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Volume 37, issue 5, 1955

The Orientation of Agricultural Economics pp. 793-806

Karl Brandt

Conditions and Rates of Economic Growth pp. 807-820

Howard S. Ellis

Contributions of Agricultural Policies to General Economic Growth pp. 821-834

Frederick V. Waugh and James P. Cavin

Discussion: Conditions and Rates of Economic Growth pp. 834-837

William H. Nicholls

Discussion: Contributions of Agricultural Policies to General Economic Growth pp. 837-839

O. B. Jesness

The Role of An Agricultural Economist in a Farm and Home Development Program-From An Administrator's Viewpoint pp. 840-847

E. J. Nesius

Organizing Economic Research Specifically for Use in a Farm and Home Development Program pp. 848-857

Sydney D. Staniforth and Lee M. Day

Discussion: Implications of Farm and Home Planning From the County Extension Worker's Viewpoint pp. 857-859

Stuart Brabant

Discussion: Economic Implications of Farm and Home Planning Work pp. 859-863

C. B. Ratchford

Discussion: Organizing Economic Research Specifically for Use in a Farm and Home Development Program pp. 863-865

P. E. Johnston

The Development and Present Status of Water Rights and Water Policy in the United States pp. 866-874

Wells A. Hutchins

Some Economic Issues in Water Rights pp. 875-885

S. V. Ciriacy-Wantrup

Organization and Administrative Arrangements for an Effective Water Policy pp. 886-896

Harry A. Steele and Mark M. Regan

Discussion: The Development and Present Status of Water Rights and Water Policy in the United States pp. 897-899

Raleigh Barlowe

Discussion: Some Economic Issues in Water Rights pp. 899-901

Elco L. Greenshields

Discussion: Organization and Administrative Arrangements for an Effective Water Policy pp. 901-903

Wilfred H. Pine

Welfare Implications of Market Prices pp. 904-911

T. A. Hieronymus

Welfare Implications of Efficiency and Technological Improvements in Marketing Research and Extension pp. 912-923

Lawrence Witt

Discussion: Welfare Implications of Market Prices pp. 923-925

Donald L. Brooke

Discussion: Welfare Implications of Efficiency and Technological Improvement pp. 926-927

Allen B. Paul

Reorientation of Policies in Agricultural Financing pp. 928-940

R. C. Engberg

Measuring Risk in Farm Mortgage Lending pp. 941-949

George K. Brinegar

Influence of Trade Credit on Broiler Production pp. 950-959

John O. Gerald

Discussion: Reorientation of Policies in Agricultural Financing pp. 959-962

Ernest T. Baughman

Discussion: Measuring Risk in Farm Mortgage Lending pp. 963-964

Reynold P. Dahl

Discussion: Influence of Trade Credit on Broiler Production pp. 965-967

J. H. Blackstone

How Much Progress Has Been Made in the Study of the Demand for Farm Products? pp. 968-974

E. J. Working

A Comparison of Single and Simultaneous Equation Techniques pp. 975-990

Richard J. Foote

Discussion: How Much Progress Has Been Made in the Study of the Demand for Farm Products? pp. 990-992

Walter D. Fisher

Discussion: A Comparison of Single and Simultaneous Equation Techniques pp. 992-995

George Judge

The Impact of Technological Changes on Milk Production pp. 996-1004

R. G. Wheeler

The Dairy Problem and a Suggested Solution pp. 1005-1015

Herbert C. Kriesel

Economic Problems Associated With Milk Marketing Orders pp. 1016-1021

E. W. Gaumnitz

Discussion: The Impact of Technological Changes on Milk Production pp. 1021-1023

M. S. Parsons

Discussion: The Dairy Problem and a Suggested Solution pp. 1023-1025

E. Fred Koller

Discussion: Economic Problems Associated With Milk Marketing Orders pp. 1025-1029

