Add to ORKGThis article examines whether the Nebraska Livestock Friendly County Program (LFCP) has resulted in cattle and hog expansion in the state as intended. The analysis draws on the theory of long-run competitive equilibrium to specify econometric models that identify the determinants of cattle and hog farm numbers. Using county level census data, the econometric models were estimated with heteroscedasticity-consistent standard errors and corrected for multicollinearity using the variance inflation factor procedure. Results show an effect of LFCP on both cattle and hog expansion
THE US livestock industry has experienced drastic structural changes over the last two decades. The ...
In 1989, The Cornell Program on Dairy Markets and Policy collaborated with the Texas A&M Agricultura...
"This guide compares three Missouri counties, two of which have experienced a dramatic change in agr...
This article examines whether the Nebraska Livestock Friendly County Program (LFCP) has resulted in ...
Livestock production provides a significant economic impact in Nebraska. In 2016, 56 percent of all ...
This study analyzes the voluntary approach to agriculture promotion programs through the lens of the...
This paper analyzes the impact of corporate restrictions on the growth of the Nebraska hog industry....
This paper evaluates the implications of corporate restrictions on production agriculture using the ...
Value-added agriculture ventures are generally touted as being positive for a region’s economy. A pr...
Livestock expansion in Nebraska is often contentious. Supporters of livestock expansion accomplished...
In 2003, the Nebraska Legislature enacted the Livestock Friendly County designation program to promo...
The article is a discussion of the livestock revenue for the state of North Dakota. This is the prod...
In a recently completed study on the effect of Initiative 300 on the structure of Nebraska\u27s catt...
This dissertation evaluates the implications of corporate restrictions on production agriculture usi...
University of Missouri Extension"AGRICULTURE."Seanicaa Edwards, Extension Associate, Commercial Agri...
THE US livestock industry has experienced drastic structural changes over the last two decades. The ...
In 1989, The Cornell Program on Dairy Markets and Policy collaborated with the Texas A&M Agricultura...
"This guide compares three Missouri counties, two of which have experienced a dramatic change in agr...
This article examines whether the Nebraska Livestock Friendly County Program (LFCP) has resulted in ...
Livestock production provides a significant economic impact in Nebraska. In 2016, 56 percent of all ...
This study analyzes the voluntary approach to agriculture promotion programs through the lens of the...
This paper analyzes the impact of corporate restrictions on the growth of the Nebraska hog industry....
This paper evaluates the implications of corporate restrictions on production agriculture using the ...
Value-added agriculture ventures are generally touted as being positive for a region’s economy. A pr...
Livestock expansion in Nebraska is often contentious. Supporters of livestock expansion accomplished...
In 2003, the Nebraska Legislature enacted the Livestock Friendly County designation program to promo...
The article is a discussion of the livestock revenue for the state of North Dakota. This is the prod...
In a recently completed study on the effect of Initiative 300 on the structure of Nebraska\u27s catt...
This dissertation evaluates the implications of corporate restrictions on production agriculture usi...
University of Missouri Extension"AGRICULTURE."Seanicaa Edwards, Extension Associate, Commercial Agri...
THE US livestock industry has experienced drastic structural changes over the last two decades. The ...
In 1989, The Cornell Program on Dairy Markets and Policy collaborated with the Texas A&M Agricultura...
"This guide compares three Missouri counties, two of which have experienced a dramatic change in agr...