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An empirical model accurately estimates row crop and extensive crop acreage in the North Central region. It shows (a) for each 1-acre increase in diversion, rcw crops decrease 0.62 acre and extensive crops decrease 0.12 acre, and (b) the annual shift to .row crops is diminishing.
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Preharvest production forecasts can be combined with contemporaneous price quotations for futures contracts to estimate … corn highlights the difficulties The methodology, however, does seem to be a promising descriptive tool, and it may also …
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structural equations. For the corn model, standard error of price was estimated to be $0.23 per bushel when neither acreage nor … yield are known and $0.11 per bushel when production is known. …
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, consistent With expectations that higher stocks many specific quarter Yield lower corn prices and that any given level of stocks …This article estimates a model relating quarterly corn prices to quarterly corn stocks for 1971-81 Results are … corn prices and to respond to other Situation and outlook questions …
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by corn (-4.81), oats (-3.82), and barley (-2.75). The direct price elasticity of wheat is elltimated to be -0.85. The … of aggregate demand by the mixed feed ind.:-stry for corn, oats, barley, grain sorghum, and wheat are presented. As … expected, all of the feed grains have elastic demands. Grain sorghum has the highest direct price elasticity (-5.42), followed …
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prices However, other grain prices relate closely to one another Corn and wheat prices tend to significantly affect other …
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This research completes a series of estimates of supply relationships for corn, sorghum, oats, and barley. (See M. E …. Ryan and M. E. Abel, "Corn Acreage Response .. .,"Agr. Econ. Res. 24(4); 102-112, Oct. 1972, and "Supply Response of U …
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This paper modifies and employs a model previously developed for empirical evaluation of the impact of commodity price …-support programs on corn acreage. (See J. P. Houck and M. E. Ryan, "Supply Analysis for Corn in the United States ... ," Amer. Jour …- 108, Oct. 1969.) This model is used to analyze the effect of the set-aside program on corn plantings. Estimates for corn …
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Estimates are made of possible effects in Indiana of a part-farm general cropland retirement program, operating with and without the type of commodity programs that existed until 1970. Conclusions are drawn from estimates for four major groups of crop and livestock farms in each of five areas of...
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