Policy Pennings Weekly Agricultural Policy Column
Originally published in MidAmerica Farmer Grower
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December 2004
- The CRP and the Negative Impact on Rural Communities
- December 31, 2004 #230
- $1.63 corn: Does that market signal mean we need fewer CRP acres?
- December 24, 2004 #229
- Adam Smith and the CRP
- December 17, 2004 #228
- U.S. trade balance goes south
- December 10, 2004 #227
- Devolution: A desirable revolution or impossible solution
- December 3, 2004 #226
November 2004
- Next Farm Bill: States in charge of commodity policy?
- November 26, 2004 #225
- Adding to the peril of soybean farming
- November 19, 2004 #224
- Whence low prices? High payments or the lack of an effective throttle?
- November 12, 2004 #223
- Export measures often need to be put into context to reflect reality
- November 5, 2004 #222
October 2004
- Tobacco quota buyout is just the beginning
- October 29, 2004 #221
- Tobacco Quota Buyout
- October 22, 2004 #220
- Agriculture reaps benefits from new tax law
- October 15, 2004 #219
- Can we build on agriculture's energy emphasis to create a full-blown farm/energy policy?
- October 8, 2004 #218
- Nothing intensifies food security concerns like food unavailability
- October 1, 2004 #217
September 2004
- Japan's 21-year aid program helped put Brazil on the soybean map
- September 24, 2004 #216
- Cotton trade dispute ruling released: U. S. must make changes
- September 17, 2004 #215
- Rabobank: A Farm Credit Services of America replacement?
- September 10, 2004 #214
- Bioenergy: Ethanol, biodiesel, and a bunch of other stuff
- September 3, 2004 #213
August 2004
- Early frost in northern low-lying areas may trim corn and bean potential
- August 27, 2004 #212
- Corn crop ain't known until it's known
- August 20, 2004 #211
- BSE Testing Update
- August 13, 2004 #210
- WTO Framework Approved
- August 6, 2004 #209
July 2004
- The follies of basing farm policy on world numbers
- July 30, 2004 #208
- WTO Director tries to resuscitate trade negotiations
- July 23, 2004 #207
- 95 percent of food consumers outside the U.S. but also 99 percent of farm population
- July 16, 2004 #206
- On communicating USDA preliminary BSE test results: announcements or leaks
- July 9, 2004 #205
- Farm export optimism and upgrading Mississippi locks and dams
- July 2, 2004 #204
June 2004
- Have land prices peaked?
- June 25, 2004 #203
- Monsanto vs. Percy Schmeiser: The Canadian Supreme Court rules
- June 18, 2004 #202
- Localized markets: The future of U.S. agriculture?
- June 11, 2004 #201
- China: Will they or won't they?
- June 4, 2004 #200
May 2004
- The Mad Cow story has more twists and turns
- May 28,2004 #199
- Payments to farmers a fraction of total ag support in OECD countries
- May 21, 2004 #198
- When is $318 billion not $318 billion?
- May 14, 2004 #197
- BSE testing: What does the customer want
- May 7, 2004 #196
April 2004
- Whatever happened to "An abundance of caution?"
- April 30, 2004 #195
- GMO crops - Who is responsible for the consequences of pollen drift?
- April 23, 2004 #194
- Changes over time
- April 16, 2004 #193
- Short-term price spikes often have long-term consequences
- April 8, 2004 #192
- Whence the high prices?
- April 3, 2004 #191
March 2004
- What is an agricultural subsidy?
- March 26, 2004 #190
- Subsidies and Demand
- March 19, 2004 #189
- Subsidies and production
- March 12, 2004 #188
- Policy development begins with an understanding of the problem to be solved
- March 5, 2004 #187
February 2004
- Rural policy is umbrella for a number of specific policies
- February 27, 2004 #186
- Rural Development Policy Is Not A Substitute for Commodity Policy
- February 20, 2004 #185
- Concreteness is often misplaced
- February 13, 2004 #184
- Jobless recovery: Another example of the fallacy of composition?
- February 6, 2004 #183
January 2004
- Building a wall of protection against the spread of disease
- January 30, 2004 #182
- Questions, Questions, We Have Questions
- January 23, 2004 #181
- Changes in Iowa farms
- January 16, 2004 #180
- Is it "hysteria" or "an abundance of caution"?
