Add to ORKGAbout 2,000 rural families in nine North Central states furnished the information presented in this report. Almost all the families operated farms at the time of interview. Both objective data about assets and expenditures and subjective data about attitudes and expectations were obtained and analyzed.https://lib.dr.iastate.edu/specialreports/1033/thumbnail.jp
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Most of the farms in the Midwest were established during the last 75 to 125 years. The people who ca...
Agricultural Experiment Station of the University of Missouri and the United States Dept. of Agricul...
The farm crisis in the Upper Midwest in the mid-1980s created financial distress that has deeply aff...
Includes bibliographical references.This is a study of forty-two farm families in Northern Illinois ...
This study hopes to provide sound, well-documented information on what current economic and farm tre...
This report is the first of several publications from a major research project initiated in the fall...
Changing economic and social conditions necessitate adjustment by farm families. For many families, ...
Most farms in the United States—98 percent in 2003—are family farms. They are organized as proprieto...
This paper summarizes the data for the state of Iowa from a special survey of Agricultural Finance t...
Environmental Economics and Policy, Farm Management, Resource /Energy Economics and Policy,
Most farms in the United States- 98 percent in 2003- are family farms. They are organized as proprie...
The purpose of the survey reviewed in this article was to document the extent and severity of farm f...
We are living in times of rapid change in agriculture and in rural America. Interstate highways, liv...
The topic is financial stress experienced by farmers in North Dakota. Various other aspects of those...
The Economic Research Service (ERS) of USDA recently issued a report about the structure and financi...
Most of the farms in the Midwest were established during the last 75 to 125 years. The people who ca...
Agricultural Experiment Station of the University of Missouri and the United States Dept. of Agricul...
The farm crisis in the Upper Midwest in the mid-1980s created financial distress that has deeply aff...