American Journal of Agricultural Economics

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Volume 31, issue 4_Part_2, 1949

Our Amazing Population Upsurge pp. 765-778

Joseph S. Davis

Significance of the "General Price Level" and Related Influences to American Agriculture pp. 779-787

O. V. Wells

Significance of the General Price Level and Related Influences to American Agriculture: Further Comment pp. 788-792

J. W. Tapp

General Price Level and Related Factors: Further Comment pp. 793-799

F. F. Hill

Current Trends in Agricultural Policy pp. 800-805

T. K. Cowden

Comments on Agricultural Policy pp. 806-813

Walter W. Wilcox

Foreign Trade Policy—Which Way? pp. 814-824

O. B. Jesness

Some Further World Trade Problems—A Review of Professor Jesness' Paper pp. 825-831

Lawrence W. Witt

Foreign Trade Problems—Further Comment pp. 832-836

Charles M. Elkinton

Implications of Particular Economics in Agricultural Economics Methodology pp. 837-850

Earl O. Heady

Implications of Aggregative Theories for Agricultural Economists pp. 851-862

Sidney Hoos

Use of Economics in Farming pp. 863-869

True D. Morse

The Missouri Plan (Balanced Farming) pp. 870-879

J. W. Burch

Economics for the Farmer pp. 880-887

Lauren Soth

The Missouri Plan (Balanced Farming): Discussion pp. 887-888

George A. Pond

The Missouri Plan (Balanced Farming): Discussion pp. 889-890

A. Shultis

Integrating Economic and Legal Thought on Agricultural Cooperatives pp. 891-907

A. Ladru Jensen

Integrating Economic and Legal Thought Relating to Agricultural Cooperation pp. 908-915

Harold Hedges

Integrating Economic and Legal Thought Relating to Agricultural Cooperation: Discussion pp. 915-916

H. E. Erdman

The Future of the Great Plains Reappraised pp. 917-927

Elmer Starch

The Future of the Great Plains Reappraised: Discussion pp. 927-928

R. B. Tootell

The Future of the Great Plains Reappraised: Discussion pp. 929-930

George Montgomery

Farm Business Survival under Extreme Weather Risks pp. 931-943

Rainer Schickele

The Problem of Farm Business Survival in Areas of Highly Variable Rainfall pp. 944-950

Donald C. Horton and E. Lloyd Barber

The Problem of Farm Business Survival in Areas of Highly Variable Rainfall: Discussion pp. 951-953

Harold G. Halcrow

The Problem of Farm Business Survival in Areas of Highly Variable Rainfall: Discussion pp. 953-954

Glen L. Johnson

The Importance of Irrigation in the Economy of the West pp. 955-964

H. E. Selby

Federal Aid to Irrigation Development pp. 965-975

Walter U. Fuhriman

Acreage Limitation in Federal Irrigation Projects with Particular Reference to the Central Valley Project of California pp. 976-982

Varden Fuller

Acreage Limitation in Federal Irrigation Projects with Particular Reference to the Central Valley Project of California: Discussion pp. 982-983

George W. Barr

Acreage Limitation in Federal Irrigation Projects with Particular Reference to the Central Valley Project of California: Discussion pp. 983-984

Earl L. Butz

Western Range Land Use and Conservation Problems pp. 985-994

Mont H. Saunderson

Western Range Land Use and Conservation Problems: Discussion pp. 994-996

William N. Anderson

Western Range Land Use and Conservation Problems: Discussion pp. 996-997

H. R. Hochmuth

The Objectives, Effects and Costs of Feed Grain Storage pp. 998-1007

Geoffrey Shepherd

The Objectives, Effects and Costs of Feed Grain Storage: Discussion pp. 1008-1009

