A Selected Bibliography, October 1992

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Missouri Law Review
Volume 61
Issue 4 Fall 1996
Article 3
Fall 1996
Agricultural Law: A Selected Bibliography, October
1992-December 1995
Sally J. Kelley
Rana Balakrishnan
Stephanie Brodacz
Meg Mahoney Terrebonne
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Kelley et al.: Kelley: Agricultural Law:
Agricultural Law: A Selected Bibliography,
October 1992-December 1995
Sally J Kelley*
Rana Balakrishnan*
Stephanie Brodacz**
Meg Mahoney Terrebonne..
PREFACE .........................................
GENERAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
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FARM CREDIT AND FINANCE
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FARM TENANCY
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FARM ORGANIZATION
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TAXATION AND ESTATE PLANNING
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FARM PROGRAMS
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* Sally Kelley, Research Associate Professor, is the librarian for the National
Center for Agricultural Law Research and Information, University of Arkansas School
of Law Library, Fayetteville, Arkansas. This project was supported by the United
States Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library, under agreement No.
59-32U4-8-13 with the National Center for Agricultural Law, University of Arkansas.
The authors wish to express appreciation to John Harbison and Teena Gunter for their
valuable assistance. The authors also wish to express appreciation to Drew Kershen
for his excellent bibliographies which appear in the AGRICULTURAL LAW UPDATE
(American Agricultural Law Association, Fayetteville, Arkansas). The reader is
referred to these bibliographies as a way of keeping up with agricultural law articles.
** Rana Balakrishnan is a graduate assistant in the LL.M. program in
agricultural law at the University of Arkansas School of Law.
*** Stephanie Brodacz is a graduate assistant in the LL.M. program in
**** Meg Mahoney Terrebonne is a graduate assistant in the LL.M. program in
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PREFACE
The following bibliography was compiled to assist lawyers and scholars in
researching agricultural law topics. It updates Sally Kelley et al., Agricultural
Law: A Selected Bibliography, 1985-1992, 19 WM. MITCHELL L. REV. 481
(1993). Twenty-four subjects related to agricultural law in the United States
are covered. Under each subject are articles and books. The articles are from
law review journals and other legal periodicals. Books included are treatises,
handbooks, loose-leaf services, and popular material. Federal government
The primary sources were the LRI
publications are not included.
(LEGALTRAC Index to Legal Periodicals) file on WESTLAW and the BIP
(BOOKS IN PRINT) file in DIALOG on WESTLAW. Additional sources
were bibliographies from AGRICULTURAL LAW UPDATE and the National
Center for Agricultural Law Research and Information library acquisitions
lists. Some books and articles may discuss laws which have been repealed,
but we have included them for purposes of scholarly research. The titles were
published in October 1992-December 1995. For a compilation of earlier titles
see Mary G. Persyn & Tim J. Watts, Selected Bibliography on Agricultural
Law: 1980-1985, 34 U. KAN. L. REV. 703 (1986).
GENERAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
Articles
Abler, David G., NAFTA, Agriculture, and the Environment, 28 TULSA L.J.
659 (1993).
AgriculturalLaw Symposium, 25 U. MEM. L. REV. 857 (1995).
AgriculturalLaw Symposium, 73 NEB. L. REv. 1 (1994).
AgriculturalLaw Symposium, 19 WM. MITCHELL L. REV. 265 (1993).
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Barnes, Richard L., DistinguishingSales and Leases: A Primeron the Scope
and Purpose of UCC Article 2A, 25 U. MEM. L. REV. 873 (1995).
Centner, Terence J., Changes ImpactingProductionAgriculture: NAFTA and
New EnvironmentalRegulations, 24 U. TOL. L. REV. 371 (1993).
Centner, Terence J., The Internationalizationof Agriculture: Preparingfor
the Twenty-First Century, 73 NEB. L. REV. 5 (1994).
Centner, Terence J., Minnesota's Lemon Laws: Sour Optionsfor Consumers
of Farm Tractors, 18 HAMLINE L. REV. 347 (1995).
Centner, TerenceJ., SeparatingLemons: Automobiles andTractors Under the
'Motor Vehicle Warranty Rights Act' and the 'FarmTractor Warranty
Act,' 30 GA. ST. B.J. 36 (1993).
Chen, Jim, The American Ideology, 48 VAND. L. REV. 809 (1995).
Chen, Jim, Of Agriculture's FirstDisobedience and its Fruit, 48 VAND. L.
