Minnesota Agricultural Economist 692

Environmental Economics and Policy, Livestock Production/Industries,

AN ESSAY ON FARM INCOME

Agricultural Finance,

ON FARMERS WHO SOLVE EQUATIONS

Farm Management,

TENURE IN AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS: A FIVE-YEAR REVIEW

Teaching/Communication/Extension/Profession,

TAXATION AS A MEANS OF REDUCING NITROGEN FERTILIZER USE IN MINNESOTA CORN PRODUCTION

Crop Production/Industries, Environmental Economics and Policy,

Review of \u3ci\u3e The Farm as Natural Habitat: Reconnecting Food Systems with Ecosystems\u3c/i\u3e Edited by Dana L. Jackson and Laura L. Jackson

The Farm as Natural Habitat shows how wildlife need not be banished to distant parks but can and should be integrated into our farming systems. Editors Dana and Laura Jackson have organized a delightful collection of eighteen essays, linked by insightful transitions, addressing the connection between the grocery list and the endangered species list, between farms and nature. A related theme concerns the bullying notion that holds the advance of industrial, habitat-destroying agriculture as inevitable

Minnesota Agricultural Economist 682

Farm Management, Labor and Human Capital,

AGRICULTURAL PLANNING EXPERT: A MODEL OF FARM ENTERPRISE SELECTION

Agricultural Planning Expert is a software model designed for advising small-scale farmers in southern Maryland. Choosing farm enterprises is modelled as consisting of four activities: suggesting enterprises for consideration, investigating the suitability of enterprises, allocating resources to suitable enterprises, and controlling the overall direction of an advising session.Farm Management,

CHRYSANTHEMUM PRODUCTION PLANNING UNDER TIME-TO-HARVEST UNCERTAINTY

Crop Production/Industries,

TRANSPORTATION COSTS OF FERTILIZER USED IN MINNESOTA

Crop Production/Industries,