Western Economics Forum

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Volume 17, issue 2, 2019

A Framework for Training and Assessment of the 21st Century Cooperative

John Park, Diane Friend, Greg McKee and Matthew T. Manley

The New Role of Agricultural Cooperatives in Pooling and Distributing Tax Deductions

Phil Kenkel, Greg McKee, Michael Boland and Keri Jacobs

The Emergence of GICL, the Graduate Institute of Cooperative Leadership: Engaged Scholarship, Theory and Practice in Cooperative Education

Michael L. Cook

Livestock Marketing Cooperative Benefits in the 21st Century

Gregory McKee

Governance in Agricultural Cooperatives

Michael Boland

Value of Migratory Bird Recreation at the Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge in New Mexico

Christopher Huber and Natalie Sexton

Volume 17, issue 01, 2019

Western rangelands: A tale of conservation, grazing, resources policy, and economic implications

Christopher T. Bastian and Jay Parsons

Assessing economic and biological tradeoffs to target conservation easements in western rangelands

Benjamin S. Rashford, Abby Mellinger Scott, L. Steven Smutko and Amy Nagler

Understanding future threats to western rangelands: Modeling the performance of grazing strategies in the face of environmental change

Gregory Torell, Katherine D. Lee and Caitriana Steele

Examining the capacity of Nebraska rangelands for cattle production

Katie Cumming, Jay Parsons, Walter Schacht and Brian Baskerville

Economic cost analysis of continuous-season-long versus rotational grazing systems

Jessica L. Windh, John P. Ritten, Justin D. Derner, Steven I. Paisley and Brian P. Lee

Ranch economics of prescribed grazing on rangelands: the case of representative ranches in Northern Montana

Nicolas Quintana Ashwell, Anna T. Maher, John A. Tanaka, John P. Ritten, Kristie A. Maczko, Holly Dyer, Holly Kirkpatrick, Kendall Roberts and Thomas Hilken

Implications of declining grazing permits on public land: An integrated social and economic impact analysis

Paul Lewin, J.D. Wulfhorst, Neil R. Rimbey and K. Scott Jensen

Economic impact of Sage Grouse management on livestock grazing in the Western United States

David T. Taylor, Neil R. Rimbey and John A. Tanaka

Flexible stocking with Grass-Cast: A new grassland productivity forecast to translate climate outlooks for ranchers

Dannele Peck, Justin Derner, William Parton, Melannie Hartman and Brian Fuchs

Volume 16, issue 2, 2018

Introduction

Hernan Tejeda and Daniel O'Brien

Feeder Cattle Price Fundamentals

Derrel S. Peel and John Michael Riley

The Economics of Genetic Testing for Beef Cattle: Past, Present, & Future

Nathanael M. Tompson

Beef Cattle Management and Marketing Programs: Do They Add Value for Ranchers in the Western United States?

Tina L. Saitone

Live Cattle Basis: Increased Volatility and Risk Management Implications

Brett Wilder, Hernan Tejeda and Aaron Johnson

Price-Weight Relationship for Feeder Cattle: An Updated Dairy-Beef Assessment

Lee Schulz, Brenda L. Boetel and Kevin Dhuyvetter

Examining the Design and Use of the Pasture, Rangeland, Forage (PRF) Program

Eric J. Selasco and Ashley E. Hungerford

Determining How Idaho Beef Cattle Producers Value Bull Selection Characteristics

Hernan Tejeda, Benton Glaze and K. Scott Jensen

A Profile of Cattle Feeding: Beyond the Averages

Anna Stehle, Derrell S. Peel Breedlove and John Michael Riley

Volume 16, issue 01, 2018

Front Matter

Western Economic Forum

The future of water management in the west

Dana Hoag and David Zilberman

California water: the present and looking to the future

David Zilberman and Ben Gordon

Water currents in New Mexico: A global reach

Frank A. Ward, Brian H. Hurd and Sarah Sayles

The Texas state water plan: history and future

Gregory Torrell and Reid Stevens

Fiscal gridlock over the budget in Washington state: The politics and economics of pouring exempt wells into the prior appropriations bucket

Jonathon Yoder

Tribal water settlements: economic innovations for addressing water conflicts

Bonnie Colby and Ryan Young

The future of groundwater management in the high plains: evolving institutions, aquifers and regulations

Karina Schoengold and Nicholas Brozovic

Sustainable policies that align irrigation and water quality

Dana LK Hoag, Christopher Goemans and Anthony Orlando

Public Perceptions and Tradeoffs in Using Prescribed Fire to Reduce Wildfire Risk

Mark Brunson

Volume 15, issue 01, 2016

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An Exploratory Assessment of Trucking Industry for Transporting California Produce pp. 7

Sean P. Hurley, Michael McCullough and Jay E. Noel

Diversification through Agritourism in a Changing U.S. Farmscape pp. 7

Anders Van Sandt and Dawn Thilmany

Gains from Trade but to Whom? Canola and the Trans-Pacific Partnership pp. 8

Hawley Campbell and Henry An

What Influences Produce Growers' On-Farm Expenditures for Food Safety? A Colorado Investigation of Relationships among Farm Scale, Value of Sales, Market Channel, and Expenditure Levels pp. 9

Martha J. Sullins and Becca Jablonski

Regional Equilibrium Wage Rate for Hired Farm Workers in the Tree Fruit Industry pp. 12

Michael P. Brady, R. Karina Gallardo, Syed Badruddozza and Xiaojiao Jiang

Learn by Doing: A Case Study on Enhancing Students' Entrepreneurial Skills pp. 13

Christiane Schroeter and Lindsey M. Higgins

Volume 14, issue 2, 2015

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How does Washington State Initiative 732 Impact the Agriculture and Forestry Sectors pp. 11

Gregmar Galinato, Timothy Nadreau and Tristan Skolrud

Who Pays and Who Benefits from a Revenue Neutral Carbon Tax? The Main Contributors and Beneficiaries from Washington State Initiative 732 pp. 14

Gregmar Galinato, Timothy Nadreau and Tristan Skolrud

WSU CGE Analysis of Carbon WA: Technical Documentation pp. 31

Timothy P. Nadreau

Volume 14, issue 01, 2015

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What Would Popeye Choose: Trends of the U.S. Western Organic vs. Conventional Spinach Purchases pp. 10

Xiaowei Cai and Christiane Schroeter

Producing and Harvesting Perennial Grasses for Cellulosic Biomass versus Alfalfa in Northeast Kansas pp. 10

Jeffery Williams, Jon Brammer, Richard Llewelyn and Jason Bergtold

The U.S. Farm Bill... Way out West pp. 10

Nicole S. Ballenger

Costs of Sprawl in the Metropolitan West: Census Block Group Evaluation of Public Service Expenditures pp. 11

Scott N. Lieske