Leland Spencer

Making Existing Local Data More Available and Useful pp. 1030-1037

Frank V. Beck

New Data Requirements by Areas: How Can They Be Met? pp. 1038-1046

George T. Blanch

Local Data Wanted by Business Firms pp. 1047-1049

Dorris D. Brown

Needed Changes in State and Local Crop and Livestock Reports pp. 1050-1053

Francis A. Kutish

Discussion: Making Existing Local Data More Available and Useful pp. 1053-1056

R. K. Smith

Discussion: New Data Requirements by Areas: How Can They Be Met? pp. 1056-1057

C. J. Borum

Discussion: Local Data Wanted by Business Firms pp. 1057-1058

Marvin A. Schaars

Discussion: Needed Changes in State and Local Crop and Livestock Reports pp. 1058-1059

Samuel J. Gilbert

Adjustments in Production to a Growing Economy pp. 1060-1069

Earl O. Heady

Adjustments in a Growing Economy-Social Considerations pp. 1070-1082

Robert L. Clodius

Low-Income Problems in a High-Employment Economy pp. 1083-1089

Karl A. Fox

Discussion: Adjustments in Production to a Growing Economy pp. 1090-1091

H. B. James

Discussion: Adjustments in a Growing Economy—Social Considerations pp. 1091-1092

G. A. Peterson

Discussion: Low-Income Problems in a High-Employment Economy pp. 1093-1096

Franklin J. Reiss

The Nature of the Study pp. 1097-1101

Harald R. Jensen

The Universe of Farms Studied pp. 1102-1104

Cecil B. Haver

Some Problems of Method in the Interstate Managerial Survey pp. 1105-1109

Joel Smith

The Friedman-Savage Utility Hypothesis in the Interstate Managerial Study pp. 1110-1114

Glenn L. Johnson

Sociological Aspects of the Decision Making Process pp. 1115-1118

D. Woods Thomas

Possible Implications of Decision Making Studies for Farm Management Teaching and Research pp. 1119-1121

Lowell S. Hardin

Possible Implications of the North Central Interstate Managerial Study for Farm and Home Development Programs pp. 1122-1125

Earl O. Heady

Integration of Law and Economics in Analyzing Agricultural Land Use Problems pp. 1126-1142

John F. Timmons

Making Land Laws Serve Economic Ends pp. 1143-1153

J. H. Beuscher

Discussion: Integration of Research in Law and Economics as Applied to Agriculture pp. 1153-1157

Don Kanel

Discussion: Economic-Legal Approach to Agricultural Problems pp. 1157-1160

John C. O'Byrne

Conceptualizing the Supply Relation in Agriculture pp. 1161-1176

Willard W. Cochrance

The Wheat Supply Function pp. 1177-1185

B. J. Bowlen

The Supply Elasticity for Milk in the Short Run pp. 1186-1197

Harlow W. Halvorson

Discussion: Conceptualizing the Supply Relation in Agriculture pp. 1197-1199

Louis H. Bean

Discussion: The Wheat Supply Function and Supply Elasticity for Milk pp. 1199-1201

G. L. Jordan

Assistance Available From Industry pp. 1202-1203

R. D. Hardesty

Industry Cooperation in Frozen Food Distribution Research pp. 1204-1208

H. Wayne Bitting

Industry Cooperation in Studies of Fruit and Vegetable Packing House Efficiency pp. 1209-1214

B. C. French

Industry Cooperation in Marketing Facilities Studies pp. 1215-1218

William C. Crow

Industry Cooperation in Marketing Research-Potential Opportunities pp. 1219-1221

Howard L. Stier

Linear Programming as a Tool in Farm Management Analysis pp. 1222-1235

Chester O. McCorkle

Activity Analysis: An Agricultural Marketing Tool pp. 1236-1248

Charles E. French

Integrating Crop and Livestock Activities in Farm Management Activity Analysis pp. 1249-1258

Earl R. Swanson

Discussion: Linear Programming as a Tool in Farm Management Analysis pp. 1258-1261

James S. Plaxico

Discussion: Activity Analysis: An Agricultural Marketing Tool pp. 1261-1263

Kirk Fox

Discussion: Integrating Crop and Livestock Activities in Farm Management Activity Analysis pp. 1263-1265

