Journal of Agricultural and Applied Economics

1969 - 2024

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Volume 17, issue 2, 1985

Dynamic Factor Demands for Aggregate Southeastern United States Agriculture pp. 1-10

Timothy G. Taylor and Michael J. Monson

A Markov Chain Analysis of Structural Changes in the Texas High Plains Cotton Ginning Industry pp. 11-20

Don E. Ethridge, Sujit K. Roy and David W. Myers

Analysis of Economic Emergency Loan Allocations and Credit Market Expansion pp. 21-32

Lewell Gunter, Webb M. Smathers, Michael C. Ingram and Robert Dubman

Technological Change and the Productivity Slowdown in Field Crops: United States, 1939-78 pp. 33-42

Colin G. Thirtle

A Bioeconomic Simulation Approach to Multi-Species Insect Management pp. 43-56

William G. Boggess, Dino J. Cardelli and C. S. Barfield

Market Failure in Multiphase Electric Power Development for Agricultural Irrigation pp. 57-66

Bernard V. Tew, Josef M. Broder, Wesley Musser and Terence Centner

Financial Analysis of a Proposed Large-Scale Ethanol Cogeneration Project pp. 67-76

Gregory D. Hanson

The Estate Tax Provision of the 1981 Economic Recovery Tax Act: Which Farmers Benefit? pp. 77-86

J. Lowenberg-DeBoer and Michael D. Boehlje

The Relationship Between Managerial Heuristics and Economics in Pricing Retail Meats pp. 87-96

Michael Reed and Lynn W. Robbins

Effective Learning in Large Classes Through Risk Management pp. 97-104

Josef M. Broder, Bernard V. Tew and Jeffery Williams

Importance, Causes, and Management Responses to Farm Risks: Evidence From Florida and Alabama pp. 105-116

William G. Boggess, Kwabena A. Anaman and Gregory D. Hanson

Impact of a More Intensive Insect Pest Infestation Level on Cotton Production: Texas High Plains pp. 117-126

Sharif M. Masud, Ronald D. Lacewell, John R. Stoll, J. Knox Walker, James F. Leser and Christine Sellar

Optimal Management Strategies for Alfalfa Production Within a Total Farm Plan pp. 127-138

David Debertin and Angelos Pagoulatos

Estimating Implicit Marginal Prices of Quality Characteristics of Tomatoes pp. 139-146

Jeffery L. Jordan, R. L. Shewfelt, S. E. Prussia and W. C. Hurst

A Stochastic Programming Analysis of the Farm Level Implications of Soil Erosion Control pp. 147-154

Eduardo Segarra, Randall Kramer and Daniel Taylor

An Evaluation of the Rice Outlook and Situation Price Forecasts pp. 155-162

Emmett W. Elam and Shelby H. Holder

Optimal Irrigation Pivot Location on Irregularly Shaped Fields pp. 163-170

L. Upton Hatch, William E. Hardy, Eugene W. Rochester and Gregory C. Johnson

Wheat Acreage Response: Investigation a Regional Econometric Investigation pp. 171-180

Kenneth W. Bailey and Abner W. Womack

An Economic Analysis of Selected U. S. Dairy Program Changes pp. 181-192

Glen D. Whipple, Charles Powe and Morgan Gray

Agribusiness Simulators for Management Training pp. 193-198

Emerson M. Babb

Financial Risk in Cotton Production pp. 199-206

Paul N. Wilson and Carl E. Gundersen

Developing Realistic Agricultural Production Functions for Use in Undergraduate Classes pp. 207-214

David Debertin

Egg Prices Revisited pp. 215-220

Lee F. Schrader, David Bessler and Warren Preston

Establishing Linkages Between Economic Theory and Enterprise Budgeting for Teaching and Extension Programs pp. 221-230

G. L. Bradford and David Debertin

Risk Perceptions and Management Responses: Producer-Generated Hypotheses For Risk Modeling pp. 231-238

George R. Patrick, Paul N. Wilson, Peter J. Barry, William G. Boggess and Douglas L. Young

Volume 17, issue 1, 1985

Observations on Changes in Factors Influencing Agricultural Economics and Some Implications for the Profession pp. 1-6

J. Richard Conner

The Southern Agricultural Economics Association and Resident Instruction pp. 7-14

Josef M. Broder

Discussion: The Southern Agricultural Economics Association and Resident Instruction pp. 15-16

David M. Kohl

Role of the Southern Agricultural Economics Association in Extension pp. 17-25

Ronald D. Knutson

Discussion: Role of the Southern Agricultural Economics Association in Extension pp. 27-29

Harold M. Harris

Teaching, Research, and Extension Programs at Predominantly Black Land-Grant Institutions pp. 31-41

Thomas T. Williams and Handy Williamson

Discussion: Teaching, Research, and Extension Programs at Predominantly Black Land-Grant Institutions pp. 43-45

Leo J. Guedry

Small Farm Research and Policy Implications pp. 47-56

Tesfa G. Ghebremedhin and William M. Johnson

Discussion: Small Farm Research and Policy Implications pp. 57-59

John C. Crecink

Human Capital Needs of Black Land-Grant Institutions pp. 61-69

Alfred L. Parks and Richard D. Robbins

Discussion: Human Capital Needs of Black Land-Grant Institutions pp. 71-73

Carlton G. Davis

Issues in Agricultural Land Markets: An Empirical Perspective pp. 75-84

Lonnle R. Vandeveer

Discussion: Issues in Agricultural Land Markets: An Empirical Perspective pp. 85-87

Stan R. Spurlock

Critical Issues in Agricultural Labor Markets pp. 89-98

Robert D. Emerson

Discussion: Critical Issues in Agricultural Labor Markets pp. 99-102

H. L. Goodwin

Capital for the Agriculture of the Future pp. 103-111

James S. Plaxico and Glenn J. Knowles

Discussion: Capital for the Agriculture of the Future pp. 113-115

Danny Klinefelter

Risk Management Strategies to Reduce Net Income Variability for Farmers pp. 117-130

Hamid Falatoonzadeh, J. Richard Conner and Rulon D. Pope

Temporal Allocation Alternatives for Southeastern Red Delicious Apples pp. 131-138

L. R. Motsinger, James Epperson and W. O. Mizelle

Public Environmental Amenity Benefits of Private Land: The Case of Prime Agricultural Land pp. 139-149

John Bergstrom, B. L. Dillman and John R. Stoll

A Translog Cost Analysis of Turkey Production in the Mid-Atlantic Region pp. 151-158

William Grisley and Kangethe W. Gitu

Scheduling Inputs with Production Functions: Optimal Nitrogen Programs for Rice pp. 159-168

Ronald C. Griffin, M. Rister, John M. Montgomery and Fred T. Turner

A Mathematical Programming Model for Vegetable Rotations pp. 169-176

Wesley Musser, Vickie J. Alexander, Bernard V. Tew and Doyle A. Smittle

The Market Value of Ingress Rights for White-Tailed Deer Hunting in Texas pp. 177-182

C. Pope and John R. Stoll

Whole Farm Risk-Rating Microcomputer Model pp. 183-187

Kim B. Anderson and John E. Ikerd

Selected Papers pp. 189-204

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Editors', February 1985 pp. 207-209

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Secretary-Treasurer's, February 1985 pp. 210-211

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Guidelines for Submission of Manuscripts pp. 212-213

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