United States. Department of Agriculture. Economic Research Service

James P. Houck

This study develops and applies the concept of "effective support prices." Government-announced price supports for agricultural crops adjusted to reflect the stringency of acreage controls imposed on growers as a condition for obtaining price supports. Effective support prices are used as a means of estimating the impact of Government programs on planted acreages of seven major U.S. field crops. Also, where applicable, the study shows that effective diversion rates are strongly but inversely related to plantings of the crops. Market price influences became increasingly important in the seventies

Analyzing the Impact of Government Programs on Crop Acreage

Donald Gardner Baker

Arvid Cornelius Knudtson

D. W. Sunderman

E. R. Allred

L. S. Jordan

Lyle P. Schertz

Martin E. Abel

W. C. Kelso

Probability of occurrence in the spring and fall of selected low temperatures

Climate of Minnesota

An Analysis of Domestic and Foreign Demand for U.S. Soybeans and Soybean Products

Willard Wesley Cochrane

Earl L. Kuehnast

Edward I. Sucoff

Laurits W. Krefting

Mary Ellen Ryan

R. E. Schoenike

Sigurd J. Dolgaard

William John Schill

Gordon W. Gullion

Jeffry C. Haas

Precipitation patterns in the Minneapolis-St.Paul metropolitan area and surrounding cities

James P. Houck

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