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Volume 28, issue 4, 2013
- Theme Overview: Attitudes Toward Risk in a Changing Agricultural Marketing Environment pp. 2

- Mark Welch and R. David Lamie
- Theme Overview: Developing Local Food Systems in the South pp. 2

- H.L. Goodwin
- Risk Management Issues for Small Farms within Local Food Systems pp. 4

- Kenesha Reynolds-Allie, Deacue Fields and Ron Rainey
- Local Food Systems Markets and Supply Chains pp. 4

- Timothy Woods, Margarita Velandia, Rodney Holcomb, Rebecca Dunning and Eric Bendfeldt
- Food Safety Policies and Implications for Local Food Systems pp. 4

- Rodney Holcomb, Marco Palma and Margarita M. Velandia
- How Well Do Farmers Tolerate Risk? Comparisons with Nonfarm Business Owners and the General Population pp. 5

- Brian Roe
- Food Product Liability Insurance: Implications for the Marketing of Specialty Crops pp. 5

- Kathryn Boys
- The Renewable Fuel Standard – Where Do We Go From Here? pp. 5

- Wallace Tyner
- Response of Land Grant Universities to the Increase in Consumer Demand for Local Foods in the South pp. 5

- Marco Palma, Kim Morgan, Timothy Woods and Sean McCoy
- Local Food Systems in the South: A Call for a Collaborative Approach to Assessment pp. 5

- R. David Lamie, Rebecca Dunning, Eric Bendfeldt, Joanna Massey Lelekacs, Margarita Velandia and Lee Meyer
- What Have We Learned about the Cost and Effectiveness of the Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program? pp. 5

- Ranju Baral, George Davis, Elena Serrano, Wen You and Stephanie Blake
- The Base vs. Planted Acre Issue: Perspectives, Trade-offs, and Questions pp. 5

- Carl R. Zulauf
- Have Concerns over Futures Market Integrity Impacted Producer Price Risk Management Practices? pp. 6

- Mark Welch, David Anderson, John Robinson, Mark Waller, Stan Bevers, Rob Hogan, Stephen H. Amosson, Dean McCorkle, Jackie Smith and Emmy Williams
- U.S. Agricultural Exports to Cuba: Composition, Trends, and Prospects for the Future pp. 6

- Mario A. González-Corzo and Mario Gonzalez Corzo
- Does E-Commerce Help Agricultural Markets? The Case of MarketMaker pp. 7

- Carlos Carpio, Olga Isengildina-Massa, R. David Lamie and Samuel Zapata
- A Regional Look at the Distribution of Farm Program Payments and How It May Change with a New Farm Bill pp. 7

- John Antle and Laurie Houston
Volume 28, issue 3, 2013
- Theme Overview: Innovations in Nonpoint Source Pollution Policy: Introduction pp. 2

- John Braden and Kevin Boyle
- Ten Considerations Regarding the Role of Crop Insurance in the Agricultural Safety Net pp. 4

- Thomas P. Zacharias and Keith J. Collins
- Can We Do Better than Crop Insurance? The Case for Farmer Owned Crop Insurance Savings Accounts pp. 4

- Octavio Ramirez and Gregory Colson
- Deductibles vs. Coinsurance in Shallow-Loss Crop Insurance pp. 4

- Thomas W. Sproul, David Zilberman and Joseph Cooper
- State Level Efforts to Regulate Agricultural Sources of Water Quality Impairment pp. 4

- Catherine Kling
- Mandatory labeling of genetically engineered (GE) foods: the showdown begins pp. 5

- Benjamin Senauer
- 2013 Farm Bill Dairy Title Proposals Redistribute Program Benefits toward States with Larger Farms pp. 5

- Joshua D. Woodard and Dustin Baker
- Farm Debt Use by Farms with Crop Insurance pp. 5

- Jennifer Ifft, Todd Kuethe and Mitchell Morehart
- How Will the Farm Bill’s Supplemental Revenue Programs Affect Crop Insurance? pp. 5

- Keith Collins and Harun Bulut
- Federal Statistics for Applied Economists pp. 5

- Katherine R. Smith
- Implications of Cuts in USDA Dairy Data: A Conversation with Dairy Industry Economist Thomas Wegner pp. 5

- Andrew M. Novakovic
- Addressing Death by a Thousand Cuts: Legal and Policy Innovations to Address Nonpoint Source Runoff pp. 5

- Lara B. Fowler, Matthew B. Royer and Jamison E. Colburn
- Integrated Modeling for Conservation Policy Support pp. 5

- Silvia Secchi
- U.S. Coastal and Estuarine Stormwater Management Approaches pp. 5

