Current Extension Publications Archive

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The Texas AgriLife Extension Service publishes research‑based information to help people improve their lives, businesses and communities. Most publications are available as pdf documents and can be viewed online at the Texas AgriLife Extension Bookstore (http://agrilifebookstore.org). Printed copies of many publications also are available and can be ordered from the Bookstore.

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Browsing Current Extension Publications Archive by Subject "Agricultural policy"

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    Agricultural Trade and the U.S. Economy
    (1999-06-23) McCorkle, Dean; Taylor, Timothy G.; Fairchild, Gary F.; Harris, Harold M.; Rosson, C. Parr; JW
    As U.S. government support to agriculture declines, understanding the economic impacts of agricultural trade and how markets and competition are affected will take on added importance for farmers, agribusinesses, policy makers, and agricultural leaders. This publication discusses why there is international trade, the fallacy of lost jobs and the perception of America's lost industrial competitiveness.
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    Agriculture Taxes in Texas
    (2002-02-18) Jones, Lonnie L.; Stallmann, Judith I.; DB
    This publication explains the tax exemptions and special provisions available to Texas farmers, ranchers and agribusiness managers and the effect of those exemptions on state and local governmental revenues.
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    Cheese Prices
    (2003-08-25) Schwart Jr., Robert B.; Anderson, David P.; Knutson, Ronald D.; JW
    Cheese prices are derived from the USDA Agricultural Marketing Service Market News, the National Agricultural Statistics Service, and the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. This publication explains the process of cheese pricing. It includes information on hauling rates and freight differentials
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    Environmental Laws Affecting Farmers and Ranchers
    (1999-06-23) McEowen, Roger A.; JW
    The United States tries to handle environmental problems primarily by regulating the use of natural resources. This affects farmers and ranchers in many ways. This publication discusses the various federal regulatory approaches that have been implemented for air, water and land.
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    The Intersection of Farm Credit and Farm Policy
    (2009-03-26) Knapek, George M.; Klose, Steven; Raulston, James M.; JW
    This publication examines the way the 2008 Farm Bill and the uncertain credit market may affect each other. It discusses the connection between credit and policy.
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    Milk Pricing
    (2001-09-10) Anderson, David P.; Haigh, Michael; Stockton, Matthew; Schwart Jr., Robert B.; JW
    This publication discusses the federal orders that govern the marketing of milk. The production location and form of the milk product affect the way it is priced. The different classes of milk and their prices are explained in detail.
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    North American Free Trade and U.S. Agriculture
    (1999-06-23) Rosson, C. Parr; Benson, Geoffrey A.; Moulton, Kirby S.; Sanders, Larry D.; JW
    The use of trade agreements to achieve both domestic and international trade policy objectives is increasing. This may cause either more market access and rising exports, or more import competition and lower prices. This publication provides a long-term view of U.S.-Mexico trade and the implications of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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    Particulate Matter: What is it and Why does it Matter to Agriculture?
    (2009-04-16) Mukhtar, Saqib; McGee, Russell; JW
    Particulate matter is the dust and other small particles that are suspended in the air. The Environmental Protection Agency regulates particulate matter because it can cause health problems when inhaled. This publication explains the two types of particulate matter, as well as current and proposed EPA standards.
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    Pasture, Rangeland and Forage Risk Management Insurance Pilot Program Continues
    (2007-10-29) Pena, Jose G.; Bevers, Stan; Thompson, Bill; LA
    A new insurance program is available from USDA to protect producers from the loss of forage produced for grazing or harvested for hay. Insurance polices may be purchased through local crop insurance agents until November 30, 2007. This publication explains how this new risk management program works.
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    U.S. Agriculture and International Trade
    (1999-06-23) McCorkle, Dean; Benson, Geoffrey A.; Marchant, Mary; Rosson, C. Parr; JW
    International markets are important for many U.S. farm products and greatly affect U.S. agriculture. This publication discusses the causes of import change, the export product mix, major markets, and markets of the future.