Long-Term Viability of U.S. Agriculture
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https://doi.org/10.62300/mgaf4r09Keywords:
Agriculture Viability, Social Dimension, EconomyAbstract
What is the future of American agriculture? This report examines the economic, environmental, and social dimensions of the agricultural sector.Downloads
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1988-06-24
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Tweeten, L. G., Braden, J. B., Fraley, R. T., Gerber, J. F., Greene, D. E., Havener, R. D., Hermanson, P., Hesterman, O. B., Hudson, W. J., Janssen, G. E., Jensen, J. K., Lacy, W. B., Lee, L. K., Liska, B. J., Mellor, J. W., Miller, R. H., Molnar, J. J., Oltjen, R. R., Rains, D. W., … Thompson, R. L. (1988). Long-Term Viability of U.S. Agriculture. Council for Agricultural Science and Technology (CAST). https://doi.org/10.62300/mgaf4r09
