Proceedings â€“ Rural and Agricultural Conferences

1978 - 2010

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The changing environment for banking pp. 1-12: J. Charles Partee
Prospective trends in farm credit and fund availability: implications for agricultural banking pp. 13-59: Peter J. Barry
The role for correspondent banking: a money center perspective pp. 61-67: John W. Ballantine
Financing the agricultural industry by regional correspondent banks pp. 69-81: Jim Timberlake
Public policy toward agricultural credit pp. 83-110: John E. Lee
The Federal Reserve seasonal borrowing privilege pp. 111-138: Emanuel Melichar
The Farm Credit System: another source of loanable funds pp. 139-167: Donald E. Wilkinson
A new market to provide loanable funds to rural banks pp. 169-194: Raymond J. Doll
New opportunities in liquidity management pp. 195-228: Donald C. Miller
Using new fund sources: a banker's perspective pp. 229-233: Marlin D. Jackson
Future sources of loanable funds for agricultural banks: a symposium, Kansas City, Missouri, December 8-9, 1980: Anonymous

Western water resources: the coming problem and policy alternatives pp. 1-12: Emery N. Castle
The coming conflicts over water pp. 15-47: Charles W. Howe
Six-state high plains--Ogallala aquifer area regional study pp. 49-66: Harvey O. Banks
Issues in determining Indian water rights pp. 67-72: Richard W. Simms
The quality of water: problems, identification, and improvement pp. 73-92: John F. Timmons
Better use of water management tools pp. 93-98: Allen V. Kneese
A western governor looks at water policy pp. 101-112: Scott M. Matheson
Western water resources: means to augment the supply pp. 113-140: Theodore M. Schad
Financing water resources development pp. 141-183: Leo M. Eisel and Richard M. Wheeler
The national perspective pp. 185-195: Guy R. Martin
Water law, policies and politics: institutions for decision making pp. 199-226: Frank J. Trelease
The benefit-cost dilemma pp. 227-252: Daniel Bromley
Better use of water management tools pp. 253-297: George E. Radosevich
The implications of improved water allocation policy pp. 299-311: Kenneth E. Boulding
Western water resources: coming problems and the policy alternatives - a symposium, Kansas City, Missouri, September 27-28, 1979: Anonymous

Agricultural exports in perspective pp. 5-13: Clifford M. Hardin
World trade and the small farmer: can they co-exist? pp. 14-17: Thomas F. Eagleton
World food production potential and constraints upon it pp. 18-37: Earl O. Heady
Third World development and the demand for agricultural exports - the role of the United States pp. 38-56: John W. Mellor
Agricultural trade in the 21st century: the role of the MTN today pp. 57-63: Alan Wm. Wolff
Foreign demand and export potential for U.S. farm products pp. 64-83: Howard W. Jhort
Agricultural trade relations between the European Community and the United States pp. 84-93: Herman De Lange
Potential role of humanitarian efforts pp. 94-110: D. Johnson
Financing world trade pp. 111-121: Tilford C. Gaines
Political-economic realism -- agricultural products in world trade pp. 122-130: Clarence D. Palmby
World food supply and demand: how the two can be linked pp. 131-141: Clayton Yeutter
World agricultural trade: the potential for growth: a symposium, Kansas City, Missouri, May 18-19, 1978: Anonymous