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New directions for rural policy : closing discussion
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Agriculture and the GATT: a time for change
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The impact of financial futures on agricultural banks
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Katrina and Rita : lingering effects on agriculture
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Top ten ways to reinvent rural regions
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U.S. agriculture on the mend
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A crossroads for the cattle industry
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U.S. agriculture: review and prospects
An old maxim holds that too much of a good thing can be bad for your health. That maxim pretty well sums up U.S. agriculture's predicament in 1994. The nation's crop producers produced record harvests and livestock producers sent record amounts of meat to the nation's meat counters. The abundance of food, however, brought the industry back to its traditional problem--record supplies bring low prices. Hence, farm income declined in 1994. Fortunately, most farmers and ranchers had healthy balance sheets to cushion the fall.> Drabenstott and Barkema review the farm economy in 1994 and consider ...
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A new rural economy: a new role for public policy
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Rural America in a new century