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1979 food and agricultural outlook
Stevens, Neil A.; Luttrell, Clifton B. (1979-02)
Review , Volume 61 , Issue Feb , Pages 19-24

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Room at the silo, after all
Mahon, Joe (2008-03)
Defying expectations, a storage crunch failed to materialize at district elevators last fall.
Fedgazette , Volume 20 , Issue Mar , Pages 18-19

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Crop insurance turning dry fields in to cash crop
Wirtz, Ronald A. (2004-03)
Federal programs help farmers buy better protection but at a heavy public cost
Fedgazette , Volume 16 , Issue Mar , Pages 11-14

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Agriculture: rebound in farmland values
anonymous (1989-10)
Cross Sections , Issue Fall , Pages 13

Working Paper
Political allocation of U.S. agriculture disaster payments in the 1990s
Marsh, Thomas L.; Marshall, Maria I.; Garrett, Thomas A. (2004)
Legislation passed during the 1990s attempted to move U.S. agriculture disaster relief to a more market oriented process. The failure of this legislation has been attributed to the political system behind agricultural disaster relief. This paper explores the impact of political influence on the allocation of U.S. direct agriculture disaster payments. The results reveal that disaster payments are not based solely on need, but are higher in those states represented by public officials key to the allocation of relief. The effectiveness of legislation aimed at promoting more efficient disaster ...
Working Papers , Paper 2003-005

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Not Bullish: U.S. Cattle Herds Hung Up on Higher Interest Expenses
Cowley, Cortney; Kreitman, Ty; Scott, Francisco (2024-03-29)
Cattle inventories declined to historically low levels at the start of 2024. Cattle producers may facechallenges maintaining or restocking herds, as higher interest expenses on cattle and input purchases in2022–23 have constrained profit margins. Although feed costs have decreased slightly, higher costs forfinancing and other operating expenses could continue to put pressure on cattle production andprofitability.
Economic Bulletin

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Less than encouraging... the agricultural outlook for '82
Clarke, Sada L. (1982-01)
An abstract for this article is not available.
Economic Review , Volume 68 , Issue Jan , Pages 25-30

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The Latin American debt problem and U.S. agriculture
Drabenstott, Mark; Henneberry, David; Barkema, Alan (1988-07)
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.
Economic Review , Volume 73 , Issue Jul , Pages 21-38

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U.S. agriculture : another solid year in 1998?
Drabenstott, Mark; Lamb, Russell L. (1998-01)
U.S. agriculture had a very good year in 1997, with profits widely shared among the nation's farmers. While few producers could boast of bell-ringer profits, as they did in 1996, nearly all could claim a good year. The year was especially welcome to the nation's cattle producers, who had struggled through an extended period of losses. The cattle industry rebounded much faster and further than anyone expected. While Mother Nature did bring major flooding to the Northern Plains states in late spring, most parts of the nation had good growing conditions in 1997. The result was an abundant ...
Economic Review , Volume 83 , Issue Q I , Pages 55-74

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What's at stake for U.S. agriculture in a global trade deal?
McDaniel, Kendall (1999-12)
Main Street Economist , Issue Dec

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