REV. 1260 (1995).
Crispin, William K., FloridaAgriculture: In the Crosshairs,69 FLA. B.J. 82
(1995).
Davidson, John H., Conservation Agriculture: An Old New Idea, 9 NAT.
RESOURCES & ENV'T 20 (1995).
Gawthrop, Louis C., Images of the Common Good, 53 PUB. ADMIN. REV. 508
(1993).
Gehlhausen, John, Hell on Wheels: Liability for Tractor-Pulled Mower
Injuries, 31 TRIAL 64 (1995).
Grossman, Margaret Rosso, Agriculture and the Environment in the United
States, 42 AM. J. COMP. L. 291 (1994).
Hamilton, Neil D., Feeding Our Future: Six PhilosophicalIssues Shaping
AgriculturalLaw, 72 NEB. L. REV. 210 (1993).
Hamilton, Neil D., Issues Shaping the Future of AgriculturalLaw, 19 WM.
MiTCHELL L. REV. 271 (1993).
Hines, N. William, The Land Ethic andAmerican Agriculture, 27 LoY. L.A.
L. REV. 841 (1994).
Holleman, John T., In Arkansas Which Comes First, the Chicken or the
Environment?, 6 TUL. ENVTL. L.J. 21 (1992).
Kelley, Sally J., et al., AgriculturalLaw: A Selected Bibliography, 19851992, 19 WM. MITCHELL L. REV. 481 (1993).
Kelley, Sally J., An Annotated Bibliography of Selected EnvironmentalLaw
Resources of Interest to PracticingAttorneys, 1995 ARK. L. NOTES 111
(1995).
Levy, Richard E., Written Testimony of RichardE. Levy Before the House
Agriculture Committee, State ofKansas, 42 U. KAN. L. REV. 265 (1994).
Luna, Guadalupe T., Foreward: Changing Structures and Expectations in
Agriculture, 14 N. ILL. U. L. REV. 609 (1994).
Malasky, Alan R. & William E. Penn, USDA Reorganization-Factor
Fiction?,25 U. MEM. L. REV. 1161 (1995).
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Malone, Linda A., Reflections on the Jeffersonian Ideal of an Agrarian
Democracy and the Emergence of an Agricultural and Environmental
Ethic in the 1990 Farm Bill, 12 STAN. ENVTL. L.J. 3 (1993).
McGuire, Richard, New York Agriculture and the Law, 66 N.Y. ST. B.J. 22
(1994).
Pires, Alexander J., Jr., Why the U.S. Claims Court Is Not a Viable Venue for
Farmers: The U.S. Claims Court's Handling of Agricultural Cases,
1980-1990, 15 U. ARK. LITTLE ROCK L.J. 223 (1993).
Pitulla, Joanne P. & John C. Becker, PracticeSettings That Raise Ethical
Issuesfor AgriculturalLawyers, 19 WM. MITCHELL L. REV. 407 (1993).
Review of Selected 1993 CaliforniaLegislation, 25 PAC. L.J. 368 (1994).
Schneider, Susan A., Who Owns the Family Farm? The Struggle to
Determine the PropertyRights of Farm Wives, 14 N. ILL. U. L. REV. 689
(1994).
Starr, June & Kenneth C. Hardy, Not By Seeds Alone: The Biodiversity
Treaty and the Role for Native Agriculture, 12 STAN. ENVTL. L.J. 85
(1993).
Thomson, Rebecca W., Ecosystem Management: GreatIdea, But What Is It,
Will It Work, and Who Will Pay?, 9 NAT. RESOURCES & ENV'T 42
(1995).
Torres, Gerald, Luncheon Address, 14 N. ILL. U. L. REV. 799 (1994).
Town Hall Meeting, 14 N. ILL. U. L. REV. 807 (1994).
Turnbull, Jane H., Pigs,Peas and... Power? FarmersMay Soon Grow a
Renewable Energy Source, 131 PUB. UTIL. FORT. 26 (1993).
Tuttle, Cliff, FarmEquipment ManufacturerWins Defense Verdict; Products
Liability Case Now on Appeal, 18 PA. L. WKLY. 5 (1995).
Voth, Donald E., A Brief History and Assessment of Federal Rural
DevelopmentProgramsandPolicies, 25 U. MEM. L. REV. 1265 (1995).