- Sara Aminzadeh, Linwood Pendleton, Sean Bothwell, Amy Pickle and Alexandria B. Boehm
- Innovations in Nonpoint Source Pollution Policy—European Perspectives pp. 5

- Jussi Lankoski and Markku Ollikainen
- Why We Need Federal Statistical Data for States and Counties pp. 6

- Mark Partridge, Stephan Goetz and Maureen Kilkenny
- Local Innovations in Water Protection: Experiments with Economic Incentives pp. 6

- Lisa A. Wainger and James Shortle
- A Tale of Many Cities: Using Low-Impact Development to Reduce Urban Water Pollution pp. 6

- Amy Ando and Noelwah Netusil
- Theme Overview: Innovations in Nonpoint Source Pollution Policy

- John B. Braden and Kevin Boyle
- Theme Overview: Current Issues in Risk Management and U.S. Agricultural Policy

- Joshua D. Woodard
Volume 28, issue 2, 2013
- The Eurozone Crisis and its Implications for Agriculture in Selected Regions of the World pp. 2

- Evert Van der Sluis
- Theme Overview: Transitions in Agriculture pp. 2

- Shannon L. Ferrell
- Implications of the Eurozone Crisis for Agriculture in the Europe and Central Asia Economies in Transition pp. 5

- William H. Meyers and Kateryna Goychuk
- Agricultural Conservation & Environmental Programs: The Challenge of Data-Driven Conservation pp. 5

- Otto C. Doering, Douglas J. Lawrence and J. Douglas Helms
- Retired Farmer - An Elusive Concept pp. 5

- Joy Kirkpatrick
- The Policy and Legal Environment for Farm Transitions pp. 5

- Shannon L. Ferrell, Michael Boehlje and Rodney Jones
- Agriculture, the Tax Code, and Potential Tax Reform pp. 5

- James M. Williamson
- Credit Markets and Land Ownership for Young and Beginning Farmers pp. 5

- Nathan Kauffman
- Social Forces and Cultural Factors Influencing Farm Transition pp. 5

- Shoshanah Inwood
- Behind the Collapse of MF Global pp. 5

- Paul E. Peterson
- What the Eurozone Problem Means for U.S. Agricultural Exports pp. 6

- Mathew Shane and Terry Roe
- A Broad Economic Overview of the Eurozone Crisis pp. 6

- Evert Van der Sluis and Maria Parlińska
- Exposure of EU Farmers to the Financial Crisis pp. 6

- Martin Petrick and Mathias Kloss
- The Changing Landscape of Northern Great Plains Wheat Markets pp. 6

- Anton Bekkerman
- Lack of Information Is the Root of U.S. Foodborne Illness Risk pp. 6

- Tanya Roberts
- Drivers of Agricultural Transition pp. 6

- Derrell Peel, Damona Doye and Mary Clare Ahearn
- IRS Tax Rules and Native American Producers: One Size Does Not Fit All pp. 6

- Ruby Ward, Trent Teegerstrom and Joseph G. Hiller
- Theme Overview: The Eurozone Crisis and its Implications for Agriculture in Selected Regions of the World

- Evert Van der Sluis
Volume 28, issue 01, 2013
- Theme Issue Overview: Emerging Issues in Global Animal Product Trade pp. 2

- Keithly Jones, Amy Hagerman and Andrew Muhammad
- Agricultural Implications of the American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012 pp. 2

- Walter J. Armbruster
- Technical Trade Barriers Facing U.S. Meat Exports pp. 3

- Thad Lively
- Performance of the Critical Access Hospital Program: Lessons Learned for Future Rural Hospital Effectiveness in a Changing Health Policy Landscape pp. 4

- J. Matthew Fannin and I. Cristian Nedelea
- The Effects of the Federal Estate Tax on Farm Households pp. 4

- Ron L. Durst
- An Overview of Changes in the American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012 Impacting Agriculture pp. 4

- Roger A. McEowen
- Farm Policy and Disaster Aid Programs: The Path Looking Forward pp. 5

- Vincent H. Smith and John P. Hewlett
- USDA Microloans and Small Organic Farms: Filling a Lending Niche pp. 5

- Cesar Escalante, Myra Clarisse R. Ferrer and Bingbing Wang
- Expanding the U.S. Pork Industry Through FTAs pp. 5

- Alfred Breuer
- A Canadian Perspective on Emerging Issues of NAFTA and Competitive Liberalization in the Global Meat Trade pp. 5

- Ted Bilyea
- China's Impact on U.S. Poultry and Livestock Sectors pp. 5

- Brett W. Stuart and Richard G. Fritz
- Farm Transition: Tough Tasks at Hand and Why Transfer Tax Isn't so Tough pp. 6

- Guido van der Hoeven
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