Roland Welborn

The Missouri River Development Program pp. 1010-1016

Harry A. Steele

An Economist's Appraisal of the Missouri River Development Program pp. 1017-1023

R. R. Renne

A Conservationist's Appraisal of the Missouri Development Program pp. 1024-1029

T. L. Gaston

An Engineer's Appraisal of the Missouri Basin Development Program pp. 1030-1034

John A. Short

New Directions for Land Economics Research: West pp. 1035-1042

M. M. Kelso

Some New Directions of Land Economic Research in the Northeast pp. 1043-1054

Howard E. Conklin

Some New Directions of Land Economic Research in the Northeast: Discussion pp. 1054-1055

Melvin L. Upchurch

Some New Directions of Land Economic Research in the Northeast: Discussion pp. 1055-1057

Virgil Gilman

Developing and Applying Production Functions in Farm Management pp. 1058-1064

Irving F. Fellows

Measuring the Management Factor pp. 1065-1072

F. J. Reiss

Multivariate Analysis of Farm and Ranch Management Data pp. 1073-1078

John A. Hopkin

Multivariate Analysis of Farm and Ranch Management Data: Discussion pp. 1078-1079

Carl P. Heisig

Needed New Directions in Agricultural Price Analysis pp. 1080-1088

Karl A. Fox

Statistical Issues in Price Research pp. 1089-1095

J. A. Nordin

Using Price Research pp. 1096-1098

George Alcorn

Making Price Research Useful pp. 1099-1101

J. Carroll Bottum

Measuring the Incomes of Farm People pp. 1102-1111

Ernest W. Grove and Nathan M. Koffsky

Reflections on Poverty within Agriculture—A Summary pp. 1112-1113

Theodore Schultz

Reflections on Poverty within Agriculture—A Summary: Discussion pp. 1113-1117

Erven J. Long

Reflections on Poverty within Agriculture—A Summary: Discussion pp. 1117-1118

Herman M. Southworth

Reflections on Poverty within Agriculture—A Summary: Discussion pp. 1118-1120

John W. White

Institutional Changes Affecting the Agricultural Outlook; the Agricultural Perspective pp. 1121-1131

Kenneth H. Parsons

Current Institutional Trends in Business pp. 1132-1140

A. C. Hoffman

Labor's Aims and What They Mean to Agriculture pp. 1141-1147

Donald Montgomery

Marketing Research under the Research and Marketing Act pp. 1148-1155

Bernard Joy

Administering Market Research—Western Problems pp. 1156-1163

D. B. DeLoach

Administering Market Research—Northern Problems pp. 1164-1172

Raymond J. Penn

Administering Market Research—Northern Problems: Discussion pp. 1172-1174

M. T. Buchanan

Making Marketing Research Useful pp. 1175-1180

F. L. Thomsen

Extension's Role in Getting Results of Marketing Research Translated into Action pp. 1181-1186

J. Z. Rowe

Extension's Role in Getting Results of Marketing Research Translated into Action pp. 1187-1193

Kenneth Hood

Methods Employed in an Analysis of the Spread between Farm and Consumer Milk Prices in New York City pp. 1194-1202

E. C. Young and A. J. Bergfeld

The Midwestern Egg Project pp. 1203-1206

Hermon I. Miller

Development of Regional Cotton Marketing Research pp. 1207-1212

William A. Faught and D. Gray Miley

Agricultural Marketing Research at the University of Chicago pp. 1213-1224

O. H. Brownlee

Agricultural Marketing Research at the University of Chicago: Discussion pp. 1224-1227

Bennett S. White

Current Status of Marketing Agreements for Fruits and Vegetables pp. 1228-1236

S. R. Smith

Florida Citrus Agreement pp. 1237-1243

H. G. Hamilton

Maine Potato Marketing Agreement and Order pp. 1244-1246

Charles S. Merchant

Elementary Economic Theory of Marketing Control pp. 1247-1254

George L. Mehren

The Development of Basic Data under the Research and Marketing Act pp. 1255-1262

Haven C. R. Stewart

The Development of Basic Data under the Research and Marketing Act: Discussion pp. 1262-1264