White, Bruce P. & Christopher J. Littlefield, Arizona's New EquipmentDealer
ProtectionLaws, 30 ARIZ. ATT'Y 20 (1994).
Wiygul, Robert B., et al., EnvironmentalJustice in Rural Communities, 96 W.
VA. L. REV. 405 (1994).
Yelkovac, Peter G., Note, Homogenizing the Law of Stray Voltage: An
ElectrifyingAttempt to Corralthe Controversy,28 VAL. U. L. REV. 1111
(1994).
Books
AGRICULTURALPOLICY REFORM INTHE UNITED STATES (Daniel A. Sumner,
ed., 1995).
ALLEN, JOHN C. & DON A. DILLMAN, AGAINST ALL ODDS: RURAL
COMMUNITY IN THE INFORMATION AGE (Rural Studies Series of the
Rural Sociological Society, 1994).
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AVERY, DENNIS T., ET AL., NATIONAL LEGAL CENTER FOR THE PUBLIC
INTEREST, FARMERS, RANCHERS, AND ENVIRONMENTAL LAW (1995).
BERRY, WENDELL, ANOTHER TURN OF THE CRANK: ESSAYS (1995).
BROWNBACK, SAM & JAMES B. WADLEY, KANSAS AGRICULTURAL LAW (2d
ed. 1994).
BROWNE, WILLIAM P., CULTIVATING CONGRESS: CONSTITUENTS, ISSUES, &
INTERESTS INAGRICULTURALPOLICYMAKING (Studies in Government &
Public Policy, 1995).
CARNEGIE COMMISSION ON SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, AND GOVERNMENT, RISK
AND THE ENVIRONMENT: IMPROVING REGULATORY DECISION MAKING:
A REPORT OF THE CARNEGIE COMMISSION ON SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY,
AND GOVERNMENT (1993).
CARTER, SARAH, LOST HARVESTS: PRAIRIE INDIAN RESERVE FARMERS &
GOVERNMENT POLICY (Studies in Economic History
& Policy, 1993).
CLARKE, SALLY H., REGULATION AND THE REVOLUTION IN UNITED STATES
FARM PRODUCTIVITY (Studies in Economic History & Policy:
The
United States in the Twentieth Century, 1994).
COOK, KENNETH A., CENTER FOR RESOURCE ECONOMICS, FARM BILL
REVISITED (1992).
1990
CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION IN COLORADO, 3RD ANNUAL WESTERN
AGRICULTURAL AND RURAL LAW ROUNDUP (1994).
COUNCIL FOR AGRICULTURE SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, PREPARING U.S.
AGRICULTURE FOR GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE (1992).
DEEP DISAGREEMENT IN U.S. AGRICULTURE: MAKING SENSE OF POLICY
CONFLICT (Christopher Hamlin & Philip T. Shepard eds., 1993).
How NEIGHBORS SETTLE
ELLICKSON, ROBERT C., ORDER WITHOUT LAW:
DISPUTES (1993).
FAETH, PAUL, WORLD RESOURCES INSTITUTE, GROWING GREEN: ENHANCING
THE ECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCE OF U.S.
AGRICULTURE (1995).
FINEGOLD, KENNETH & THEDA SKOCPOL, STATE, PARTY, & POLICY:
INDUSTRY & AGRICULTURE IN AMERICA'S NEW DEAL (1995).
FOOD, AGRICULTURE, & RURAL POLICY INTO THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY:
ISSUES & TRADE-OFFS (Milton C. Hallberg ed., 1994).
HALCROW, HAROLD G., ET AL., FOOD & AGRICULTURAL POLICY:
ECONOMICS & POLITICS (2d ed. 1993).,
HARL, NEIL E., AGRICULTURAL LAW MANUAL (1993-).
KELLEY, DONALD H. AND BURNELL E. STEINMEYER, THE FARMING AND
RANCHING INDUSTRIES (1995).
KELLEY, SALLY J., ET AL., NATIONAL CENTER FOR AGRICULTURAL LAW
RESEARCH AND INFORMATION, AGRICULTURAL LAW: A SELECTED
BIBLIOGRAPHY 1985-1992 (1993).
LOGDSON, GENE, AT NATURE'S PACE: FARMING & THE AMERICAN DREAM
(1994).
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LOONEY, J.W. & DONALD L. UCHTMANN, AGRICULTURALLAW: PRINCIPLES
& CASES (2d ed. 1994).