R. J. Hildreth

Applying Welfare Economics to Farm Policy pp. 1266-1270

O. H. Brownlee

Policy Formulation and Economic Literacy pp. 1271-1277

Earl L. Butz

Evaluation of Extension Methods Used in Farm and Home Development in the Midwest pp. 1278-1285

N. S. Hadley

Evaluation of Extension Methods Employed in Farm and Home Development in the Northeast pp. 1286-1292

P. L. Putnam

Evaluation of Extension Methods Employed in Farm and Home Development in the South pp. 1293-1297

M. S. Williams

Evaluation of Extension Methods Employed in Farm and Home Development in the West pp. 1298-1301

Arthur W. Peterson

Evaluating Extension Methods Used in Farm and Home Development: Reappraisal pp. 1302-1306

James Nielson

Increasing Farmers' Understanding of Public Problems and Policies pp. 1307-1315

J. Carroll Bottum

Methodological Problems in Agricultural Policy Research pp. 1316-1324

G. E. Brandow

Discussion: Increasing Farmers' Understanding of Public Problems and Policies pp. 1324-1326

Raymond J. Penn and Peter Dorner

Discussion: Methodological Problems in Agricultural Policy Research pp. 1327-1329

Robert W. Rudd

Discussion: Increasing Farmers' Understanding of Public Problems and Policies and Methodological Problems in Agricultural Policy Research pp. 1329-1332

Geoffrey Shepherd

A Framework for Orienting Research in Land Tenure Within the Efficiency Concept pp. 1333-1340

Walter E. Chryst

The Application of Efficiency to Farm Tenure Arrangements pp. 1341-1353

Howard W. Ottoson

Two Empirical Techniques Applicable to Land Tenure Research: Linear Programming and Single Equation Models pp. 1354-1363

W. D. Toussaint

Discussion: Relative Efficiencies of Alternative Tenure Systems pp. 1363-1367

Virgil L. Hurlburt

Discussion: Relative Efficiencies of Alternative Tenure Systems pp. 1367-1369

W. E. Hendrix

The Place of Consumer Education in Increasing the Demand for Food pp. 1370-1379

Robert C. Kramer

The Place of Merchandising and Promotion in Expanding the Demand for Food pp. 1380-1386

R. L. Kohls

Predicting Market Acceptance pp. 1387-1394

Trienah Meyers

Discussion: The Place of Consumer Education in Increasing the Demand for Food pp. 1394-1395

Karl Shoemaker

Discussion: The Place of Merchandising and Promotion in Expanding the Demand for Food pp. 1395-1398

Robert M. Walsh

Trends and Characteristics of Farm Population in Low-Income Farming Areas pp. 1399-1407

Louis J. Ducoff

Economics of the Low-Income Farm Problem pp. 1408-1416

Kenneth L. Bachman

Sociological Aspects of the Low-Income Farm Problem pp. 1417-1427

Olaf F. Larson

Part-Time Parming and the Low-Income Farm Problem pp. 1428-1435

Charles E. Bishop

Discussion: The Low-Income Farm Problem pp. 1435-1438

H. R. Moore

Discussion: The Low-Income Farm Problem pp. 1438-1439

Charles P. Loomis

Problems of Research in the Economics of Forage Production and Utilization pp. 1440-1447

Russell O. Olson

Economics Application of Forage Production and Utilization Research pp. 1448-1456

Irving F. Fellows

Economics of Forage Evaluation pp. 1457-1459

Lowell S. Hardin and Glenn L. Johnson

Discussion: Problems of Research in the Economics of Forage Production and Utilization pp. 1460

S. A. Engene

Discussion: Economic Application of Forage Production and Utilization Research pp. 1461-1463

B. D. Crossmon

Discussion: Economics of Forage Evaluation pp. 1463-1464

Carl P. Heisig

Economic Aspects of Food Advertising and Promotion pp. 1465-1473

Herrell DeGraff

The Economic Need for Advertising Programs to Stimulate the Demand for Foods pp. 1474-1484

Guy-Robert Detlefsen

Discussion: Economic Aspects of Food Advertising and Promotion pp. 1484-1486

E. S. Clifton

Discussion: What Is the Food Industry Doing to Stimulate the Demand for Food? pp. 1487-1488

