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Agribusiness1985 - 2025
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 Volume 10, issue 6, 1994
 
  Challenges to the coordination of Brazilian coffee agribusiness   pp. 451-458 Elizabeth M. M. Q. FarinaA challenge for small US agribusinesses: Reduction of export inhibitions through planning and information search   pp. 459-469 Bruce R. Barringer, Max S. Wortman and Granger MacyCritical success factors for managing quality in food processing firms   pp. 471-480 Gregory A. Baker, S. Andrew Starbird and Kenneth F. HarlingNew product procurement behavior of us supermarket chains: Implications for food and agribusiness suppliers   pp. 481-490 Edward W. McLaughlin and Peter FredericksPesticide residue concerns and shopping location likelihood   pp. 491-501 Patrick J. Byrne, J. Richard Bacon and Ulrich C. ToensmeyerCompetitiveness of broiler producers in north america under alternative free trade scenarios   pp. 503-511 Won W. Koo and Joel T. GolzFresh fruit consumption in Japan   pp. 513-520 Jonq-Ying LeeThe farm-retail price spread: The case of postharvest pesticides in fresh grapefruit packinghouses   pp. 521-528 Jean Buzby, John T. Jones and John M. LoveValues of Australian wheat and flour quality characteristics   pp. 529-536 Fredoun Z. Ahmadi-Esfahani and Roland G. Stanmore Volume 10, issue 5, 1994
 
  Impact of increased eating away from home on volume and composition of Japanese imports of agricultural products   pp. 359-371 Natsuki Fujïta and Wen S. ChernDynamic impacts of rising lumber prices on housing-related prices   pp. 373-388 Ronald A. Babula, Phil L. Colling and Gregory R. GajewskiMaximizing profit in broiler production as prices change: A simple approximation with practical value   pp. 389-399 Mariano J. Gonzalez-Alcorta, Jeffrey Dorfman and Gene M. PestiA note on the application of the workers' compensation system to agriculture   pp. 401-410 Julie Caswell and John U. DavisProductivity of offshore labor: Some evidence from the Florida sugarcane industry   pp. 411-417 Jeanine N. King, S. Sureshwaran and Patricia FrazierStrategy|performance|environmental linkages in agribusiness: Conceptual issues and a developing country example   pp. 419-429 Bill Schroder and Felix MavondoStrategic marketing in food industries   pp. 431-441 Ronald Cotterill and Randall WestgrenAgribusiness graduate education: The international component   pp. 443-449 Gregory A. Baker and Michael W. Woolverton Volume 10, issue 4, 1994
 
  The structure of nontariff trade measures on agricultural products in high-income countries   pp. 275-292 Fidele Ndayisenga and Jean KinseyAnalysis of factors influencing dairy market involvement in Bamenda, Northwest province, Cameroon   pp. 293-304 N. Emmanuel Tambi and B. Michael VabiHedging ratios and effectiveness for diesel fuel and gasoline the northern plains   pp. 305-317 Dennis M. ConleyConsumer preferences for food safety attributes: A market segment approach   pp. 319-324 Gregory A. Baker and Peter J. CrosbieEstimating demand elasticities for cereal products: A socioeconomic approach using scanner data   pp. 325-339 Eugene Jones, Barry W. Mustiful and Wen S. ChernNontraditional Lenders in Agricultural Credit Markets   pp. 341-357 Bruce Sherrick, Steven T. Sonka and James D. Monke Volume 10, issue 3, 1994
 
  Evaluating privatization in Hungary's wine industry: A framework for analysis   pp. 193-205 Kirby Moulton and Peter BotosPlanned marketing channel and its impacts upon the quantitative pattern of the Chinese food-grain consumption   pp. 207-228 Ping Fan ChangThe interactions between health benefits and farm wages in Virginia   pp. 229-240 Jeffrey Alwang and Judith I. StallmannThe Russian salmon fishery: Alaska's next big threat?   pp. 241-258 Joshua A. Greenberg, Mark Herrman, Terry Johnson and Andrei StreletskyBusiness strategies as a market opens: A case study of Ontario wineries   pp. 259-273 Kenneth F. Harling Volume 10, issue 2, 1994
 
