and Hugh T. Martin

1989, volume 04, articles 01

Economic Advice and Public Decisions pp. 1

Carolyn R. Harper and Cleve E. Willis

Agriculture and Institutions: Regulation In Agriculture Is Uniquely Public pp. 1

Karl Kottman

Price Variability and Farm Programs pp. 2

Robert F. Boxley

Remembering John D. Black pp. 3

Willard Cochrane

Agricultural Policy Can't Accommodate All Who Want In pp. 3

William P. Browne

Land-Grant Undergraduate Ag Programs: They Need Revitalizing pp. 4

Larry J. Connor

Commercializing Promising Technologies: One Answer to U.S. Farm Problems pp. 4

Paul F. O'Connell

There is a Way to Support Farm Income with Minimal Trade Distortions pp. 4

David Blandford, Harry de Gorter, Bruce Gardner and David A. Harvey

After Montreal - What Now? pp. 4

Timothy C. Mackey

Front Materials pp. 5

Unknown

Agricultural Development in the Third World: The Food, Poverty, Aid, Trade Nexus pp. 5

John W. Mellor

Letters From You pp. 12

Wayman G. Chapell, Donald MacLaren, Nicole Ballenger, Thomas Grennes, Eldon D. Smith, Marvin Julius, Luther G. Tweeten, Brenda Jordan, Roger B. Long, Robert T. Mills, Dean R. Kittle, William E. Martin, B. Delworth Gardner, Ray G. Huffaker, Walter Greenspan, Clark Edwards, Ann Y. Robinson, Andrew Schmitz, Eiler C. Ravnholt, Thomas A. Hammer and Harold F. Breimyer