Walter B. Garver

Minutes of the Meeting of the Executive Committee of the American Farm Economic Association, Michigan State University, Sunday, July 31, 1955 pp. 1489-1507

L. S. Hardin

Volume 37, issue 4, 1955

Farm Price Policy and the Farm Vote pp. 601-624

Charles M. Hardin

Consumer Knowledge of Quality Determining Factors in Eggs pp. 625-637

A. L. Owens and F. R. Taylor

The Measurement of Consumer Preferences pp. 638-651

V. James Rhodes

Impact of Price Expectations and Uncertainties on Decision Making by Poultry Firms pp. 652-663

T. C. Morrison and George Judge

Problems of Factor-Product Aggregation in Cobb-Douglas Value Productivity Analysis pp. 664-675

James S. Plaxico

Benefit-Cost Analysis and Public Resource Development pp. 676-689

S. V. Ciriacy-Wantrup

Consumer Demand for Cigarettes Estimated from State Data pp. 690-704

Frank H. Maier

Rural Merchandising in the Alabama Black Belt, 1875–1917 pp. 705-715

Glenn N. Sisk

A Modified Compensatory Price Program for Agriculture pp. 716-730

G. E. Brandow

Benefits Versus Costs of Price Supports pp. 731-733

Anthony Y. C. Koo

A Row Sum Check upon Computational Accuracy in Mathematical Programming Problems pp. 734-736

R. F. Hutton

Variability of Returns from the Hog Enterprise pp. 736-739

Earl R. Swanson

Factors and Fundamentals pp. 739

C. V. Plath

America's Needs and Resources: A New Survey, J. Frederic Dewhurst and Associates, New York: The Twentieth Century Fund, 1955. Pp. xxix, 1148. $10.00 pp. 746-748

Karl Brandt

Marketing Farm Products (Third Edition), Geoffrey S. Shepherd, Ames: Iowa State College Press, 1955. Pp. x, 497. $6.25 pp. 749-750

Robert W. Rudd

The Economic Future of Canada, Dr. H. M. H. A. van der Valk. Toronto: McGraw-Hill Company of Canada Limited, 1954. Pp. xiv, 206. $4.75 pp. 751-752

Ben A. Lindberg

Demand for Meat, Elmer J. Working, Institute of Meat Packaging, The University of Chicago, Chicago: The University of Chicago Press, 1954. Pp. 136. $1.00 pp. 752-755

William G. O'Regan

Marketing of Agricultural Products, Richard L. Kohls, New York: Macmillan, 1955. Pp. xiii, 399. $5.25 pp. 755-757

Edward H. Ward

Freedom in Agricultural Education, Charles M. Hardin, Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1955. Pp. xvii, 275. $4.50 pp. 757-759

Lawrence W. Witt

The Economic Theory of Agricultural Production, Lauri O. af Heurlin, Helsinki, Finland: Suomalaisen Tiedeakatemian Toimituksia, Annales Academiae Scientiarum Fennicae, Sarja-ser B nide-tom 87, 1, 1954. Pp. 130. 450 mk pp. 759-760

Sidney Hoos

Sugar Beets in the USSR: Selection and Seedbreeding (In Russian, with summaries in English, French, and German), Alexander Arkhimovich, Munich (Germany), 1954. Pp. 176 pp. 760-762

V. P. Timoshenko

Milk Control Programs of the Northeastern States, Part I Fixing of Prices Paid and Charged by Dealers, Leland Spencer and S. Kent Christensen, Ithaca, Northeast Regional Publication No. 21, Cornell Experiment Station Bulletin 908, November 1954. Pp. 136 pp. 762-764

Hugh L. Cook

The Story of FAO, Gove Hambidge, New York: D. Van Nostrand Company, Inc., 1955. Pp. xii, 303. $6.50 pp. 764-767

Alexander Eckstein

American Agriculture: Its Structure and Place in the Economy, Ronald L. Mighell, New York: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1955. Pp. xii, 187. $5.00 pp. 767-768

