Bureau of Business Research
Date of this Version
4-1995
Citation
Business in Nebraska vol. 50 no. 599
Abstract
Nebraska's sugar beet production, generating about $9.6 million annually in form income, is on important part of agricultural actively in the Nebraska Panhandle. Figure 1 shows the value of various form products for 1992 for the Nebraska Panhandle. In addition, sugar refining generates about $15 million annually in manufacturing payrolls in the Scottsbluff Bayard- Mitchell areas. These amounts compare with combined 1992 personal income of $751 million in Morrill and Scottsbluff Counties.
Trade Liberalization Fears
Sugar Policy in Perspective
The Outlook for Prices
The 1995 Farm Bill
Implications of Liberalization
Conclusion
Acknowledgments
Recent Migration in the Midwest and Nebraska
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Comments
Copyright 1995 by Bureau of Business Research, University of Nebraska.