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Understanding Landowner Decision Drivers Regarding Conversation through Research pp. 8: Cheryl Wachenheim and William C. Lesch
What do Buyers Value when making Herd Sire Purchases? An Analysis of the Premiums Paid for Genetic and Phenotypic Differences at a Bull Consignment Auction pp. 10: Jacob N. Brimlow and Stephen P. Doyle
The Impact of Chronic Wasting Disease on the Geographic Distribution of the U.S. Captive Cervid Industry pp. 10: Aaron Anderson and William Haden Chomphosy

County Economic Development at a Glance: A Single Measure of Opportunity pp. 8: Julia Haggerty, Mark N. Haggerty, Ray Rasker and Patricia Gude
Preference reversals: experimental review and a new idea for using arbitrage within the double bound dichotomous choice elicitation method pp. 11: Christopher McIntosh
Wildfire in Hedonic Property Value Studies pp. 14: Winslow D. Hansen, Julie Mueller and Helen Naughton
Uneven Local Benefits of Renewable Energy in the U.S. West: Property Tax Policy Effects pp. 16: Julia H. Haggerty, Mark Haggerty and Ray Rasker

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Economic Analysis of Management Options Following a Range Fire in Elko County, Nevada pp. 7: James Richardson, Brian Herbst, Tom Harris and Mike Helmar
Regulatory Capture? Arizona’s BMP Water Conservation Program pp. 9: David B. Bilby and Paul N. Wilson
Wildfire risk and optimal investments in watershed protection pp. 10: Travis Warziniack and Matthew Thompson
Community Economic Contributions from Recreational Trails Usage on Public Lands: Implications from a Comprehensive Wyoming Case Study pp. 11: Amy M. Nagler, Christopher T. Bastian, David T. Taylor and Thomas K. Foulke

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The Potential of Valuing Rangeland Ecosystem Services on Public Rangelands pp. 7: L. Allen Torell, Gregory Torell, John A. Tanaka and Neil R. Rimbey
Estimating the Economic Value of Recreation Losses in Rocky Mountain National Park Due to a Mountain Pine Beetle Outbreak pp. 9: Randall S. Rosenberger, Lauren A. Bell, Patricia A. Champ and Eric M. White
Willingness to Pay for Programs for the Human Papillomavirus Vaccine on a Rocky Mountain West College Campus pp. 15: Chian Jones Ritten and Ian M. Breunig
Valuation of Recreation in the National Parks: Estimating Micro Meta Models for Benefit Transfer pp. 15: John W. Duffield, Chris J. Neher, David Patterson and John Loomis

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Farmers Markets and Direct Marketing in the Western US: Market Trends and Linkages with Food System Issues pp. 9: Dawn Thilmany, Eyosiyas Tegegne and Brett Hines
A Case Study in Habitat Equivalency Analysis: The Pacific Connector Gas Pipeline pp. 11: David T. Taylor, Thomas Foulke and Archie Reeve
Wheat Variety Selection: An Application of Portfolio Theory in Colorado pp. 12: Ryan Mortenson, Jay Parsons, Dustin Pendell and Scott D. Haley
What can a comprehensive plan really tell us about a region?: A cluster analysis of county comprehensive plans in Idaho pp. 16: Nicholas S. Brown and Philip Watson

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Ways to Make Stated Preference Methods More Valuable to Public Land Managers pp. 8: John Loomis
Using Ecological Models to Coordinate Valuation of Ecological Change on Western Rangelands for ex post Application to Policy Analysis pp. 9: Michael Taylor and Kimberly Rollins
Meta-Analysis of the Probability of Disparity between Actual and Hypothetical Valuation Responses: Extension and Preliminary New Results pp. 12: Joseph Little, Craig D. Broadbent and Robert Berrens

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Comparing Locally Oriented and Mainstream Farming: Observations from the Oregon Blueberry Industry pp. 9: Wesley Bignell
The Nature of Climate Science for the Rocky Mountain West: Implications for Economists Trying to Help Agriculture Adapt pp. 10: Christopher T. Bastian, Stephen T. Gray, Dannele E. Peck, John P. Ritten, Kristiana M. Hansen, James M. Krall and Steven I. Paisley
It’s All About Produce: Flexing the Muscles of Western U.S. Organic Spinach Consumption pp. 13: Christiane Schroeter and Xiaowei Cai
The Implications of Surface–Ground Water Hydrology for Optimal Conjunctive Management pp. 14: Kelly M. Cobourn and Neil F. Crescenti
Modeling Information in Environmental Decision-Making pp. 17: Craig A. Bond and Terrence Iverson

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ANALYSIS OF ACRE’s DRYLAND--IRRIGATED PROVISION pp. 7: J. Clay Francis and Carl R. Zulauf
Will Washington Provide Its Own Crop Feedstocks for Biofuels? pp. 11: Suzette Galinato, Douglas L. Young, Craig S. Frear and Jonathan Yoder
Wheat Stubble To Burn or Not to Burn: An Economic Analysis pp. 11: Jeffery Williams, Matthew J. Pachta, Mark Claassen, Kraig Roozeboom and Richard Llewelyn
Retirement and Salinity Effects on Irrigation Technology Choices pp. 13: Eric C. Schuck, W. Marshall Frasier, Robert Ebel, Eric Houk and Gareth Green

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The Disappearing Colorado River pp. 6: Lawrence J. MacDonnell
Water Markets and Water Rights Markets in the Western United States pp. 10: Kristiana Hansen
Innovations for Supply Reliability: Role of Inter-jurisdictional Agreements pp. 11: Bonnie Colby, O’Donnell, Michael and Rosalind H. Bark
Hedonic Price Modeling to Value Irrigated Agriculture Across a River Basin pp. 14: Steven Shultz
Water Management, Risk, and Uncertainty: Things We Wish We Knew in the 21st Century pp. 15: W. Shaw and Richard Woodward

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Economic Sustainability in the Evolving World: Implications for American Agriculture and Economists pp. 8: Steven Blank
Invasive Alien Weeds and Western Cattle Ranching: Lessons Learned from Yellow Starthistle in New Mexico pp. 8: Jennifer Thacher, Janie Chermak, Kristine Grimsrud, Kate Krause and James I. Price
Climate Change, Agriculture and the West: A Multifaceted Issue pp. 10: Siyi J. Feng, Amy Hagerman, Bruce McCarl, Jianhong H. Mu and Wei Wei Wang
Bovine Brucellosis in the Greater Yellowstone Area: An Economic Diagnosis pp. 15: Dannele E. Peck