H. Brooks James

Managing the Farm Business, Raymond R. Beneke, New York: John Wiley and Sons, Inc., 1955. Pp. vii, 464. $3.96 pp. 768-769

Emery N. Castle

The Budgetary Process in the United States, Arthur Smithies, New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc., 1955, Pp. xxi, 486. $6.50 pp. 770-771

Donald C. Horton

Benjamin Horace Hibbard, 1870–1955 pp. 772

K. H. P.

Awards Program for 1956 pp. 788-789

Karl Brandt

Volume 37, issue 3, 1955

Changes in the Structure of Demand for Farm Products pp. 411-428

Karl A. Fox

A Statistical Analysis of Factors That Affect Prices of Coffee pp. 429-438

Henry Hopp and Richard J. Foote

Agricultural Interest in the Regulation of Truck Transportation pp. 439-451

Guy Black

The Elasticity of Demand for Railroad Transportation of Florida Produce pp. 452-460

Ezekiel Limmer

Livestock and Grain Market Reports—They Can Be Improved pp. 461-470

Francis B. McCormick

A Method of Farm Real Estate Valuation for Tax Assessment pp. 471-483

Howard W. Ottoson, Andrew R. Aandahl and L. Burbank Kristjanson

Alternative Methods of Figuring Depreciation under the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 pp. 484-492

Ralph R. Botts and Tyler F. Haygood

An Extension Philosophy for Farm and Home Development Work pp. 493-505

Peter Dorner

Trends in Number of Farms Classfied by Size pp. 506-510

John C. Ellickson

Classification of the Agricultural Population in the United States pp. 511-523

Louis J. Ducoff

Efficiency Within American Agriculture pp. 524-537

Earl O. Heady and Edwin G. Strand

Perfect VS. Discontinuous Input Markets: A Linear Programming Analysis pp. 538-545

Victor E. Smith

Selection of Maximum Profit Combinations of Livestock Enterprises and Crop Rotations pp. 546-554

G. A. Peterson

Countervailing Power and Agricultural Policy pp. 555-559

Harold G. Vatter

Reactions to Uncertain Price Expectations pp. 559-560

L. E. Drayton

Ogive Curves in a Demand Analysis pp. 560-563

Norman Nybroten

Adjusting for Changes in Price Levels in Value Productivity Studies pp. 563-566

Gerald I. Trant

Further Comment on the Heady-Pesek Fertilizer Production Function pp. 566-568

Robert F. Hutton

World Population and Food Supplies, E. John Russell, London: Allen and Unwin Ltd. (New York: Macmillan Company), 1954. Pp. 513, illus. $8.50 pp. 574-577

Charles E. Kellogg

The Location of Agricultural Production, Edgar S. Dunn, Jr., Gainesville: The University of Florida Press, 1954. Pp. 115. paper, $2.50; cloth, $3.50 pp. 577-579

George Judge

Economic Trends in Agriculture, V. R. Wertz, Ann Arbor: J. W. Edwards, Inc., 1954. Pp. x, 409. $4.50 pp. 579-580

John C. Redman

Long-Range Economic Projection, Studies in Income and Wealth, Volume Sixteen, National Bureau of Economic Research. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1954. Pp. x, 478. $9.00 pp. 580-583

Robert L. Tontz

Contemporary Readings in Agricultural Economics, edited by Harold G. Halcrow, New York, Prentice-Hall Inc., 1955. Pp. xix, 411. $3.95 pp. 583-585

Willard Cochrane

Marketing of Agricultural Products, Max E. Brunk and L. B. Darrah, New York: The Ronald Press Company, 1955. Pp. vi, 419. $5.50 pp. 585-586

Charles Zwick

The Measurement of Consumers' Expenditure and Behaviour in the United Kingdom, 1920–1938. Volume I. By Richard Stone, assisted by D. A. Rowe and W. J. Corlett, Renee Hurstfield, Muriel Potter. New York: Cambridge University Press, 1954. Pp. xl, 435. $18.50 pp. 586-589

Harlow W. Halvorson

Afea Winter Meeting in New York December 27–29, 1955 pp. 600

Karl Brandt

Volume 37, issue 2, 1955

The Agricultural Economist in the Political Environment of Policy Making pp. 189-196