MAYS, RICHARD H., ENVIRONMENTAL LAW FORMS GUIDE (Environmental
Law Series, 5 vols., 2d ed. 1994-).
MISSOURI BAR, MISSOURI FARM LAW (2d ed. 1993).
OPIE, JOHN, OGALLALA: WATER FOR A DRY LAND (Our Sustainable Future
Series, vol. 1, 1993).
OSTLER, JEFFREY, PRAIRIE POPULISM: THE FATE OF AGRARIANRADICALISM
IN KANSAS, NEBRASKA, & IOWA, 1880-1892 (Rural America Series,
1993).
PEDERSEN, DONALD B. & KEITH G. MEYER, AGRICULTURAL LAW IN A
NUTSHELL (Nutshell Series, 1995).
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY POLICY: U.S. DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE (1993).
STATE BAR OF MONTANA, AGRICULTURAL LAW (1992).
THOMPSON, PAUL B., ET AL., ETHICS, PUBLIC POLICY & AGRICULTURE
(1994).
TWEETEN, LUTHER, JAPANESE & AMERICAN AGRICULTURE: TRADITION &
PROGRESS IN CONFLICT (1993).
FARM CREDIT AND FINANCE
Articles
Bahls, Steven C., Farm and Ranch Credit: Duty-Based Theories of Lender
Liability, 19 WM. MITCHELL L. REV. 367 (1993).
Bailey, Chester A., The Role of Mediation in the USDA, 73 NEB. L. REV. 142
(1994).
Barnes, Richard L., The U.C.C. 's Insidious Preferencefor Agronomy Over
Ecology in Farm Lending Decisions, 64 U. COLO. L. REV. 457 (1993).
Bennett, H. Kennard, The Impact of Farm Credit Services v. Estate of Decker,
37 RES GESTAE 583 (1994).
Brands, Bethany Verhoef, et al., The Iowa Mediation Service: An Empirical
Study ofIowa Attorneys' Views on Mandatory FarmMediation, 79 IOWA
L. REV. 653 (1994).
Condra, Gary D., RepresentingAgriculturalClients in Mediation, 73 NEB. L.
REV. 154 (1994).
Cooper, Cheryl L., The Role of Mediation in Farm CreditDisputes, 29 TULSA
L.J. 159 (1993).
Curry, Robert M. & James Geoffrey Durham, Ohio Land ContractLaw, 19
U. DAYTON L. REV. 563 (1994).
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Del Duca, Louis F. & Frances H. Del Duca, § 2-201(1) & (2), 2-104, 1201(39) & (46) Application of 'Merchant's Exemption' to Statute of
Frauds Writing Requirement-Farmer's 'Merchant' Status
Revisited-Summary Judgment Improperly Granted; Typewritten NameSignature Requirement, 26 UCC L.J. 267 (1994).
Erickson, Phillip L., The FederalFarm Products Statute: What Do Buyers
andAgriculturalLenders Think After Eight Years of Living With It, 18
HAMLINE L. REV. 363 (1995).
Friedrich, Craig W., Transfer of Property to Satisfy Recourse Debt Results in
Both Taxable Gain and COD Income, 22 J. REAL EST. TAx'N 183
(1995).
Johnson, L. Roger, The North DakotaAgriculturalMediation Service, 70 N.D.
L. REV. 295 (1994).
Kleven, Bruce M., FDIC Changes Will Impact Rural Banks, 8 FARMERS'
LEGAL ACTION REP., Summer 1993, at 8.
Leahy, James E., Land ContractsRevisited, 69 N.D. L. REV. 515 (1993).
Lodge, Kenneth M. and Thomas J. Cunningham, Reducing Excessive and
Unjustified Awards in Lender Liability Cases, 98 DICK. L. REV. 25
(1993).
Looney, J.W., Warranties in Livestock, Feed, Seed, and Pesticide
Transactions,25 U. MEM. L. REV. 1123 (1995).
Massey, James T., FarmersHome Administration and Farm Credit System
Update, 73 NEB. L. REV. 187 (1994).
Pierre, Vivica & John Pierre, Agricultural Financing: Louisiana Adopts
Article 9: The Impact on Farm FinancePlanning, 19 S.U. L. REV. 27
(1992).
Riskin, Leonard L., Two Concepts of Mediation in the FmHA's FarmerLender Mediation Program, 45 ADMIN. L. REV. 21 (1993).
