Many marketing orders have regulations for funding promotion and research and establishing package, container, grade, and size requirements. The intent of these regulations is to increase sales by increasing buyer awareness of the product, developing more desirable products, and reducing marketing costs. A few marketing orders control the volume of produce entering certain markets and are intended to even out supplies and prices over time. These regulations can restrict sales of high-quality produce to the fresh-use market and boost farm prices for a given quantity. However, production increases stimulated by the higher prices subsequently reduce them
In the United States, the federal government is increasingly using requirements for informational la...
In early 1977, the Economic Research Service initiated a study of the impact of Federal regulations ...
The Federal Milk Marketing Order Program was established in the Agricultural Marketing Agreement Act...
This bulletin describes the purpose of Federal marketing orders and their effects on growers, marke...
Marketing orders represent a policy for changing or affecting behavior in the marketing of fruit, ve...
Prices for fruits and vegetables sold under Federal marketing orders generally have not exceeded pri...
This report address considerations in the 1995 farm bill debate for milk, fruits, vegetables, and sp...
Most Federal marketing orders for fruits, vegetables, and horticultural specialties authorize settin...
Agricultural marketing orders, put into operation with the initiative and approval of affected produ...
The material in this publication originally appeared as a series of articles in The Packer from Octo...
At the time papaya was the only crop in Hawaii with a federal marketing order; the paper presented a...
Guide containing general information federal crop marketing orders for specialty crops
This report explores the effects on consumers and producers of terminating methods of supply managem...
A.E. Ext. 86-15This paper presented a basic review of Federal milk marketing orders in the U.S. leve...
In the United States, the federal government is increasingly using requirements for informational la...
In the United States, the federal government is increasingly using requirements for informational la...
In early 1977, the Economic Research Service initiated a study of the impact of Federal regulations ...
The Federal Milk Marketing Order Program was established in the Agricultural Marketing Agreement Act...
This bulletin describes the purpose of Federal marketing orders and their effects on growers, marke...
Marketing orders represent a policy for changing or affecting behavior in the marketing of fruit, ve...
Prices for fruits and vegetables sold under Federal marketing orders generally have not exceeded pri...
This report address considerations in the 1995 farm bill debate for milk, fruits, vegetables, and sp...
Most Federal marketing orders for fruits, vegetables, and horticultural specialties authorize settin...
Agricultural marketing orders, put into operation with the initiative and approval of affected produ...
The material in this publication originally appeared as a series of articles in The Packer from Octo...
At the time papaya was the only crop in Hawaii with a federal marketing order; the paper presented a...
Guide containing general information federal crop marketing orders for specialty crops
This report explores the effects on consumers and producers of terminating methods of supply managem...
A.E. Ext. 86-15This paper presented a basic review of Federal milk marketing orders in the U.S. leve...
In the United States, the federal government is increasingly using requirements for informational la...
In the United States, the federal government is increasingly using requirements for informational la...
In early 1977, the Economic Research Service initiated a study of the impact of Federal regulations ...
The Federal Milk Marketing Order Program was established in the Agricultural Marketing Agreement Act...