Dynamics of Land Use: Needed Adjustment
Description
Iowa State University Center for Agricultural and Economic Adjustment. Dynamics of Land Use: Needed Adjustment. Ames, IA: Iowa State University Press, 1961.
Publication Details
Published: January 1, 1961
Publisher: Iowa State University Press
Location: Ames, IA
Downloads: 7121
Chapters
- 1. Need for Land and Resource Adjustment
- 2. Growth Prospects for the American Economy
- 3. Potential Demand for Farm Products
- 4. Potential Demand for Nonfarm Products and Services Provided by Agricultural Lands
- 5. Potentials for Increasing Production in the Corn Belt
- 6. Potentials For Increasing Wheat Production in the Great Plains
- 7. Cotton Production Trends
- 8. Physical Potentials for Crop Production
- 9. Economic Potentials of Agricultural Production
- 10. Potential Supply of Forest Products
- 11. Nature, Magnitude and Physical Areas of Potential Supply-Demand Imbalance
- 12. Land Retirement As a Solution of Supply-Demand Imbalance
- 13. Land Use Patterns Towards Which Adjustments May Be Directed
- 14. Can Other Use Be Made of Agriculture's Excess Acres?
- 15. Appraisal of Programs and Impacts on Land Use Adjustments
- 16. Effects of Alternative Programs of Supply Control Upon Land Withdrawal
- 17. The Economic Role of Land Resource Institutions in Agricultural Adjustment
- 18. Governmental Framework for Achieving National Land Use Adjustments
- 19. Lessening Impacts of Land Withdrawals on Nonfarm Resources and Rural Communities
- 20. Meshing Elimination of Agricultural Surpluses With Other Goals
- 21. Adjusting Land Inputs and Use Toward Production Control and Increased Returns to Farmers
- 22. Political Acceptability of Suggestions for Land Adjustment
- Index
Citation
Earl O. Heady et al. 1961. Dynamics of Land Use: Needed Adjustment