Organizers of the 1988 NC-181 Regional Research Committee meeting asked me to discuss the relationships between farm structure and rural communities. My discussion will have three parts. First, what are the general economic conditions in rural America in the mid-1980s? Second, what effect does farm structure have on rural communities? Finally, does the local rural economic environment affect the structure and financial conditions of the local farming sector
Intended for rural development practitioners and extension educators, this publication examines tren...
Historically, human concentrations have followed agriculture, and, as formalized by von Thünen, agri...
Rural America is undergoing analysis—by itself and by its city cousins. There is a distinct awarenes...
The economic well-being of American farm families depends increasingly on the health of the local ec...
This study assesses underlying causal-structural factors involved in the developmental change of rur...
Agricultural social scientists and rural policymakers have been con-cerned about the welfare of smal...
Although American agriculture has been lished industry. Crop and livestock production adopting new t...
Utilizing data from a survey of key informants from U.S. counties at the rural-urban interface (RUI)...
Purpose: In the context of rural development, the question how farmers are interconnected with local...
Utilizing data from a survey of key informants from U.S. counties at the rural-urban interface (RUI)...
U.S. agriculture is diverse. Identifying more homogeneous farming subregions for analysis can aid in...
The type of job and income growth that manufacturing industries will provide for rural economies is ...
This paper discusses the economic, technological, and political factors affecting farm and rural com...
Many studies have examined how changes in extractive and basic industries affect natural-resource-de...
The number of farms in industrialized countries has been declining continuously over the last few de...
Intended for rural development practitioners and extension educators, this publication examines tren...
Historically, human concentrations have followed agriculture, and, as formalized by von Thünen, agri...
Rural America is undergoing analysis—by itself and by its city cousins. There is a distinct awarenes...
The economic well-being of American farm families depends increasingly on the health of the local ec...
This study assesses underlying causal-structural factors involved in the developmental change of rur...
Agricultural social scientists and rural policymakers have been con-cerned about the welfare of smal...
Although American agriculture has been lished industry. Crop and livestock production adopting new t...
Utilizing data from a survey of key informants from U.S. counties at the rural-urban interface (RUI)...
Purpose: In the context of rural development, the question how farmers are interconnected with local...
Utilizing data from a survey of key informants from U.S. counties at the rural-urban interface (RUI)...
U.S. agriculture is diverse. Identifying more homogeneous farming subregions for analysis can aid in...
The type of job and income growth that manufacturing industries will provide for rural economies is ...
This paper discusses the economic, technological, and political factors affecting farm and rural com...
Many studies have examined how changes in extractive and basic industries affect natural-resource-de...
The number of farms in industrialized countries has been declining continuously over the last few de...
Intended for rural development practitioners and extension educators, this publication examines tren...
Historically, human concentrations have followed agriculture, and, as formalized by von Thünen, agri...
Rural America is undergoing analysis—by itself and by its city cousins. There is a distinct awarenes...