Wild
Pigs in California: The Issues
AIC Issues Brief #33, December 2007 (pdf, 270kb). Marcia Kreith. This Issues
Brief tells the story of the wild pig in California, its economic and environmental
impacts and evolving policy concerns. Regulated in California as a big game mammal,
the wild pig is a non-native species.
Effects
of Price Premiums for Multiple Product Attributes on Product
Quality: California Processing Tomatoes (Nov. 2006, pdf, 81 kb)
Corinne Alexander, Rachael E. Goodhue, Sandeep Mohapatra,
and Gordon C. Rausser examine how growers respond to price
incentives and how these incentives interact for two important
processing tomato quality attributes: limited use tomatoes
and material other than tomatoes.
AIC QUARTERLY ARTICLES
(You may have to browse the Quarterly to find the indicated
article.)
Volume
18 No.2, 2004 (pdf)
Tree crop conference draws crowd
Workshops focus on risk management for small and beginning farms
Volume
17, No. 1, 2003 (pdf)
Long-term scenarios for California agriculture explored
Volume 16, No 1, 2002
(pdf)
Survey assesses specialty crop risks
Volume 14, No. 2,
2000 (pdf)
Extended Crop Insurance for California Horticultural Crops
Volume 12, No. 4, 1998 (html)
Seminar Covers the Gamut of Agricultural Risks
RESEARCH WORKING PAPERS
Traceability,
Liability, and Incentives for Food Safety and Quality
(html)
Daniel A. Sumner and Sébastian Pouliot. This paper
provides information about suppliers that allows application
of liability for food safety or other product quality problems.
Revised July 2007.
Risk
and Returns to Policy-Created in a Portfolio Context: California
Dairy Quota (pdf)
Paper by Daniel A. Sumner and Norbert L. W. Wilson. March
2002.
Analysis of
Yield and Revenue Insurance for California Vegetables
(pdf)
Outline from the Presentation by Nicolai V. Kuminoff to
the Western Growers Association on July 26, 2000 (revised
from a project by Corinne Alexander and Nicolai V. Kuminoff).
RELATED LINKS
United States Department
of Agriculture, Risk Management Agency
United
States Department of Agriculture, Farm Services Agency
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