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December 2002
125	Acreage devoted to export production shrinks over last 25 years December 27, 2002
124	Farmers tend to respond similarly, the world around December 20, 2002
123	China: Our knight in shining armor or . . .? December 13, 2002
122	Public agricultural research: Is it trade distorting? December 6, 2002
November 2002
121	Is food too important to be left to WTO? November 29, 2002
120	Further peculiarities of coupled and decoupled payments November 22, 2002
119	Total acreages' response to price is the "REAL" supply response issue November 15, 2002
118	Can Lula get what Lula wants? November 8, 2002
117	Yes, Decoupled, but decoupled from what? November 1, 2002
October 2002
116	Bioterrorism - the high economic costs of an attack October 25, 2002
115	Subsidies II: Exploding production south of the equator October 18, 2002
114	Low Prices Here and Abroad: Are U.S. Subsidies the Cause or the Result? October 11, 2002
113	China: The more things change, the more they stay the same October 4, 2002
September 2002
112	Crop Insurance and Disasters September 27, 2002
111	Weather: Blessing in disguise or just a disguise? September 20, 2002
110	Export values up, net income down: Which is more important? September 13, 2002
109	Are we better off without government stocks overhanging the market? September 6, 2002
August 2002
108	New York Times joins the club August 30, 2002
107	Tobacco Quota Buyout: Is It Will or Is It When? August 23, 2002
106	Progressive downward shift in prices since 1996 affects wheat August 16, 2002
105	Soybean stocks-to-use ratio declines, but soybean prices decline anyway August 9, 2002
104	Why have corn prices been so low? August 2, 2002
July 2002
103	Notice to Mali farmers: Forget subsidy levels; Focus on lack of policies to limit production July 26, 2002
102	Drought induced price spike could cause even lower prices later July 19, 2002
June 2002
101	Relaxation of the Jones Act could help Midwest maintain hold on Southeast U.S. grain markets June 28, 2002
100	Water vs. land transportation of domestically used grain June 21, 2002
99	International trade competitors severely criticize 2002 Farm Bill June 14, 2002
98	California's a brand new game June 7, 2002
May 2002
97	Conservation programs are not a substitute for commodity programs May 31, 2002
96	Editorialists' tone masks crop agriculture's real problems May 24, 2002
95	This is not your father's ol'-farm-bill! May 17, 2002
94	Five gallons of water and the Atlantic Ocean May 10, 2002
93	Following in the footsteps of the 1996 Farm bill: When "What ought to be" does not correspond to "What is" May 3, 2002
April 2002
92	Top-Ten Reasons to Start Over on Farm Bill April 26, 2002
91	Is a Tobacco Buyout on the Horizon? April 19, 2002
90	What's Ailing Tobacco? April 12, 2002
89	Tobacco: The darling of supply control and price support programs (until now) April 5, 2002
88	Cost of Avoiding Real Issue: $17 billion a Year March 29, 2002
March 2002
87	Packer Ownership of Livestock is Contentious Issue in Farm Bill Debate March 22, 2002
86	Is it $6 Billion or $50+ Billion? March 15, 2002
85	Payment Caps Stir Interest in Farm Bill March 1, 2002
February 2002
84	House and Senate Farm Bills: Six of One or Half-a-Dozen of the Other February 22, 2002
83	Promotion and Sales efforts did not Guarantee Edsel's Success February 15, 2002
82	Zig Ziglar for Undersecretary of Agriculture for Trade Promotion February 8, 2002
81	U.S. is the World’s Storage Granary February 1, 2002
January 2002
80	What Have We Bought With Nearly $100 Billion? January 25, 2002
79	Are We Courting Disaster? January18, 2002
78	Year in Review: Dollars Drive Farm Bill Debate January 11, 2002
77	Year in Review: A Potpourri of Issues January 4, 2001