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6. Federal Crop Insurance vs. ASCS Disaster Assistance for Texas High Plains
Cotton Producers: An Application of Whole-Farm Simulation.
Farm Management
1. Economic and Financial Viability of Residue Management: An Application to
the Texas High Plains.
2. The Effects of Farm Program Provisions on Lease Arrangements under
Uncertainty.
3. Firm Level Projections for Representative Cattle and Sheep Ranches, 1992-
2001.
4. Preferred Irrigation Systems in Light of Declining Government Support.
5. The Impacts of the 1990 Farm Bill on the Maximum Bid Price for Farmland
on Representative Central U.S. Grain Farms.
6. Farm-Level Simulation of Alternative Resource-Conserving Production Systems
for Representative Crop Farms in the Northern Texas High Plains.
7. Optimal Cropping Strategies Considering Risk: Texas Trans-Pecos.
8. A Stochastic Evaluation of Swine Breeding Schemes and Management Strategies.
9. Factors Affecting the Long-Term Market and Profit Potential of the Utah
Apple Industry.
10. The Impact of Alternative Management Strategies for Two Typical Ranches in
South-eastern Utah: An Economic Simulation of Retained Ownership.
11. Economic Analysis of Representative ROW Crop.
12. Analyzing Tenure Arrangements and Crop Rotations Using Farm Simulation
and Profit Analysis.
13. The Impact of Crop-Share Arrangements and Crop Rotations on Upper Gulf
Coast Rice Farms: A Survival Approach.
14. Economic Simulation of Selected Production and Marketing Strategies for
Three Typical Farms and Ranches in Northern Utah.
15. Impact of Including an Additional Family in a Farming Operation on Firm
Viability and Income.
16. Landowner vs. Farm Operator Perspectives on Crop Rotations and Land
Rental Arrangements.
17. Entry into Farming: The Effects of Leasing and Leverage on Firm Survival.
Marketing
1. Analysis of Selected Marketing Strategies: A Whole-Farm Simulation
Approach.
2. Economic Analysis of Selected Marketing Strategies for Cotton in the Texas
Southern High Plains: A Whose-Farm Simulation Approach.