George A. Scott

The Mailed Inquiry and Methods of Increasing Returns pp. 1265-1273

Floyd K. Reed

The Mailed Inquiry and Methods of Increasing Returns: Discussion pp. 1273-1275

R. K. Smith

Winter Storm Livestock Loss Surveys in Wyoming pp. 1276-1283

George Knutson

Plans for the 1950 Census of Agriculture pp. 1284-1293

Ray Hurley

Plans for the 1950 Census of Agriculture: Discussion pp. 1293-1295

P. J. Creer

Plans for the 1950 Census of Agriculture: Discussion pp. 1295-1296

Joe R. Motheral

Plans for the 1950 Census of Agriculture: Discussion pp. 1296-1297

R. S. Overton

Volume 31, issue 4_Part_1, 1949

Canadian Agricultural Price Problems and Polices: A Commentary pp. 581-593

W. M. Drummond

Federal Marketing and Price Support Legislation in Canada pp. 594-609

A. H. Turner

Experience With Provincial Marketing Schemes in Canada pp. 610-626

M. W. Farrell

Development of Wheat Marketing Policy in Canada pp. 627-642

G. E. Britnell and V. C. Fowke

The Proposal to Market Coarse Grains Through the Canadian Wheat Board pp. 643-655

G. L. Burton

The Logical Foundations of Economic Research pp. 656-686

Kenneth H. Parsons

Input-Output Relationships in Egg Production pp. 687-696

Peter L. Hansen

The Status and Possibilities of Rural Producing Cooperatives pp. 697-707

Werner Z. Hirsch

A Comment on "Planning and Control" pp. 708-711

C. Clyde Mitchell

Some Rules for Making Economic Studies in a Political Environment pp. 708

E. C. Young

The Inheritance Process as Viewed Through the Probate Court in Dane County, Wisconsin pp. 712-716

Edward H. Ward

Economics of Minimum Wages in Relation to the Agricultural Labor Market pp. 716-725

Jacob J. Kaufman

Some Probable Effects of Taxation on Farmers' Marketing Practices pp. 725-730

Samuel L. Crockett

Long-Time Economic Prospects for Agriculture? pp. 731-732

Erven J. Long

Readings on Agricultural Policy, Edited by O. B. Jesness, Univ. of Minnesota: The Blakiston Co., Philadelphia. 1949. Pp. xi, 470, $4.50 pp. 737-739

T. K. Cowden

The Consumer and the Economic Order, by Warren C. Waite and Ralph Cassady, Jr. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1949, Pp. x, 440. $4.50 pp. 739-741

Alvin E. Coons

Controlling Factors in Economic Development, Harold G. Moulton. Washington, D. C: The Brookings Institution, 1949. Pp. viii, 397, $4.00 pp. 741-744

R. C. Engberg

Commodity Exchanges and Futures Trading, Julius B. Baer and Olin Glenn Saxon. New York: Harper and Brothers, 1949. Pp. xii, 324. $5.00 pp. 744-745

Herman L. Myers

Agriculture and Industrialization: The Adjustments That Take Place as an Agricultural Country Is Industrialized, Pei-kang Chang. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1949. Pp. xiv, 270. $5.00 pp. 746-747

William H. Nicholls

The Economic Problems of Forestry in the Appalachian Region, William A. Duerr. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1949. Pp. x, 308. $5.00 pp. 747-749

Bushrod W. Allin

The United States International Timber Trade in the Pacific Area, Ivan M. Elchibegoff. Stanford: Stanford University Press, 1949. Pp. xvii, 302. $7.50 pp. 749-752

Charles H. Stoddard

Theories of Welfare Economics, Hla Myint. Cambridge: Harvard University Press (for the London School of Economics and Political Science), 1948. Pp. xiv, 240. $4.00 pp. 753-754

Victor E. Smith

Grass Silage and Dairying, Ray W. Ingham in Association with Willis A. King, Walter C. Russell and Carl B. Bender, New Brunswick, Rutgers University Press, 1949. Pp. vii, 88 pp. 754-756