Tanner, Gordon W. & Eugenie D. Mansfield, Recent Uniform Commercial
Code Cases Affecting AgriculturalLenders and Borrowers, 73 NEB. L.
REV. 238 (1994).
Zeidner, Rita L., Farmers 'Put' Out with IRS Stance on Hedging, 58 TAX
NOTES 1579 (1993).
Books
AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION, BLUEPRINT FOR FARM FINANCIAL
SUCCESS (1994).
AMERICANBARASSOCIATION,FIFTH ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM ON AGRICULTURAL
AND AGRIBUSINESS CREDIT (1992).
BARRY, PETER J., EFFECTS OF CREDIT POLICIES ON U.S. AGRICULTURE
(Studies in Agricultural Policy, 1995).
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CREDIT EVALUATION PROCEDURES AT AGRICULTURAL BANKS IN THE
NORTHEAST & EASTERN CORNBELT (1993).
FARM CREDIT SYSTEM, REPAYMENT OF FEDERAL ASSISTANCE &
COMPETITIVE POSITION (1994).
FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION: THE GUARANTEED FARM LOAN PROGRAM
COULD BE MANAGED MORE EFFECTIVELY (Farm Business Management
Series, 1995).
FARMERS'
LEGAL ACTION
GROUP,
FARMERS'
GUIDE
TO
DISASTER
ASSISTANCE (1994).
FRESmvATER, DAVID, ANATOMY OF AN AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL CREDIT
CRISIS (1993).
HARL, NEIL E., FARM ESTATE & BUSINESS PLANNING (12th ed. 1994).
KOHL, DAVID M., AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION, WEIGHING THE
VARIABLES: A GUIDE TO AG CREDIT MANAGEMENT (1992).
LITTLE, H. CLAY, AGRICULTURAL CREDIT & FINANCE PROBLEM (1992).
NOBLE, MARTHA L., NATIONAL CENTER FOR AGRICULTURALLAW RESEARCH
& INFORMATION, STATUTORY AGRICULTURAL LIENS:
RAPID FINDER
CHARTS (1993-).
PEOPLES, KENNETH L., ET AL., ANATOMY OF AN AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL
CREDIT CRISIS: FARM DEBT IN THE 1980'S (1992).
WOODMAN, HAROLD D., NEW SOUTH-NEW LAW: LEGAL FOUNDATIONS OF
CREDIT & LABOR RELATIONS IN THE POSTBELLUM AGRICULTURAL
SOUTH (1995).
FARM TENANCY
Articles
Allen, Douglas & Dean Lueck, ContractChoice in Modern Agriculture: Cash
Rent Versus Cropshare,35 J.L. & ECON. 397 (1992).
Anderson, Terry L. & Dean Lueck, Land Tenure and Agricultural
Productivityon Indian Reservations, 35 J.L. & ECON. 427 (1992).
Christiansen, Patrick T. & Geoffrey B. Di Mauro, An Ounce of Prevention:
Planningfor Environmental Issues in Leases, 9 PROB. & PROP. 40
(1995).
Lease of Farm Kills Special-Use Valuationfor Estate Tax, 174 J. ACCT. 27
(1992).
Schlenger, Jacques T., et al., Lease to Family Corp. Did Not Defeat SpecialUse Valuation, 21 EST. PLAN. 237 (1994).
Turner, Steven C., Nebraska's Adoption of Statutory Provisionsfor the
Creation, Perfection and Enforcement of a Security Interest in Real
Estate Rents, 27 CREIGHTON L. REV. 181 (1993).
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Books
LAND OWNERSHIP & TAXATION IN AMERICAN AGRICULTURE (Gene
Wunderlich ed., 1993).
FARM ORGANIZATION
Articles
Bahls, Steven C., JudicialApproachesto Resolving DissensionAmong Owners
of the Family Farm, 73 NEB. L. REV. 14 (1994).
Carson, Marlis L., PractitionersCriticize New Rules on Associate Member
Dues, 67 TAX NOTES 29 (1995).
Co-op Newsletter Wins Repeal of Order to Compel Publication, Bar
Communication with Class Members, 19 NEWS MEDIA & L. 6 (1995).
Crago, David C., Cooperative Dissent: Dissenting Shareholder Rights in
Agricultural Cooperatives,27 IND. L. REV. 495 (1994).
Dean, James B., AgriculturalCooperatives: An Update, 73 NEB. L. REV. 228
(1994).