Earl L. Butz

Demand and Prices pp. 197-205

Richard J. Foote

Results from Production Economic Analysis pp. 206-222

Glenn L. Johnson

Sample Surveys and Experimental Design pp. 223-233

Max E. Brunk

Surveys of Econometric Results in Agriculture: Discussion pp. 233-234

D. Johnson

Surveys of Econometric Results in Agriculture: Discussion pp. 235-236

George Kuznets

An Econometric Model of the Watermelon Market pp. 237-251

Daniel B. Suits

Management of Meat Inventories pp. 252-269

George Tolley and Cleon Harrell

Synthetic Method of Cost Analysis in Agricultural Marketing Firms pp. 270-279

Guy Black

Recent Econometric Studies in Agricultural Marketing: Discussion pp. 279

Gerhard Tintner

Resale Milk Price Control—Outmoded and Antisocial? pp. 280-291

R. G. Bressler and D. A. Clarke

Farm Policy: The Current Position pp. 292-304

J. K. Galbraith

What Can a Research Man Do in Agricultural Price Policy? pp. 305-314

Geoffrey Shepherd

Percentage Depletion: A Consideration of Its Applicability to Income from Farming pp. 315-332

Bennett Finler

Programming with Consideration of Variations in Input Coefficients pp. 333-341

M. M. Babbar, Gerhard Tintner and Earl O. Heady

Geographic Differences in Returns to Iowa Farmers: 1869–1950 pp. 342-352

Frank T. Bachmura

Problem of the Low-Income Farmers pp. 353-357

John D. Black

Farm Tenancy and Costs of Borrowing pp. 358-359

James McNulty

Prospecting a Dry Hole pp. 360-362

Arthur Mauch

Hutton and Thorne on Isoclines: A Reply pp. 363-368

Earl O. Heady and John Pesek

Agricultural Outlook Work, National and International pp. 368-370

Paul Kohn

The Economics of Location, August Lösch (translated by William H. Woglom), New Haven: Yale University Press, 1954. Pp. xxviii, 520. $7.50 pp. 376-377

Edgar S. Dunn

Evolution of Futures Trading Harold S. Irwin, Madison, Wisconsin: Mimir Publishers, Inc., 1954. Pp. xii, 95. $3.00 pp. 377-380

Holbrook Working

American Farm Life, Lowry Nelson, Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1954. Pp. vii, 192. $3.75 pp. 380-381

Erven J. Long

Food and Agriculture in Britain, 1939–1945; Aspects of Wartime Control, R. J. Hammond, Stanford: The Food Research Institute, Stanford University Press, 1954. Pp. xii, 246. $5.00 pp. 381-383

John R. Raeburn

The Limits of Foreign Policy, Charles Burton Marshall, New York: Henry Holt and Company, 1954. Pp. 128. $3.00 pp. 383-385

Robert E. Osgood

A Foreign Economic Policy for the United States, C. B. Randall, Chicago: The University of Chicago Press, November, 1954. Pp. vii, 83. $1.95 pp. 385-387

Jimmye S. Hillman

Papers and Proceedings of the Conference on Agricultural Taxation and Economic Development, Held Under the Auspices of the International Program in Taxation, Law School of Harvard University, January 28-February 3, 1954. $4.50 pp. 388-389

Oscar Zaglits

Volume 37, issue 1, 1955

Linear Programming and Farm Management Analysis pp. 1-24

James N. Boles

Problems of Order of Economic and Agricultural Policy pp. 25-37

Heinrich Niehaus

The Impact of Urban-Industrial Development on Agriculture in the Tennessee Valley and the Southeast pp. 38-56

Vernon Ruttan

Resource Use and Productivity in World Agriculture pp. 57-71

Jyoti P. Bhattacharjee

Agricultural Development in Mexico pp. 72-80

Clarence A. Moore

Aspects of Multiple-Owner Integration in the Broiler Industry pp. 81-89

R. L. Kohls and J. W. Wiley

A Study of Farmers' Reactions to Uncertain Price Expectations pp. 90-95

J. A. Boan

Impact and Problems in Administration of Export Programs pp. 96-109

Jimmye S. Hillman

A Further Note on Methods of Increasing Domestic Consumption of Farm Products pp. 110-114

