Agricultural Economics Department

 

Date of this Version

1994

Citation

CC 363. Cooperative Extension, Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources. University of Nebraska-Lincoln. 1994

Comments

Copyright 1994 Board of Regents of the University of Nebraska.

Abstract

Introduction – Sam Cordes, Department Head

1994 General Economic Outlook — A.L. (Roy) Frederick

Agricultural Export Trading Companies: Their Potential for Nebraska Under NAFTA – Robert L. McGeorge

NAFTA and Agriculture in Nebraska – Jay E. Rempe and E. Wesley F. Peterson

Long-term Trends in Nebraska's Farm Product Mix – Rlchard K. Perrin

The State of the State's Transportation System – Dale G. Anderson

Issues For The 1994 Nebraska Legislature –A.L. (Roy) Frederlck

Agricultural Income and Finance Outlook – H. Doug Jose

Production Cost Prospects for 1994 – H. Doug Jose

1994 Custom Rates Outlook – Raymond E. Massey

Projected U.S. and Nebraska Tractor Sales – Dennis M. Conley

Soybean Outlook for 1994 – Lynn H. Lutgen

Corn Outlook for 1994 – Lynn H. Lutgen

Wheat Outlook for 1994 – Lynn H. Lutgen

1994 Slaughter Cattle Outlook – Allen C. Wellman

1994 Feeder Cattle Outlook – Allen C. Wellman

1994 Slaughter Hog Outlook – Allen C. Wellman

Nebraska's Role in the Changing Pork Industry – Jefrey S. Royer

Local Grain Basis: What Changes It, Outlook for 1994 – James Kendrick

Future Sources of Agricultural Marketing Information – Daryl E. Ellis

Agricultural Land Market Conditions and Trends – Bruce Johnson

Impacts of the Budget Reconciliation Act of 1993 on Nebraska Taxpayers – George H. Pfeiffer

Adjusting Plantings, Farm Program Participation and Crop Insurance Coverage in 1994 – Roger Selley

Crop Insurance in 1994 – H. Doug Jose

Nebraska's CRP and Producer Intentions for Future Use – Richard T. Clark. Steven L. Elmore, Maurice Baker, and Bruce Johnson

Payments Required for Renewal of Nebraska CRP Contracts – Steven L. Elmore, Maurice Baker, Rlchard T. Clark, and Bruce Johnson

Solid Waste Management: Debatable Issues – Wanda Leonard

Water Policy Developments in 1993: Implications for Agriculture – Raymond J. Supalla

Must Farmers be Regulated to Maintain Water quality? – Raymond J. Supalla

State Pesticide Regulations – J. David Aiken

Implications of Environmental Compliance on the Retail Fertilizer and Ag Chemical Industry – Michael S. Turner and Keith Volker

Pathogens in the U.S. Food Supply– Rlchard K. Perrin

Limited Liability Companies and Initiative 300 – J. David Aiken

Community Change in Nebraska – .John C. Allen

Locally Directed Rural Economic Development Experiences – Duane A. Olsen and Bruce Johnson

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