- January 9, 2004 #179
- Mad Cow: Unwelcome Christmas news
- January 2, 2004 #178
December 2004
- The CRP and the Negative Impact on Rural Communities
- December 31, 2004 #230
- $1.63 corn: Does that market signal mean we need fewer CRP acres?
- December 24, 2004 #229
- Adam Smith and the CRP
- December 17, 2004 #228
- U.S. trade balance goes south
- December 10, 2004 #227
- Devolution: A desirable revolution or impossible solution
- December 3, 2004 #226
November 2004
- Next Farm Bill: States in charge of commodity policy?
- November 26, 2004 #225
- Adding to the peril of soybean farming
- November 19, 2004 #224
- Whence low prices? High payments or the lack of an effective throttle?
- November 12, 2004 #223
- Export measures often need to be put into context to reflect reality
- November 5, 2004 #222
October 2004
- Tobacco quota buyout is just the beginning
- October 29, 2004 #221
- Tobacco Quota Buyout
- October 22, 2004 #220
- Agriculture reaps benefits from new tax law
- October 15, 2004 #219
- Can we build on agriculture's energy emphasis to create a full-blown farm/energy policy?
- October 8, 2004 #218
- Nothing intensifies food security concerns like food unavailability
- October 1, 2004 #217
September 2004
- Japan's 21-year aid program helped put Brazil on the soybean map
- September 24, 2004 #216
- Cotton trade dispute ruling released: U. S. must make changes
- September 17, 2004 #215
- Rabobank: A Farm Credit Services of America replacement?
- September 10, 2004 #214
- Bioenergy: Ethanol, biodiesel, and a bunch of other stuff
- September 3, 2004 #213
August 2004
- Early frost in northern low-lying areas may trim corn and bean potential
- August 27, 2004 #212
- Corn crop ain't known until it's known
- August 20, 2004 #211
- BSE Testing Update
- August 13, 2004 #210
- WTO Framework Approved
- August 6, 2004 #209
July 2004
- The follies of basing farm policy on world numbers
- July 30, 2004 #208
- WTO Director tries to resuscitate trade negotiations
- July 23, 2004 #207
- 95 percent of food consumers outside the U.S. but also 99 percent of farm population
- July 16, 2004 #206
- On communicating USDA preliminary BSE test results: announcements or leaks
- July 9, 2004 #205
- Farm export optimism and upgrading Mississippi locks and dams
- July 2, 2004 #204
June 2004
- Have land prices peaked?
- June 25, 2004 #203
- Monsanto vs. Percy Schmeiser: The Canadian Supreme Court rules
- June 18, 2004 #202
- Localized markets: The future of U.S. agriculture?
- June 11, 2004 #201
- China: Will they or won't they?
- June 4, 2004 #200
May 2004
- The Mad Cow story has more twists and turns
- May 28,2004 #199
- Payments to farmers a fraction of total ag support in OECD countries
- May 21, 2004 #198
- When is $318 billion not $318 billion?
- May 14, 2004 #197
- BSE testing: What does the customer want
- May 7, 2004 #196
April 2004
- Whatever happened to "An abundance of caution?"
- April 30, 2004 #195
- GMO crops - Who is responsible for the consequences of pollen drift?
- April 23, 2004 #194
- Changes over time
- April 16, 2004 #193
- Short-term price spikes often have long-term consequences
- April 8, 2004 #192
- Whence the high prices?
- April 3, 2004 #191
March 2004
- What is an agricultural subsidy?
- March 26, 2004 #190
- Subsidies and Demand
- March 19, 2004 #189
- Subsidies and production
- March 12, 2004 #188
- Policy development begins with an understanding of the problem to be solved
- March 5, 2004 #187
February 2004
- Rural policy is umbrella for a number of specific policies
- February 27, 2004 #186
- Rural Development Policy Is Not A Substitute for Commodity Policy
- February 20, 2004 #185
- Concreteness is often misplaced
- February 13, 2004 #184
- Jobless recovery: Another example of the fallacy of composition?
- February 6, 2004 #183
January 2004
- Building a wall of protection against the spread of disease
- January 30, 2004 #182
- Questions, Questions, We Have Questions
- January 23, 2004 #181
- Changes in Iowa farms
- January 16, 2004 #180
- Is it "hysteria" or "an abundance of caution"?