  Food expenditure projections: 1990-2010   pp. 105-114 Noel Blisard and James R. BlaylockFactors affecting the use of cottonseed meal in animal feed rations: Implications for marketing and promotion   pp. 115-130 Gary Williams and Jim Bob WardWhere do Japanese consumers buy their food?   pp. 131-143 Paul RiethmullerOptimal investment in generic advertising and research: The case of the Canadian supply-managed egg market   pp. 145-166 K. M. Chyc and Ellen GoddardNew directions for the Alaska King crab industry   pp. 167-178 Joshua A. Greenberg, Mark Herrmann, Scott C. Matulich and Ron MittelhammerScheduling efficiencies of Farm-to-plant milk collection in Western Ohio   pp. 179-191 Russell T. Coltman, Gary Schnitkey and Mario Miranda Volume 10, issue 1, 1994
 
  Letter from the editor   pp. 1-1 Michael WoolvertonThe value of segmenting the milk market into bST-Produced and Non-bST-Produced milk   pp. 3-12 Loren W. TauerLandscape services: An urban agricultural sector   pp. 13-26 Linda J. Cox, James R. Hollyer and Julie LeonesThe economics of sprout damage in wheat   pp. 27-41 Thomas Wahl and A. Desmond O'RourkeThe demand for cheese in the United States: The role of household composition   pp. 43-59 Brian W. Gould and Huei Chin LinOrderly marketing for oranges: Public interest versus private interest   pp. 61-82 Nicholas J. PowersNew Zealand's statutory marketing boards: Recent developments and issues   pp. 83-92 Rodolfo NaygaThe challenge of agribusiness and agricultural finance in central Europe   pp. 93-103 Eric P. Thor and Kenneth L. Peoples Volume 9, issue 6, 1993
 
  US-Mexico Free trade agreement and rules of origin: Application to agricultural and agribusiness products   pp. 535-555 Fred O. Boadu and Steven M. WiseEconomics of quality protein maize as a feedstuff   pp. 557-568 Miguel A. López-PereiraUS overseas promotion programs for peanuts: An examination of trade and market development   pp. 569-583 Karen Halliburton and Shida Rastegari HenneberryExperience curve effects in agriculture: An application to tennessee dairy farms   pp. 585-593 Larry W.  Van Tassell and Morgan D. GrayFactors in retail shelf management impacting wine sales   pp. 595-603 Raymond J. Folwell and D. Andy MobergCommodity supply response to a producer-financed advertising program: The california avocado industry   pp. 605-621 Hoy Carman and Richard D. GreenAgriculture and economic reform in Russia   pp. 623-630 Yuri A. Novoselov, Andrei Y U. Streletsky, Carol E. Lewis and Joshua A. Greenberg Volume 9, issue 5, 1993
 
  The structure of food demand in Japan: An application of the rotterdam system   pp. 425-439 Kozo SasakiComparative analysis of cattle slaughtering and fabricating costs   pp. 441-451 Clement WardAnalysis of the efficiency of four marketing methods for slaughter cattle   pp. 453-463 Dillon M. Feuz, Scott Fausti and John J. WagnerFarm organization and resource use   pp. 465-480 Mark B. Campbell and Ariel DinarGreen revolution versus instability in foodgrain production in India   pp. 481-493 Jai SinghEnvironmental regulation and corporate policy   pp. 495-508 Michael BoehljeCompletion of the EC's internal market, mutual recognition, and the food industries   pp. 509-522 Alan SwinbankEvolving status of agribusiness management research   pp. 523-534 Charles E. French, Roland R. Robinson and Paul L. Farris Volume 9, issue 4, 1993
 
