Journal of Agricultural and Applied Economics

1969 - 2024

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Volume 11, issue 2, 1979

Impacts of Non-Point Source Pollution Regulations on Mississippi Agriculture pp. 1-9

Verner G. Hurt and Lynn L. Reinschmiedt

Discussion: Non-Point Source Pollution Abatement—Potential Impact and Research Needs pp. 11-15

Wesley Musser

Estimating U.S. Demand for Meat With A Flexible Functional Form pp. 17-20

Chung-Liang Huang

Ground Beef: Implications for the Southeastern U.S. Beef Industry pp. 21-26

J. Richard Conner and Robert W. Rogers

Impacts of Price Changes on Optimal Feeding Periods for Slaughter Yearlings pp. 27-33

D. L. McLemore and W. T. Butts

A Variance Component Approach To Industry Cost Analysis pp. 35-40

Richard L. Kilmer and Daniel S. Tilley

Importance of Understanding Consumption Dynamics In Market Recovery Periods pp. 41-46

Daniel S. Tilley

An Econometric Model of Farmers' Demand For Commodity Credit Corporation Loans pp. 47-55

Michael Golden and Leonard Burman

Farm Size and Rural Communities: Some Economic Relationships pp. 57-61

Gerald Marousek

An Econometric Model of Manufacturing Employment Growth in Rural Tennessee Counties from 1962 to 1976 pp. 63-67

Dale J. Leuck

Regional Acreage Response by Quarter for Fresh Tomatoes: An Example of the Use of Mixed Estimation pp. 69-74

Michael D. Hammig

On Evaluating Crop Response to Lime in the Tennessee Valley Region pp. 75-81

Harry H. Hall and W. Joe Free

Inflation and Machinery Cost Budgeting pp. 83-88

Myles J. Watts and Glenn A. Helmers

Economics of Swine Crossbreeding Systems pp. 89-96

Randall A. Merrell, C. Shumway, James O. Sanders and T. D. Tanksley

Estimating Recreation Values Associated With Land Use Changes pp. 97-102

Wesley Musser and Rod F. Ziemer

A Theoretical Framework for Analyzing Social Costs Of the Tobacco Program pp. 103-106

Ruth C. Johnson and B. R. McManus

Rates of Return to Agricultural Research and Extension in the Southern Region pp. 107-111

Fred C. White and Joseph Havlicek

Food Stamp Program Effects on Availability Of Food Nutrients for Low Income Families In the Southern Region of the United States pp. 113-120

W. Keith Scearce and Robert B. Jensen

Impact of Food Stamp and Nutrition Education Programs on Food Group Expenditure And Nutrient Intake of Low Income Households pp. 121-129

C. G. Davis and P. H. Neenan

Application of Price Elasticities to Farm Policy Analysis: Comment pp. 131-133

Chung-Liang Huang

Application of Price Elasticities To Farm Policy Analysis: Reply pp. 135-136

Earl A. Stennis and W. Lanny Bateman

Volume 11, issue 1, 1979

A Look at Major Events Impacting Productivity and Uncertainty in Southern Agriculture During the 1970's pp. 1-6

Robert W. Rudd

A Look at Emerging Economic and Policy Issues Confronting Southern Agriculture in the 1980s pp. 7-9

Harold F. Exeimyer

Discussion: A Look at Major Events and Policy Issues Facing Southern Agriculture pp. 11-14

Luther Tweeten

Significant Developments in Southern Agriculture in the Decade of the 1970s And Emerging Policy Issues in the 1980s pp. 15-17

Gene D. Sullivan

Major Developments of Significance to Agriculture in the 1970s and Prospects for the 1980s: Comments pp. 19-22

John E. Lee

Financing Agricultural Economics Research and Extension in the Southern Region pp. 23-27

W. D. Toussaint

Discussion: Financing Agricultural Economics Research and Extension in the Southern Region pp. 29-31

J. Edwin Faris

Farm Growth and Estate Transfer in an Uncertain Environment pp. 33-44

Odell L. Walker, Mike L. Hardin, Harry P. Mapp and Clint E. Roush

Discussion: Risk and Financial Management Implications for Firm Growth in an Uncertain Market pp. 45-47

Neil R. Martin

Agricultural Economics Research and Extension Needs of Small-Scale, Limited-Resource Farmers pp. 49-56

Jerry G. West

Comment: Agricultural Economics Research and Extension Needs of Small-Scale, Limited-Resource Farmers pp. 57-59

Ben L. Perry

A U.S. Regional Model of Feeder Steer-Heifer Price Differentials pp. 61-65

Steven T. Buccola and David L. Jessee

The Response of Futures Prices to New Market Information: The Case of Live Hogs pp. 67-70

Steve Miller

Risk Ratios and Hedging: Florida Feeder Cattle pp. 71-77

Ronald Ward and Gregory E. Schimkat

Economic Implications of Alternative Cotton Production Practices: Texas Lower Rio Grande Valley pp. 79-82

Glenn S. Collins, Ronald D. Lacewell and John Norman

Oscillators As Decision Guides in Hedging Feeder Cattle: An Economic Evaluation pp. 83-88

James R. Russell and John R. Franzmann

Implication of Improved Irrigation Pumping Efficiency for Farmer Profit and Energy Use pp. 89-94

Daniel C. Hardin and Ronald D. Lacewell

Efficient Interfacing of the Truck-To-Ship Intermodal Grain Transfer System: Port of Houston pp. 95-100

Stephen Fuller and Mechel Paggi

Influence of Market Diversification on Farm Income Variability of Soybean Producers pp. 101-105

B. R. Eddleman and J. E. Moya-Rodriguez

Structure of the U.S. and West Texas Early Summer Onion Markets pp. 107-112

Bob Davis and Billy R. Hise

Potential Effects of New Caribbean – Area Winter Fresh Tomato and Cucumber Supplies on the U.S. Industry pp. 113-118

G. A. Zepp

Foreign Trade, Protection, and Multinational Activity in U.S. Food Processing Industries pp. 119-125

Emilio Pagoulatos and Robert Sorensen

Forecasting Monthly Slaughter Cow Prices with a Subset Autoregressive Model pp. 127-131

Thomas Spreen, Richard E. Mayer, James R. Simpson and James T. McClave

Determinants of Lender Response to Short-Term Credit Needs of Small Commercial Farmers pp. 133-137

Steven T. Sonka and Bruce L. Dixon

Interfacing Economic and Demographic Models for Rural Areas: Design and Methodological Considerations pp. 139-144

Steve H. Murdock, F. Leistritz and Lonnie L. Jones

Analysis of USDA Funded Rural Development Research Programs in the United States and the Southern Region pp. 145-152

Daniel Otto and Joseph Havlicek

Production Responses and Price Determination in the Florida Watermelon Industry pp. 153-156

G. Bryan Wall and Daniel S. Tilley

Strip-Mine Reclamation Laws and Regional Cost Implications pp. 157-161

Lowell Catlett and Michael Boehlje

An Economic Impact Evaluation of Government Programs: The Case of Brucellosis Control in the United States pp. 163-168

Chun-Ian Liu

Inventory and Price Equilibrium Models Applied to the Storage Problem pp. 169-173

Martin J. Blake and Stanley R. Johnson

Contributed Papers pp. 175-188

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