Edward J. Smith

Volume 31, issue 3, 1949

Rural Health and the Truman Plan pp. 391-408

Calvin W. Stillman

Theory: Definition and Purpose pp. 409-417

Bushrod W. Allin

Actuarial Structures for Crop Insurance pp. 418-443

Harold G. Halcrow

The Field of Agricultural Marketing Research: Objectives, Definition, Content, Criteria pp. 444-455

Geoffrey Shepherd

Land Reform and the Transformation of Agriculture in Hungary pp. 456-468

Alexander Eckstein

Ten Years of the Farm Tenant Purchase Program pp. 469-486

Edward C. Banfield

The Brannan Plan and Farm Adjustment Opportunities in the Cotton South pp. 487-496

W. E. Hendrix

Great Plains Agriculture and Brannan's Farm Program pp. 497-508

Harold G. Halcrow and Roy E. Huffman

High Level Support Prices and Corn Belt Agriculture pp. 509-519

D. Johnson

Retail Value of Meat Consumption Relative to Consumers' Incomes as a Measure of Demand for Meat pp. 520-524

Harold F. Breimeyer

The Work of the Permanent Agricultural Committee of the International Labour Office pp. 524-528

Lowry Nelson

What is the Basis of Farm Financial Progress? pp. 529-538

P. E. McNall and D. R. Mitchell

A California Case Study in Location Theory: The Globe Artichoke on the Moro Cojo pp. 538-544

William O. Jones

The Effect of a Reduction in Farm Prices on Farm Earnings pp. 544-548

Andrew Vanvig and Truman Nodland

Synthesis of Labor Inputs for Hogs from Time-Study Data pp. 549-555

Orlin J. Scoville

High Farm Income and Efficient Resource Use pp. 555-557

Walter W. Wilcox

Rural Life in the United States. Carl C. Taylor, Arthur F. Raper, Douglas Ensminger, Margaret Jarman Hagood, T. Wilson Longmore, Walter C. McKain, Jr., Louis J. Ducoff, Edgar A. Schuler. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., 1949. Pp. xviii, 549. $5.00 pp. 558-560

Margaret G. Reid

Major Economic Forces Affecting Agriculture with Particular Reference to California. S. V. Ciriacy-Wantrup, Hilgardia, Berkeley; University of California, 1947. Pp. 76. Contribution from the Giannini Foundation of Agricultural Economics pp. 560-562

Charles M. Elkinton

Security for the People. Roland W. Bartlett, Champaign: Garrard Press, 1949. Pp. vii, 295 pp. 563-564

Wallace E. Ogg

Farm Work Simplification. Lawrence M. Vaughan and Lowell S. Hardin, New York: John Wiley and Sons, Inc., 1949. Pp. xii, 145. $2.80 pp. 565-566

Everrett E. Peterson

Marketing Poultry Products. E. W. Benjamin, H. C. Pierce, W. D. Termohlen. New York: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1949. Fourth edition, Pp. 389, Fig. 163. $6.00 pp. 566-569

Gerson G. Levin

Urban Land Economics. Richard U. Ratcliff. New York: McGraw Hill Book Co., 1949. Pp. xii, 533. $5.50 pp. 569-572

Raleigh Barlowe

Volume 31, issue 2, 1949

Mr. Hoover's Department of Agriculture pp. 201-212

Lauren Soth

Measurement of Agricultural Production pp. 213-230

Charles F. Sarle and Thomas C. M. Robinson

Measurement of Agricultural Production: Discussion pp. 231-232

Clifford Hildreth

Estimates of Agricultural Employment and Wage Rates pp. 233-252

Thomas C. M. Robinson and Paul P. Wallrabenstein

The Social Sciences in Experiment Station Research pp. 253-265

Murray R. Benedict

Farmers' Price Anticipations and the Role of Uncertainty in Farm Planning pp. 266-275

O. H. Brownlee and Walter Gainer

Japan: The Race between Food and Population pp. 276-292

Bruce Johnston

Basic Economic and Welfare Aspects of Farm Technological Advance pp. 293-316

Earl O. Heady

Relation of Method of Acquiring Farm to Production Factors in Cotton Farming pp. 337-342