  Success factors affecting computer-based information system performance in agribusiness   pp. 309-316 Gregory A. BakerA structural latent variable approach to modelling consumer perception: A case study of orange juice   pp. 317-324 X. M. Gao, Anderson Reynolds and Jonq-Ying LeeEuropean economic integration and the consequences for US agriculture   pp. 325-337 James Gleckler, Robert Koopman and Luther TweetenAn evaluation of hog carcass merit pricing systems   pp. 339-350 Ted SchroederDairy farmers' evaluation of dairy cooperatives   pp. 351-361 Sukant K. Misra, Dale H. Carley and Stanley M. FletcherComparative performance of southern plains and US farm businesses   pp. 363-375 Aditi K. Angirasa, Bob Davis and David E. BankerQuality and price competition in international wheat trade: A case study of the United Kingdom wheat import market   pp. 377-389 William Wilson and Todd PreszlerUse of private consultants and other sources of information by large cornbelt farmers   pp. 391-402 Gerald F. Ortmann, George F. Patrick, Wesley Musser and D. Howard DosterProfit and loss sharing in agriculture: An application of Islamic banking   pp. 403-412 Laurence M. Crane and David LeathamJapanese investment in United States food and agriculture: Evidence from California and Washington   pp. 413-424 Raymond A. Jussaume and Martin Kenney Volume 9, issue 3, 1993
 
  Trade policies and the strategies of multinationals in the international grain market   pp. 189-204 Margherita ScoppolaRetail price response to quality characteristics of fresh peaches by store type   pp. 205-215 Doug ParkerThe impact of production innovations in the fuel ethanol industry   pp. 217-231 C. Matthew Rendleman and Neil HohmannAgency relationships in the farm credit system: The role of the farm credit banks   pp. 233-245 Peter J. Barry, John R. Brake and Delmar K. BannerA factor analysis of the product and service attributes offered by western nursery stock suppliers   pp. 247-255 John C. Foltz, Aaron J. Harp, Larry D. Makus, Joseph F. Guenthner and Robert R. TripepiCan prison farming be profitable? The case of Arizona correctional industries   pp. 257-279 Wayne L. Connelley, Neilson C. Conklin and Richard S. GordonEvaluating the feasibility of local cooperative consolidations: A case study   pp. 281-294 David G. Barton, Ted Schroeder and Allen FeatherstoneProduct quality in organic and conventional produce: Is there a difference?   pp. 295-307 Neilson C. Conklin and Gary Thompson Volume 9, issue 2, 1993
 
  Organizational structures and strategic management of produce marketing in retail supermarkets   pp. 103-117 Bobby G. Beamer and Warren P. PrestonTesting for personality bias in evaluating agribusiness students   pp. 119-127 Dennis M. Conley and Douglas SimonFarmer bargaining when purchasing machinery and fertilizer: A study in commercial negotiation   pp. 129-142 James H. Tiessen and Thomas F. FunkRelationships among information expenditure, economic performance, and size in local grain marketing cooperatives in the upper midwest   pp. 143-157 Joan R. Fulton and Robert KingFree trade impacts on US-Mexican meat trade   pp. 159-173 C. Rosson, Ernest E. Davis, Amy Angel and Eduardo SegarraCooperatives, statutory marketing organisations, and global business strategy   pp. 175-187 Bill Schroder, Tim Wallace and Felix Mavondo Volume 9, issue 1, 1993
 
  Competitiveness of the World Durum Wheat and Durum Milling Industries under alternative trade policies   pp. 1-14 Won W. Koo, Joel T. Golz and Seung R. YangStructural change among agricultural input industries   pp. 15-27 Kevin L. Kimle and Marvin L. HayengaIdentifying the best market prospects for US agricultural exports   pp. 29-41 Joseph Salvacruz and Michael ReedTax policy and competitive advantage: A case study of US, Canadian, and Australian wheat producers   pp. 43-55 Clair J. Nixon and Gregory PerryThe effects of perceived product attributes on the perception of beef   pp. 57-63 Dale J. Menkhaus, Damien P. M. Colin, Glen D. Whipple and Ray A. FieldConvincing growers to fund cooperative marketing activities: Insights from the New York wine grape industry   pp. 65-76 Linda Robinson and Donald LiftonComputerization in the US ornamental nursery industry   pp. 77-90 Lewell F. Gunter and Steven C. TurnerLaws governing the use of technical standards as barriers to trade: The case of trade in livestock products   pp. 91-101 Lance Kotschwar, Douglas Simon and E. Wesley Peterson |  |