2006-04 PAER

April 15, 2006

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  • Will Higher Fertilizer Prices Drive Adoption of Precision Fertilizer Management?
  • Risk Sharing and Transactions Costs in Producer-Processor Supply Chains
  • The Economic and Environmental Effect of Adding Conservation Buffer Areas in the Matson Ditch Watershed
  • New Generation Grain Marketing Contracts: How Have Producers’ Opinions and Usage Changed Between 2003 and 2005

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