Titlebook: Agriculture‘s Futures; America‘s Food Syste L. Tim Wallace Book 1987 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1987 Farm production.biotechnology.compl

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The Changing Structure of Agriculture,he same path. Many small to mediumsize operations face difficult financial survival. Additionally, the lives of many rural communities will be affected by these changes..Prime sources for this section include: N. Dorrow, “The Farm Structure of the Future: Trends and Issues” (ECOP/MSU Project); R.C.

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International Agricultural Trade,or our current agricultural crisis. Even though foreign markets will remain important for the U.S., perhaps our previous share of these markets will never again be reached and the world market euphoria of the late 1970s will prove to be an aberration rather than a base for long-run planning investme

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Federal Farm Programs,e policies for the future of agriculture are discussed, showing that commercial farm policy options are far from settled..Principal sources were: R. D. Knutson (Texas Financial Stress Project); A.L. Frederick and R.F. Spitze, “The Future of Farm Price and Income-Support Programs” (ECOP/MSU); E. Lear

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The Role of Government in Agriculture, numbers and increasing commercial farm production values and the need for political coalitions are discussed. Policies protecting against risk and uncertainty are reviewed, ranging from consumer fears about food and water safety to market orders, crop and income insurance, and tax strategy..Primary

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Natural Resources and the Environment,recreation potentials are also reviewed. The pertinent question “can we sustain an economically profitable, resource protecting agriculture with our present use of high mechanical/ chemical technology” is raised and tentatively explored..Major contributors included: L.W. Libby, “Natural Resources an