- January 9, 2004 #179
- Mad Cow: Unwelcome Christmas news
- January 2, 2004 #178
December 2004
- The CRP and the Negative Impact on Rural Communities
- December 31, 2004 #230
- $1.63 corn: Does that market signal mean we need fewer CRP acres?
- December 24, 2004 #229
- Adam Smith and the CRP
- December 17, 2004 #228
- U.S. trade balance goes south
- December 10, 2004 #227
- Devolution: A desirable revolution or impossible solution
- December 3, 2004 #226
November 2004
- Next Farm Bill: States in charge of commodity policy?
- November 26, 2004 #225
- Adding to the peril of soybean farming
- November 19, 2004 #224
- Whence low prices? High payments or the lack of an effective throttle?
- November 12, 2004 #223
- Export measures often need to be put into context to reflect reality
- November 5, 2004 #222
October 2004
- Tobacco quota buyout is just the beginning
- October 29, 2004 #221
- Tobacco Quota Buyout
- October 22, 2004 #220
- Agriculture reaps benefits from new tax law
- October 15, 2004 #219
- Can we build on agriculture's energy emphasis to create a full-blown farm/energy policy?
- October 8, 2004 #218
- Nothing intensifies food security concerns like food unavailability
- October 1, 2004 #217
September 2004
- Japan's 21-year aid program helped put Brazil on the soybean map
- September 24, 2004 #216
- Cotton trade dispute ruling released: U. S. must make changes
- September 17, 2004 #215
- Rabobank: A Farm Credit Services of America replacement?
- September 10, 2004 #214
- Bioenergy: Ethanol, biodiesel, and a bunch of other stuff
- September 3, 2004 #213
August 2004
- Early frost in northern low-lying areas may trim corn and bean potential
- August 27, 2004 #212
- Corn crop ain't known until it's known
- August 20, 2004 #211
- BSE Testing Update
- August 13, 2004 #210
- WTO Framework Approved
- August 6, 2004 #209
July 2004
- The follies of basing farm policy on world numbers
- July 30, 2004 #208
- WTO Director tries to resuscitate trade negotiations
- July 23, 2004 #207
- 95 percent of food consumers outside the U.S. but also 99 percent of farm population
- July 16, 2004 #206
- On communicating USDA preliminary BSE test results: announcements or leaks
- July 9, 2004 #205
- Farm export optimism and upgrading Mississippi locks and dams
- July 2, 2004 #204
June 2004
- Have land prices peaked?
- June 25, 2004 #203
- Monsanto vs. Percy Schmeiser: The Canadian Supreme Court rules
- June 18, 2004 #202
- Localized markets: The future of U.S. agriculture?
- June 11, 2004 #201
- China: Will they or won't they?
- June 4, 2004 #200
May 2004
- The Mad Cow story has more twists and turns
- May 28,2004 #199
- Payments to farmers a fraction of total ag support in OECD countries
- May 21, 2004 #198
- When is $318 billion not $318 billion?
- May 14, 2004 #197
- BSE testing: What does the customer want
- May 7, 2004 #196
April 2004
- Whatever happened to "An abundance of caution?"
- April 30, 2004 #195
- GMO crops - Who is responsible for the consequences of pollen drift?
- April 23, 2004 #194
- Changes over time
- April 16, 2004 #193
- Short-term price spikes often have long-term consequences
- April 8, 2004 #192
- Whence the high prices?
- April 3, 2004 #191
March 2004
- What is an agricultural subsidy?
- March 26, 2004 #190
- Subsidies and Demand
- March 19, 2004 #189
- Subsidies and production
- March 12, 2004 #188
- Policy development begins with an understanding of the problem to be solved
- March 5, 2004 #187
February 2004
- Rural policy is umbrella for a number of specific policies
- February 27, 2004 #186
- Rural Development Policy Is Not A Substitute for Commodity Policy
- February 20, 2004 #185
- Concreteness is often misplaced
- February 13, 2004 #184
- Jobless recovery: Another example of the fallacy of composition?
- February 6, 2004 #183
January 2004
- Building a wall of protection against the spread of disease
- January 30, 2004 #182
- Questions, Questions, We Have Questions
- January 23, 2004 #181
- Changes in Iowa farms
- January 16, 2004 #180
- Is it "hysteria" or "an abundance of caution"?
- January 9, 2004 #179
- Mad Cow: Unwelcome Christmas news
- January 2, 2004 #178

