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The farm recovery back on track
Journal Article
U.S. agriculture shrugs off the drought
Bolstered by strong crop prices and some continued federal assistance in 1988, U.S. agriculture effectively shrugged off the worst drought since the 1930s. The farm outlook for 1989 remains bright. Overall, U.S. agriculture should enjoy a third straight year of broad-based recovery.
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The changing U.S. pork industry: a dilemma for public policy
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A turning point in the farm recovery?
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Agriculture in the former Soviet Union: the long road ahead
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U.S. agriculture charts a new course for the 1990s
Journal Article
The Latin American debt problem and U.S. agriculture
U.S. agriculture and Latin American countries share some important common ground -a steady stream of agricultural trade between the United States and Latin America. As U.S. agriculture emerges from its debt problem of the 1980s and the problem lingers on in Latin America, both economies stand to benefit from macroeconomic and trade policies that encourage global economic growth.
Conference Paper
The rural economy in a new century : discussion