Robert M. Walsh

Journal of Farm Economics Content—A Further Comment pp. 114-115

R. L. Kohls

Some Additional Information pp. 116-117

Lawrence Witt

Review Notes on the Heady-Pesek Fertilizer Production Surface pp. 117-119

R. F. Hutton and D. W. Thorne

Errata pp. 117

Earl O. Heady and John Pesek

Farm Technological Advance and Total Population Growth pp. 120-121

John M. Brewster

Colin Clark on the Future of U. S. Agriculture pp. 121-125

John D. Black

Japan Needs U. S. Surplus Food pp. 125-127

David E. Lindstrom

Estimating Cattle on Feed pp. 127-129

Frank S. Scott

The Proper Place of the "Bigness" Argument in Agricultural Economics pp. 130-132

C. Clyde Mitchell

How Certain Factors Affect the Economics of Soil Conservation pp. 132-135

R. H. Blosser

Solving Minimum-Cost Feed Mix Problems pp. 135-139

Earl R. Swanson

Comments on "Economic Nature of the Cooperative Association" pp. 140-144

Oddvar Aresvik

Rejoinder to Long's Reply on the Value Question pp. 144-146

L. John Kutish

Richard T. Ely pp. 146-148

Henry C. Taylor

John Leslie Tennant pp. 149

H. G. Hamilton and C. N. Smith

Farm Appraisal, Classification and Valuation of Farm Land and Buildings (Third Edition), William G. Murray, Ames: Iowa State College Press, 1954. Pp. 366. $4.50 pp. 153-154

Howard W. Ottoson

International Handbook of Cooperative Legislation, By Laszlo Valko, Pullman: State College of Washington, 1954, Pp. xi, 273. $5.00 pp. 154-157

Frank Robotka

The New England Fishing Industry, Donald J. White, Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1954. Pp. xvii, 205. $4.00 pp. 157-158

Francis Minot

Big Enterprise in a Competitive System, A. D. H. Kaplan, Washington, D.C.: The Brookings Institution, 1954. Pp. 269. $4.00 pp. 158-161

Joseph G. Knapp

An Economic Analysis of the Impact of Government Programs on the Potato Industry of the United States, Roger W. Gray, Vernon L. Sorenson, and Willard W. Cochrane, North Central Regional Publication No. 42, Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station, 1954, Pp. 239 pp. 161-163

Charles E. Bishop

Wartime Agriculture in Australia and New Zealand, 1939–50, J. G. Crawford, C. M. Donald, C. P. Dowsett and D. B. Williams; and A. A. Ross, The Food Research Institute, Stanford: Stanford University Press, 1954. Pp. xiii, 354. $7.50 pp. 164-166

Keith O. Campbell

The Growth of Physical Capital in Agriculture, 1870–1950, Alvin S. Tostlebe, Occasional Paper 44, The National Bureau of Economics Research, Inc., New York, 1954, Pp. 92, $1.25 pp. 166-167

Willard Cochrane

Shirt-Sleeve Diplomacy—Point 4 in Action, Jonathan B. Bingham, New York: The John Day Company, 1954. Pp. 293. $4.00 pp. 168-170

Mervin G. Smith

Methods of Crop Forecasting, Fred H. Sanderson, Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1954. Pp. XIV, 259. $5.00 pp. 170-173

Ivan M. Lee

Sun, Sea and Sky, Irving P. Krick and Roscoe Fleming, Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott Publishers, 1954. Pp. 248. $3.95 pp. 173-175

Frank Meissner

South African Food and Agriculture in World War II, J. M. Tinley, The Food Research Institute, Stanford: Stanford University Press, 1954. Pp. xii, 138. $5.00 pp. 175-177

K. E. Hunt

Law and Practice in Chattel Secured Farm Credit, Glenn R. Coates, Madison: The University of Wisconsin Press, 1954. Pp. xi, 105. $2.75 pp. 177-179

Ernest Feder