Changes in quantities of milk marketed are analyzed by spatial econometrics using the county-level data, to provide statistical explanations of the recent major geographic shifts in U.S. dairy production. (Revised edition posted August 2002)Livestock Production/Industries,

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GEOGRAPHIC CHANGES IN U.S. DAIRY PRODUCTION

GEOGRAPHIC CHANGES IN U.S. DAIRY PRODUCTION

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