Esch, Kenneth D. & Pamela L. Spaccarotella, Limited Liability Companiesas
an Alternative Choice of Entityfor FarmingandRanching Operationsin
the State of Nebraska, 28 CREIGHTON L. REV. 19 (1994).
Farmers' Cooperative'sExempt Status Determinedby Reference to Ultimate
Producer,34 TAX MGMT. MEMORANDUM 119 (1993).
Frederick, Donald A., Legal Rights of Producersto Collectively Negotiate, 19
WM. MITCHELL L. REV. 433 (1993).
Gramlich, Jeffrey D., Dividends and the ACE Adjustment: How to Maximize
the After-Tax Return on IntercompanyInvestments, 24 TAX ADVISOR 728
(1993).
Gray, Thomas W. & Gillian Butler, Toward an Organizational Theory of
Membership StructuralDesign, 9 J. AGRIC. COOPERATION 27 (1994).
Haroldson, Keith D., Two Issues in Corporate Agriculture: Anticorporate
Farming Statutes and Production Contracts, 41 DRAKE L. REV. 393
(1992).
Kasner, Jerry A., Cash Leasing Property to a Family Corporation May
Qualifyfor Special Use Valuation, 63 TAX NOTES 1476 (1994).
Nonexempt Cooperative May Deduct AMT Patronage Dividends in
Computing Its AMTI, 35 TAX MGMT. MEMORANDUM 352 (1994).
Prim, Richard F., Minnesota's Anti-Corporate Farm Statute Revisited:
Competing Visions in Agriculture, and the Legislature'sRecent Attempt
to Empower Minnesota Livestock Farmers, 18 HAMLINE L. REV. 431
(1995).
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Prim, Richard F., Comment, Saving the Family Farm: Is Minnesota'sAntiCorporate Farm Statute the Answer?, 14 HAMLiNE J. PUB. L. & POL'Y
203 (1993).
Sanford, Brenda S., Family Farms-A Conversion to a Limited Partnership
May Protect the Farmfrom Liquidation, 11 T.M. COOLEY L. REV. 861
(1994).
Suhler, Diane Rizzuto & Michael L. Cook, Originsof a CurrentConflict? An
Examination of Stock-Nonstock Cooperative Law, 8 J. AGRIC.
COOPERATION 54 (1993).
Books
AGRICULTURALCOOPERATIVES IN TRANSITION (Yoav Kislev and Csaba Csaki
eds., 1993).
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, AUDITS OF
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCERS & AGRICULTURAL COOPERATIVES: WITH
CONFORMING CHANGES AS OF MAY 1, 1993 (Audit and Accounting
Guide, 1993).
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, AUDITS OF
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCERS & AGRICULTURAL COOPERATIVES: WITH
CONFORMINGCHANGES AS OF MAY 1, 1994 (Audit & Accounting Guide,
1994).
COMPETITIVE STRATEGY ANALYSIS FOR AGRICULTURAL MARKETING
COOPERATIVES (Ronald W. Cotterill ed., 1994).
DEININGER, KLAUS W., COOPERATIVES & THE BREAKUP OF LARGE
THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES & EMPIRICAL
MECHANIZED FARMS:
EVIDENCE (World Bank Discussion Paper Series, vol. 218, 1993).
EGERSTROM, LEE, MAKE No SMALL PLANS: A COOPERATIVE REVIVAL FOR
RURAL AMERICA (1995).
SATrERFIELD, ARCHIE, THE DARIGOLD STORY: THE HISTORY OF A DAIRY
COOPERATIVE IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST (1993).
TAXATION AND ESTATE PLANNING
Articles
Adams, Roy D. & Neil E. Harl, The Flat Tax: Some Effects in Agriculture,
67 TAx NOTES 1377 (1995).
Agriculture, 46 TAX LAW. 1015 (1993).
Agriculture, 47 TAx LAW. 1103 (1994).
Alderson, Nancy & Clair J. Nixon, Changing Tax Laws Have Shaken
Investment in New Pecan Orchards, 14 J. AGRIC. TAX'N & L. 250
(1992).
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Apfel, Kenneth S. & Brenda J. Rediess-Hoosein, Special-Use Valuation
Covers Business, as Well as Farm, Realty, 20 EST. PLAN. 99 (1993).
Avakian-Martin, Juliann, IRS Will Tinker with Spousal Rules in Proposed
GSTRegs, 59 TAX NOTES 1003 (1993).