John L. Fulmer

Accuracy of Livestock Price Forecasts at Kansas State College pp. 342-345

R. E. Seltzer and R. J. Eggert

Rate of Commodity Disappearance and Consumer Preference pp. 346-350

Norman Nybroten

Market and Marketing Research in the Midwest pp. 350-355

L. J. Norton

Summary of Practices and Procedure in Teaching Marketing of Farm Products pp. 355-356

O. R. Johnson

Sampling Medical Service Charges: A New Application of Sampling Method pp. 357-360

H. F. Prindle

Joint Committee Report on Extension Programs, Policies and Goals, U. S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D. C. August 1948. Pp. 72 pp. 361-363

R. R. Renne

Rural Mexico, Nathan L. Whetten. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1948, Pp. xix, 671, XXIII Plates, Statistical Appendix, and Index. $10.00. Foreword by Manuel Gamio pp. 364-367

K. H. Parsons

Plowshares into Swords, Arthur P. Chew, New York: Harper and Brothers, 1948. pp. xv, 221. $3.00 pp. 367-369

Lawrence W. Witt

A Survey of Contemporary Economics edited by Howard S. Ellis. Philadelphia: The Blakiston Company, 1948. Pp. 472. $4.75 pp. 369-371

Raymond R. Beneke

Conservation in the United States, A. F. Gustafson, G. H. Guise, W. J. Hamilton, Jr. and H. Ries (Cornell University). Comstock Publishing Co., Ithaca, N. Y., 3d edition, 1949 pp. 371-373

C. W. Loomer

Forest Farming and Rural Employment, Charles H. Stoddard, Washington, Charles Lathrop Pack Forestry Foundation, 1949, Pp. 29 pp. 373-375

Raleigh Barlowe

Historical Sociology: Its Origin and Development. Theories of Social Evolution from Cave Life to Atomic Bombing. Harry Elmer Barnes. New York, Philosophical Library. Pp. x & 186. $3.00 pp. 375-376

Paul Honigsheim

Report of the FAO Mission for Siam, Food and Agriculture Organization of The United Nations, New York: Columbia University Press, 1948, Pp. 125. $1.50 pp. 376-377

B. K. Shao

Agricultural Extension Education in Poland, 1918–1939, Boleslaw J. Przedpelskí, New York: King's Crown Press, 1948, Pp. x, 139 pp. 377-378

Paul A. Miller

Meeting of the Executive Committee Cleveland, OhioDecember 30, 1948 pp. 387-389

L. H. Simerl and Oris V. Wells

Volume 31, issue 1_Part_2, 1949

Agriculture in a Stabilized Economy pp. 201-212

Edwin G. Nourse

Agricultural Policy pp. 213-224

Rudolph K. Froker, T. K. Cowden, Walter P. Cotton, David L. MacFarlane and O. C. Stine

The Agricultural Act of 1948 pp. 227-236

H. C. M. Case

World Population Trends pp. 237-250

Conrad Taeuber and Irene B. Taeuber

Food Production Potentialities and Problems pp. 251-262

Charles E. Kellogg

Food Supply Problems: Discussion pp. 262-265

D. Johnson

Food Supply Problems: Discussion pp. 265-267

R. P. Christensen

The Food Situation in Europe in Relation to the Work of Fao pp. 268-280

Sir Herbert Broadley

Issues in American Foreign Food Policy pp. 281-290

Harold B. Rowe

International Food Affairs: Discussion pp. 290-292

Leonard K. Elmhirst

State Frontiers in Agricultural Statistics pp. 293-304

Arnold P. Benson

Agricultural Statistics: Discussion pp. 304-308

R. K. Smith

Presentation of Agricultural Data in the States pp. 309-322

Emery C. Wilcox and Walter H. Ebling

Agricultural Statistics: Discussion pp. 322-324

Leslie M. Carl

Outlook for World Fats and Oils Production and Use pp. 325-330

W. H. Jasspon

Animal Fats and Oils—Situation and Outlook pp. 331-339

R. J. Eggert

Roundtable on Fats and Oils: Discussion pp. 339-342

L. J. Norton

Research Into the Problems Involved in Marketing Slaughter Livestock by Carcass Weight and Grade pp. 343-361

