1993-06 PAER

June 15, 1993

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  • Top Grain Farmers View Farming in 2000
  • Potential Impacts On Indiana Agriculture of Proposed Federal Tax and Spending Changes
  • Land As An Investment
  • Converting Swine Grower-Finishing to All-In-All-Out: Will It Pay?
  • Marketing Services Desired from Grain Elevators

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Top Grain Farmers View Farming in 2000

Michael Boehlje, Professor and Howard Doster, Associate Professor

Potential Impacts On Indiana Agriculture of Proposed Federal tax and Spending Changes

Otto Doering, Bob Jones, Marshall Martin, Kevin McNamara, George Patrick, Wallace Tyner, and Joe Uhl

Land As An Investment

  1. H. Atkinson, Professor*

Converting Swine Grower-Finishing to All-In-All-Out: Will It Pay?

Chris Hurt, Professor; George Patrick, Professor; and Chris Overend, Graduate Assistant

Marketing Services Desired from Grain Elevators

Ravindra G. Das, Student and J. William Uhrig, Professor*

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