Avakian-Martin, Juliann, Witnesses Attack ForeignProvisionsin GSTT Regs,
59 TAX NOTES 466 (1993).
Banoff, Sheldon I., et al., Turkeys and Chickens FearIRS Audits, 80 J. TAX'N
380 (1994).
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Bennett, H. Kennard, The Impact of Farm Credit Services v. Estate of Decker,
37 RES GESTAE 583 (1994).
Bierman, Jacquin D. & Steven L. Severin, Donation of Long-Term Futures
Was Deductible, 78 J. TAX'N 109 (1993).
Campbell, Alan D., Calculating and Reducing the Self-Employment Tax for
Farmers,71 TAXES 54 (1993).
Copeland, John D., Lien Stripping, 14 J. AGRIC. TAX'N & L. 166 (1992).
Culp, David P., et al., Diesel Fuel Excise Tax: Farmers, State and Local
Governments, and 'Registered Ultimate Vendors' Face Tax Refund
Problems, 25 TAX ADVISOR 355 (1994).
Daughtrey, Zoel W., et al., Marketing Gain on PledgedCommodities Subject
to Options May Cause OverstatedIncome, 80 J. TAX'N 356 (1994).
FarmMethod of Special Use Valuation, 19 TAX MGMT. EST. GIFTS & TR. J.
180 (1994).
Farmers Get Favorable Ruling on Price-Later Contracts, 175 J. ACCT. 27
(1993).
Farmer's Wife Brings Home Bacon: In-Kind Paymentfor Services Ruled
Deductible, 33 TAX MGMT. MEMORANDUM 44 (1992).
Friedrich, Craig W., Toward a Theory of Form Versus Substance: Judge
Tannenwald's Decision in Hansen Land, 21 J. REAL EST. TAX'N 179
(1994).
Friedrich, Craig W., Transfer of Propertyto Satisfy Recourse Debt Results in
Both Taxable Gain and COD Income, 22 J. REAL EST. TAX'N 183
(1995).
Garcia, Rod, Dole's Attempt to Save the Ranch Creates Estate Planning
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Gough, Robert, Estate Tax Changes Could Spare Industry's Family Tree, 67
TAX NOTES 161 (1995).
Gramlich, Jeffrey D., Dividends and the ACE Adustment: How to Maximize
the After-Tax Return on IntercompanyInvestments, 24 TAX ADVISOR 728
(1993).
Harl, Neil E., Dealing with Flood and Rain Damage to Farm and Ranch
Property,61 TAX NOTES 489 (1993).
Harl, Neil E., Does Farm and Ranch PropertyNeed a FederalEstate and Gift
Tax Break?, 68 TAX NOTES 875 (1995).
Harl, Neil E., Paying Wages in Kind: A Rejoinder, 66 TAX NOTES 1201
(1995).
Hereth, Russell H. & John C. Talbott, Economic and Tax Implications of
ThoroughbredRacing, 176 J. ACCT. 51 (1993).
Huffaker, John B., IRS Loses S/L Issue Where Cash Rental Required
Recapture, 80 J. TAX'N 57 (1994).
Huffaker, John B., PartialElection of Special-Use Valuation Allowed, 78 J.
TAX'N 162 (1993).
Huffaker, John B., ProtectiveAlternate Valuation Election Could Be Made,
78 J. TAX'N 158 (1993).
Kasner, Jerry A., Cash Leasing Property to a Family Corporation May
Qualifyfor Special Use Valuation, 63 TAX NOTES 1476 (1994).
Kasner, Jerry A., What the Ninth Circuit Thinks: Estate Has the Right to
Cure a Defective Special Use Election, 57 TAX NOTES 366 (1992).
Kirchheimer, Barbara, Btu Tax Narrowly Survives House; Senate Fate
Remains Uncertain,59 TAX NOTES 1135 (1993).
Kirchheimer, Barbara, It'll Play in Peoria: Tax Luxury Autos to Pay for
Farmers' Tax Break, 62 TAX NOTES 1642 (1994).
Kuhnle, Tom, The FederalIncome Tax Implications of Water Transfers, 47
STAN. L. REV. 533 (1995).
Lease of Farm Kills Special-Use Valuationfor Estate Tax, 174 J. ACcT. 27
(1992).
Maydew, Gary L., MaterialParticipationDetermines Taxation of Farmers'
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McEowen, Roger A., Estate Planningfor Farm and Ranch FamiliesFacing
Long-Term Health Care, 73 NEB. L. REV. 104 (1994).
