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Permitting Large Dairies Paper Presented At The Cornell Workshop For Dairy Economists Item Info

Title:
Permitting Large Dairies Paper Presented At The Cornell Workshop For Dairy Economists
Creator:
Gray, C. Wilson
Date Created (ISO Standard):
2004-04
Description:
Prior to the early 1990's dairy cow numbers in Idaho had been declining or stable. The high point had been reached in 1944 at 277,000 head and then declined until 1978 to only 139,000 head. Dairy policy helped raise that number to 175,000 in time for the dairy reduction program in 1983 and a rebound to 174,000 head for the dairy termination program in 1986.
Subjects:
Include individual industries including milk cost benefit Pollution sustainable
AgEcon Search Subjects:
Livestock Production/Industries Demand and Price Analysis Environmental Economics and Policy Environmental Economics and Policy
Series:
Agricultural Economic Extension Series
Source Identifier:
aees04-03
Type:
text
Format:
application/pdf

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