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Volume 39, issue 4, 2000

Table of Contents pp. 4

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Re-framing Zimbabwe's public agricultural extension services: Institutional analysis and stakeholders views pp. 8

B.T. Hanyani-Mlambo

Stochastic biases in technical change in South African agriculture pp. 9

Kelvin Balcombe, Alastair Bailey, Jamie Morrison, George Rapsomanikis and Colin G. Thirtle

Optimale gewaskeuse- en bemarkingstrategiee vir graanprodusente in Suid-Afrika pp. 9

C.F. Gronum and Herman D. van Schalkwyk

Poverty and inequality profile of households in the Northern Province of South Africa pp. 9

Juliana K. Rwelamira, M.M. Phosa, Moraka T. Makhura and Johann Kirsten

A comparison of economic and cultural incentives in the marketing of livestock in some districts of the northern communal areas of Namibia pp. 9

G.H. Duvel and A.L. Stephanus

Assessing the efficacy of a South African microlender's loan screening mechanism pp. 9

M.E. Kuhn, Mark A.G. Darroch and Gerald F. Ortmann

The effects of the interest rate ceilings on the micro lending market in South Africa pp. 9

Happy Mohane, Gerhard K. Coetzee and William Grant

Public sector agricultural research expenditures and output in Lesotho: Analysis of causality and cointegration pp. 10

M.E. Matete and Rashid M. Hassan

Technical innovation and farm productivity growth in dryland Africa: The effects of structural adjustment on smallholders in Kenya pp. 10

D.M. Nyariki and Colin G. Thirtle

Producer support estimate (PSE) for South African agriculture for 1996, 1997, 1998 pp. 10

Johann Kirsten, N. Tregurtha, Marnus Gouse and J. Tswai

Global trends, changes, and implications to South African finance pp. 11

David M. Kohl

Water markets an alternative for central water allocation? pp. 11

D.B. Louw and Herman D. van Schalkwyk

The development of a spatial decision support system to optimise agricultural resource use in the Western Cape pp. 11

C. Pretorius, D.B. Louw and Theo Kleynhans

Characteristics of the agricultural sector of the 21st Century pp. 11

Dirk P. Troskie, Erik Mathijs and Nick Vink

Determinants of adoption and intensity of use of improved maize varieties in the Central Highlands of Ethiopia: A Tobit analysis pp. 11

Arega D. Alene, Daneswar Poonyth and Rashid M. Hassan

Structural change in agribusiness: The case of Potgietersrusse Tabak Kooperasie (PTK) pp. 12

Ockert T. Doyer and C.J. van Rooyen

Demand for livestock tick control service in the Venda region, Northern Province pp. 12

Rendani Randela, Frikkie Liebenberg, Johann Kirsten and Rob F. Townsend

Providing marketing information to smallholders in Zimbabwe: What can the state usefully do? pp. 12

Colin Poulton, L. Mukwereza, W. Chanonwa, R. Loader, K. Mariga, Patricia Masanganise, D. Sanyatwe and Jenifer Piesse

A methodological perspective on valuing water: a comparison between linear programming and stochastic dynamic programming pp. 13

Machiel F. Viljoen, N.J. Dudley and E.F.Y. Gakpo

Forecasting the market outlook for the South African maize and sorghum sector using econometric modeling pp. 13

Daneswar Poonyth, Johan van Zyl and Ferdinand H. Meyer

Representing the production structure of South African agriculture pp. 13

Daneswar Poonyth and Johan van Zyl

The impact of real exchange rate changes on South African agricultural exports: An error correction model approach pp. 13

Daneswar Poonyth and Johan van Zyl

Multi-factor agricultural productivity and convergence in Botswana, 1981-96 pp. 13

Colin G. Thirtle, Angela Lusigi, Jenifer Piesse and Kecuk Suhariyanto

The effects of climate change on the farm sector in the Western Cape pp. 15

Barend Erasmus, Albert van Jaarsveld, Johan van Zyl and Nick Vink

Can the world feed itself? Some insights from growth theory pp. 16

Xavier Irz and Terry Roe

Transforming agricultural service delivery institutions for greater responsiveness pp. 20

R. Mabeza-Chimedza

Promoting competitiveness in South African agriculture and agribusiness: The role of institutions pp. 33

Gerald F. Ortmann

Agricultural policy research in South Africa: Challenges for the future pp. 39

Nick Vink

Volume 39, issue 3, 2000

Table of Contents pp. 2

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TOMORROW’S AGRICULTURE: INCENTIVES, INSTITUTIONS, INFRASTRUCTURE AND INNOVATIONS pp. 4

Tamas I. Fenyes

NEW INITIATIVES IN AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS EDUCATION AT THE UNIVERSITY OF THE NORTH pp. 4

Tamas I. Fenyes

The comparative advantage of dryland soybean production in Brits, North West pp. 9

C.F. Gronum, Herman D. van Schalkwyk and J.H. du Plessis

The dilemma of a contemporary agricultural economist: Will the real Professor Tomlinson please step forward! pp. 12

C.J. van Rooyen

Modelling fertiliser use in the grain crop and oilseed sectors of South Africa pp. 19

Marthinus Breitenbach and Nicolas G. Meyer

Maize and wheat production trends in South Africa in a deregulated environment pp. 21

Marthinus Breitenbach and Tamas I. Fenyes

An economic evaluation of a crop insurance programme for small-scale commercial farmers in South Africa pp. 23

W. Lieb Nieuwoudt

Property rights and land use regulation: a comparative evaluation pp. 25

Samuel Bonti-Ankomah and Glenn Fox

Farming without drought relief: Time to revisit an income equalisation deposit scheme? pp. 25

W. Lieb Nieuwoudt and John Howell

Volume 39, issue 01, 2000

Review: New Initiatives in Agricultural Economics Education at the University of Stellenbosch pp. 4

Tamas I. Fenyes

The effect of policy on the Southern African Valencia industry pp. 8

Christo J. Joubert and Herman D. van Schalkwyk

Business orientation and the food security status of small scale producers in the Venda region, South Africa pp. 9

L.J.P. le Roy, C.J. van Rooyen, Luc D'Haese and A. de Winter

The role of agricultural economics in agribusiness management pp. 9

Rex Hudson

Use of information technology in South African agriculture pp. 10

Gerald F. Ortmann

Cash flow risk ratio: An aid to marketing decisions pp. 10

Mariette Geyser

Water market institutions: lessons from Colorado pp. 10

W. Lieb Nieuwoudt

Is African agriculture converging? Evidence from a panel of crop yields pp. 12

Angela Lusigi, Scott McDonald, Jennifer Roberts and Colin G. Thirtle

Towards Quantifying The Economic Effects Of Poor And Fluctuating Water Quality On Irrigation Agriculture: A Case Study Of The Lower Vaal And Riet Rivers pp. 12

R.J. Armour and Machiel F. Viljoen

Improving the provision of financial services to micro-entrepreneurs, emerging farmers and agribusiness: Lessons from Kwazulu-Natal pp. 14

M.E. Kuhn, Mark A.G. Darroch, Gerald F. Ortmann and Douglas H. Graham

A Critical Evaluation of the Capital Theory Approach to Sustainable Development pp. 15

Martin de Wit and James Blignaut

Implications of deregulated wheat market for the Western Cape Province: Evaluation with the aid of a spatial model pp. 16

Dirk P. Troskie, Nick Vink and M. Wallace

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