1990-08 PAER: Farmland Values Survey 1990

August 15, 1990

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  • 1990 Indiana Farm Finance Survey
  • The 1990 Farm Bill: Basic Provisions and Implications
  • Alternative Agricultural Systems and Environmental Quality
  • Sources of Cycles in the United States Beef Industry

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Sources of Cycles in the United States Beef Industry

Author: Kenneth A. Foster, Assistant Professor

Alternative Agricultural Systems and Environmental Quality

Authors: Stephen B. Lovejoy, Associate Professor and Coordinator of the Center for Alternative Agricultural Systems

The 1990 Farm Bill: Basic Provisions and Implications

Authors: Bob F. Jones, Professor and Marshall A. Martin, Professor

1990 Indiana Farm Finance Survey

Authors: Freddie L. Barnard, Associate Professor; W.D. Dobson, Professor; and Jeurene Falck, Computer Systems Manager

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