Amber Waves:The Economics of Food, Farming, Natural Resources, and Rural America

2003 - 2024

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2009

New Traders in Corn, Soybean, and Wheat Futures Markets Scrutinized pp. 1

Linwood Hoffman, Nicole M. Aulerich and Gerald E. Plato

Trade and Development When Exports Are Volatile: A Case Study From Malawi pp. 1

Suresh Chand Persaud and Birgit Meade

Shopping For, Preparing, and Eating Food: Where Does the Time Go? pp. 1

Margaret Andrews and Karen Hamrick

WIC Not Linked to Overweight in Children pp. 1

Michele Ver Ploeg

Cellulosic Ethanol From Crop Residue Is No Free Lunch pp. 1

Scott A. Malcolm and Marcel P. Aillery

Increasing Size of Dairy Farms Driven by Declining Production Costs pp. 1

Robert Mosheim

Broiler Producers Search for Alternatives to Antibiotics pp. 1

James C. MacDonald and Sun Ling Wang

Changing the Definition of a “Farm” Can Affect Federal Funding pp. 1

Erik O'Donoghue

Retail Dairy Prices Fluctuate With Farm Value of Milk pp. 1

Hayden Stewart and Don Blayney

What's Next for NAFTA? pp. 1

Steven Zahniser, Karl Meilke and James Rude

Columbia Becoming a New Ethanol Player pp. 1

Jose Toasa

Agriculture and Water Quality Trading: Exploring the Possibilities pp. 1

Marc Ribaudo

The Evolving Public Agricultural Research Portfolio pp. 1

David Schimmelpfennig and Paul W. Heisey

Federal Funding in Rural America Goes Far Beyond Agriculture pp. 1

Richard J. Reeder and Faqir Singh Bagi

Russia's Surge in Agricultural Imports Comes to a Halt pp. 1

William Liefert, Olga Liefert and Mathew Shane

Consumers Show Strong Brand Loyalty in Cheese Purchases pp. 1

Carlos Arnade, Munisamy Gopinath and Daniel Pick

Food Insecurity Less Prevalent in Canada Than in the United States pp. 1

Mark Nord

Some Households Leaving SNAP Still Face Food Shortfalls pp. 1

Mark Nord

Rising Food Prices and Economic Uncertainty Take Toll on Traditional Grocers pp. 1

Annette L. Clauson and Phillip Kaufman

Nonmetro Areas Showing the Effects of the Economic Downturn pp. 1

Timothy S. Parker

Scenic Landscapes Enhance Rural Growth pp. 1

David McGranahan

Random Inspections Reveal Import Risks pp. 1

Peyton Ferrier and Michael Springborn

Income Source Matters in Farm Household Spending pp. 1

Anne Effland and James B. Whitaker

Rising Wheat Prices Outpace Input Costs pp. 1

Mir B. Ali and Gary Vocke

China's Cotton Use Trimmed by Growing Efficiency and Slowing Economy pp. 1

Stephen MacDonald and Sarah Whitley

Increased SNAP Benefits Provide Countercyclical Boost pp. 1

Kenneth Hanson and Rosanna Mentzer Morrison

Price Reductions Have Little Effect on Fruits and Vegetable Consumption by Low-Income Americans pp. 1

Diansheng Dong and Biing-Hwan Lin

Larger Farms, Environmental Policy Affecting Manure Management pp. 1

William McBride and Marc Ribaudo

Land Use Can Play Critical Role in Controlling Global Warming pp. 1

Ronald Sands

Adulteration Accounts for Majority of FDA Food-Related Import Refusals pp. 1

Jean Buzby

Farm Income Expected to Decline in 2009 pp. 2

Mitchell J. Morehart and James D. Johnson

Higher Food Prices Can Take a Bite Out of SNAP Benefits pp. 2

Kenneth Hanson and Margaret Andrews

Indicators pp. 3

Laura Adelson and Erik Dohlman

Got Data? Multiple Data Souces Track U.S. Food Consumption pp. 3

Rosanna Mentzer Morrison, Travis Smith and Biing-Hwan Lin

Indicators for March 2009 pp. 3

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Research Areas pp. 3

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National School Lunch Program Feeds 30 Million Children pp. 3

Melissa Musiker

National School Lunch Program Participation Up 57 Percent Since 1969 pp. 3

Melissa Musiker

Indicators September-09 pp. 3

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Research Areas pp. 3

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On the Map pp. 3

Timothy S. Parker

In the Long Run pp. 3

Jorge Fernandez-Cornejo

Science, Technology, and Prospects for Growth in U.S. Corn Yields pp. 4

Paul W. Heisey

Income Volatility Is Rising, With Mixed Effects on Nutrition Assistance Participation pp. 4

Constance Newman and Dean Jolliffe

Grain Prices Impact Entire Livestock Production Cycle pp. 4

Richard Stillman, Mildred M. Haley and Kenneth Mathews

Recent Volatility in U.S. Fertilizer Prices: Causes and Consequences pp. 4

Wen-Yuan Huang, William McBride and Utpal Vasavada

Indicators June-09 pp. 4

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Research Areas: Validation Study Tests Accuracy of Homescan Data pp. 4

Ephraim Leibtag

On the Map pp. 4

Timothy S. Parker

In the Long Run pp. 4

Roger Strickland

Recent Volatility in U.S. Fertilizer Prices: Causes and Consequences pp. 4

Wen-yuan Huang, William McBride and Utpal Vasavada

Food Insecurity Up in Recessionary Times pp. 5

Margaret Andrews and Mark Nord

Debt Landscape for U.S. Farms Has Shifted pp. 6

James Michael Harris, Robert W. Dubman, Robert P. Williams and John Dillard

Global Economic Crisis Threatens Food Security in Lower Income Countries pp. 6

Stacey L. Rosen and Shahla Shapouri

Growing Crops for Biofuels has Spillover Effects pp. 6

Scott A. Malcolm and Marcel P. Aillery

Federal Estate Taxes Affecting Fewer Farmers but the Future Is Uncertain pp. 6

Ron L. Durst

Food Policy: Check the List of Ingredients pp. 6

Elise H. Golan, Lisa Mancino and Laurian Unnevehr

How Tightly Has China Embraced Market Reforms in Agriculture? pp. 6

Gale, H. Frederick,, Bryan Lohmar and Francis C. Tuan

Taking the Pulse of Rural Health Care pp. 6

Carol Adaire Jones, Timothy S. Parker and Mary Clare Ahearn

Baby Boom Migration Tilts Toward Rural America pp. 6

John Cromartie and Peter Nelson

Broadband Internet Service Helping Create a Rural Digital Economy pp. 6

Peter L. Stenberg, Mitchell J. Morehart and John Cromartie

When Nudging in the Lunch Line Might Be a Good Thing pp. 7

Lisa Mancino and Joanne Guthrie

Removal of Government Controls Opens Peanut and Tobacco Sectors to Market Forces pp. 8

Erik Dohlman, Linda Foreman and Michelle Da Pra

Agricultural Commodity Price Spikes in the 1970s and 1990s: Valuable Lessons for Today pp. 8

May Peters, Suchada Langley and Paul Westcott

A Weakening Global Economy Interrupts Agricultural Trade pp. 8

Mark J. Gehlhar and Erik Dohlman

Full Throttle U.S. Ethanol Expansion Faces Challenges Down the Road pp. 8

Paul Westcott