Austin A. Dowell and Gerald Engelman

Roundtable on Livestock Marketing Research: Discussion pp. 361-364

George M. Lewis

Roundtable on Livestock Marketing Research: Discussion pp. 364-367

David G. Paterson

Roundtable on Livestock Marketing Research: Discussion pp. 367-369

Marvin A. Schaars

Capital-Labor Substitution in Cotton Farming pp. 370-373

Kenneth L. Bachman

An Analysis of Economy of Use of Farm Labor in the Corn Belt pp. 374-377

Melvin Janssen

Farmer-Worker Relationships pp. 378-381

T. N. Hurd

The Functional Approach to Effective Farm Labor Utilization pp. 382-384

Lowell S. Hardin

Canadian Agricultural Manpower Problems pp. 385-391

George V. Haythorne

Political and Other Processes in Formulating and Implementing Land Use Policies in the River Basins pp. 392-400

Charles M. Hardin

Physical, Economic, and Social Factors in Formulation of Land Use Policies in River Basins pp. 401-404

Harry A. Steele

The Role of the Agricultural Economists in the Formulation of Land Use Policies in River Basins pp. 405-409

Robert W. Harrison

Cotton Mechanization: Its Probable Influence on Marketing pp. 410-414

Martin A. Abrahamsen

Research in Cotton Marketing pp. 415-419

W. E. Paulson

Formula Pricing of Class I Milk Under Market Orders pp. 420-427

Wm. C. Welden

Formula Pricing of Class I Milk Under Market Orders pp. 428-433

Stewart Johnson

Pricing of Class I Milk Under Federal Orders pp. 434-437

C. W. Pierce

Principles for Pricing Market Milk pp. 438-441

R. W. Bartlett

Effects of Technological Changes on Cost Reduction in Agricultural: Recent and Prospective Changes pp. 442-444

Glen T. Barton

Effects of Technological Changes on Northeastern Agriculture pp. 445-447

Herrell DeGraff

Effects of Technological Changes on Cost Reduction in Agriculture: Effects in the Midwest pp. 448-450

J. E. Wills

Effects of Selected Changes in Technology on Western Agriculture pp. 451-453

Charles M. Elkinton

Technology and the Cost Structure on Southern Farms pp. 454-457

Charles R. Sayre

Workshops a Learning Process pp. 458-462

Joseph Ackerman

The 1946 and 1947 Land Tenure Workshops pp. 463-466

Max Myers

The 1948 Land Tenure Workshops pp. 467-471

Max M. Tharp

The 1948 Farm Management Workshops pp. 472-475

K. T. Wright

Administrative Problems and Policies of the Research and Marketing Act of 1946 pp. 476-485

Harry C. Trelogan

Operation of the Research and Marketing Act of 1946: State and Federal Relations pp. 486-498

R. R. Renne

Roundtable on Operation of the Research and Marketing Act of 1946: Discussion pp. 498-501

F. L. Thomsen

Roundtable on Operation of the Research and Marketing Act of 1946: Discussion pp. 501-503

H. R. Wellman

United States Foreign Trade Policy—A Practical Approach pp. 504-516

John W. Evans

Roundtable on World Trade: Discussion pp. 516-518

Don S. Anderson

The European Recovery Program and the American Farmer pp. 519-533

Helen C. Farnsworth

Roundtable on World Trade: Discussion pp. 533-536

Lois Bacon

Can Graduate Training Rise Above Institutional "Inbreeding" of Ideas? pp. 537-539

K. E. Ogren

Specialization Vs. Diversification in Course Work pp. 540-541

H. G. Diesslin

Dual Responsibility between the Graduate Assistant and the University pp. 542-545

Sherwood O. Berg

How to Stimulate Graduate Student Interest in Professional Publication pp. 546-548

