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THE HOUSEHOLD DEMAND FOR MAJOR DAIRY PRODUCTS IN THE SOUTHERN REGION

Boehm, William T. - In: Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics 07 (1975) 02

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SYSTEMATIC AND UNSYSTEMATIC RISK OF RATES OF RETURN ASSOCIATED WITH SELECTED FOREST PRODUCTS COMPANIES

Hotvedt, James E.; Tedder, Philip L. - In: Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics 10 (1978) 01

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INTRODUCING FOODS PRODUCED USING BIOTECHNOLOGY: THE CASE OF BOVINE SOMATOTROPIN

McGuirk, Anya M.; Preston, Warren P.; Jones, Gerald M. - In: Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics 24 (1992) 01

are predicted to be insufficient to offset these estimated decreases. Consumer education and marketing strategies are …

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PRODUCTION, PRICE AND RISK FACTORS IN CHANNEL CATFISH FARMING

Hanson, Gregory D.; Martin Jr., Neil R.; Flynn, John B. - In: Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics 16 (1984) 01

The effects of several production/management, price and risk factors upon channel catfish profitability are analyzed with a multiperiod mixed-integer linear programming model. Factors analyzed include pond size and optimal stocking rates, alternate levels and trends in catfish prices, pond...

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AGRIBUSINESS AND EXTENSION: CHARACTERISTICS OF SUCCESSFUL PROGRAMS TO SERVE A RAPIDLY CHANGING CLIENTELE

Akridge, Jay T. - In: Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics 24 (1992) 01

The market for agribusiness extension activities and programming is diverse, intensely competitive, and national or … agribusiness extension effort is critical to the success of agribusiness research and teaching programs. Agribusiness extension …/technical education programs, and management education. Keys for conducting successful agribusiness extension programs include …

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RISK-RETURN ASSESSMENT OF IRRIGATION DECISIONS IN HUMID REGIONS: AN EXTENSION

Tew, Bernard V.; Boggess, William G. - In: Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics 16 (1984) 02

The risk effects of irrigation scheduling in a sub-humid climate have been well documented recently using approximations of the variance of net returns. A method to determine the exact variance of net returns assuming only multivariant normality is presented. The approximation technique in...

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ASSESSMENT OF RISK WHEN CONTRACT CROPS ARE INCLUDED AMONG OTHER CROP ALTERNATIVES

Kliebenstein, James B.; Scott Jr., John T. - In: Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics 07 (1975) 02

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EMPIRICAL MEASURES OF RISK FOR SELECTED FIELD AND HORTICULTURE CROPS

Mathia, Gene A. - In: Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics 08 (1976) 01

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ECONOMIC RISK EFFICIENCY OF BOLL WEEVIL ERADICATION

Szmedra, Philip I.; McClendon, Ronald W.; Wetzstein, … - In: Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics 23 (1991) 01

The purpose of this study was to determine the economic risk efficiency of implementing a boll weevil (Anthonomus grandis [Boheman]) eradication (BWE) program in cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) producing regions of the Mississippi Delta. Alternative producer pest management practices and program...

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FINANCIAL RISK IN COTTON PRODUCTION

Wilson, Paul N.; Gundersen, Carl E. - In: Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics 17 (1985) 02

Risk analysis continues to emphasize price and yield variability as the principal components of the decision-maker's risk environment. This research demonstrates the relative importance of financial risk for a representative cotton farm in Arizona. For highly leveraged operations, financial risk...

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