Carl W. Allen

Vocational Goals of the Graduate Student pp. 549-552

C. L. Scroggs

Agricultural Marketing Research pp. 553-562

R. G. Bressler

Roundtable on Marketing Research: Discussion pp. 562-563

Max E. Brunk

Roundtable on Marketing Research: Discussion pp. 563-564

L. H. Simerl

Roundtable on Marketing Research: Discussion pp. 565-566

E. W. Gaumnitz

Unsettled Questions Relating to Agricultural Cooperation pp. 567-574

J. K. Stern

Roundtable on Cooperation: Discussion pp. 574-576

Frank Robotka

Unsettled Questions Relating to Cooperatives and Cooperation pp. 577-579

Orion Ulrey

Membership and Public Relations in Agricultural Cooperatives pp. 580-581

Geo. W. Rupple

The Size of Farm in the South pp. 582-587

D. Gray Miley

North Dakota Farm Size Trends—An Evaluation pp. 588-591

Baldur H. Kristjanson and LeRoy W. Schaffner

Should All Farms be Large? pp. 592-595

K. T. Wright

Size of Farm in the Northeast pp. 596-598

S. W. Warren

Size of Farms pp. 599-601

H. J. Meenen

Risks in Agricultural Lending pp. 602-611

R. C. Engberg

Roundtable on Risk and Finance: Discussion pp. 611-613

Lawrence A. Jones

Roundtable on Risk and Finance: Discussion pp. 613-619

Eli Ferguson

National Consumer Preference Study for Potatoes pp. 620-625

H. W. Bitting

The North-Central States Regional Potato Marketing Project Controlled Retail Store Experiment pp. 626-630

R. A. Kelly

Quality Factors Affecting the Price of Peaches on the Benton Harbor Market pp. 631-634

D. E. Hathaway and M. E. Cravens

Determining Consumer Preferences for Sweet Potatoes: Methods and Results pp. 635-639

Martin Abrahamsen

Use of Outlook in an Extension Program pp. 640-641

L. C. Cunningham

Outlook and Farm Management pp. 642-645

L. F. Miller

The Development and Use of Economic Information and Forecasts by Industry pp. 646-650

Dean McNeal

What John Smith Needs to Know About the Benefits and Costs of Soil Conservation pp. 651-654

H. B. James

Methods of Evaluating Soil Conservation Measures pp. 655-659

E. L. Sauer

Interregional Economic and Social Aspects of an Objective Evaluation of Soil Conservation pp. 660-663

C. W. Crickman

Cooperating in Objective Soil Conservation Research pp. 664-667

Earl O. Heady

Analyzing the Tax Load of Agriculture pp. 668-678

Tyler F. Haygood

Roundtable on Farm Taxation: Discussion pp. 678-680

Robert G. Cherry

Roundtable on Farm Taxation: Discussion pp. 680-681

Harold G. Halcrow

An Introduction to Extension Economics pp. 682-686

Tyrus R. Timm

Useful Techniques in an Extension Program in Agricultural Policy pp. 687-689

J. Carroll Bottum

Useful Techniques in an Extension Marketing Program pp. 690-692

L. F. Stice

Useful Techniques in an Extension Program in Farm Management pp. 693-696

Z. L. Galloway

Useful Techniques in an Extension Program in Economic Principles as Applied to Agriculture pp. 697-699

Wallace Ogg

Research in Public Policy pp. 700-711

Willard Cochrane

Research Methods: Discussion pp. 711-713

Raymond J. Doll

Statistics and Research in the Field of Price Analysis pp. 714-722

Robert M. Walsh

Research Methods: Discussion pp. 722-724

Harlow W. Halvorson

Coordinating Functional and Descriptive Material in Teaching Marketing pp. 725-728

Aubrey J. Brown

The Place of Lectures, Recitations and Laboratory Work in Presenting Subject Matter in Introductory Marketing pp. 729-731

Ben F. Alvord

Utilization of Illustrative Material, Field Trips and Other AIDS in Teaching Marketing pp. 732-734

C. G. McBride