McPherron, Cecil, Meals and Lodging Exclusionfor S Shareholders,25 TAX
ADVISOR 742 (1994).
Morrill, K. Layne, Politics,Purpose,andPrinciplein Taxation ofAgricultural
Property,30 ARIZ. ATT'Y 14 (1994).
Norton, Larry, IRS Helps Farmers Deny Employees Social Security and
Unemployment Compensation, 66 TAX NOTES 431 (1995).
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Oemichen, William L., Milk, State Taxes, State Subsidies, and the Commerce
Clause: When States Cannot Tax an AgriculturalCommodity to Fund a
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114 S. Ct. 2205 (1994), 18 HAMLINE L. REV. 415 (1995).
Peppperell, Harold, 'Step-Up'ShouldStep Down, 67 TAX NOTES 689 (1995).
Schlenger, Jacques T., et al., Lease to Family Corp. Did Not Defeat SpecialUse Valuation, 21 EST. PLAN. 237 (1994).
Steuerle, Gene, Private Debt Burdens in the US. Economy, 64 TAX NOTES
1483 (1994).
Stokeld, Fred, EO Provisions Cover Member Dues, Corporate Sponsorship,
69 TAX NOTES 407 (1995).
Stokeld, Fred, W & M Panel Debates Extending FUTA Surtax and Tax
Exemption, 67 TAX NOTES 1000 (1995).
Swanson, Robert D., Like-Kind Exchanges EnableFarmers and Ranchers to
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Postmortem Farm Estate Planning, 9 TAX MGMT. FIN. PLAN. J. 416
(1993).
Taxpayer Liable for Income of Farm Transferredto a Sham Family Trust, 8
TAX MGMT. FIN. PLAN. J. 375 (1992).
Teitell, Conrad, Residences and Farms-CharitableRemainders, 133 TR. &
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Bakeis, Christine D., The ConservationReserve Program and its Effect on
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14 N. ILL. U. L. REV. 659 (1994).
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(1994).
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Abler, David G., NAFTA, Agriculture, and the Environment, 28 TULSA L.J.
659 (1993).
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53 PUB. ADMIN. REV. 357 (1993).
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Bakken, Larry, The North American Free Trade Agreement: The Foundation
for a New Trade Alliance, 18 HAMLINE L. REV. 329 (1995).
Basile, Eva Rook, The GeneralAgreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT), the
European Economic Community (EC), and Agriculture, 28 TULSA L.J.
741 (1993).
Black, Dorothy J., InternationalTrade v. Environmental Protection: The
Case of the U.S. Embargo on Mexican Tuna, 24 LAW & POL'Y INT'L
Bus. 123 (1992).
Brooks, Jennifer Zoe, Note, A Survey of the Court Enforcement of
InternationalWildlife TradeRegulation Under the UnitedStates Law, 17
WM. & MARY J. ENVTL. L. 145 (1993).
Centner, Terence J., Changes ImpactingProductionAgriculture: NAFTA and
New EnvironmentalRegulations, 24 U. TOL. L. REV. 371 (1993).
Centner, Terence J., How Regulations IncorporatingEnvironmental Values
TranscendInternationalCommitmentsandAffect ProductionAgriculture,
27 J. WORLD TRADE 131 (1993).
Crowe, Alice, Breakingthe Circle of Poison: EPA 's Enforcement of Current
FIFRA Export Requirements, 4 GEO. INT'L ENVTL. L. REV. 319 (1993).
Daly, Joseph L., Conflict Resolution and NAFTA, 18 HAMLINE L. REV. 337
(1995).
Daniel, Al J., Jr., Agricultural Reform: The European Community, the
Uruguay Round, and InternationalDispute Resolution, 46 ARK. L. REV.
873 (1993).
Day, Phillip Gustavo, The Grapes of Wrath: The DiscretionaryFunction
Exception of the FederalTort Claims Act Section 2680(a), as Applied to
the Chilean Grape Crisis of 1989, 4 IND. INT'L & COMP. L. REV. 469
(1994).
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Drumbl, Mark Anthony, The GeneralAgreement: From Tariffs and Trade to
SustainableDevelopment, 25 CAN. Bus. L.J. 357 (1995).
Dykstra, Gary J., ElectronicProcessingof Import Entries, 49 FOOD & DRUG
L.J. 425 (1994).
Fanger, Jeffrey J. & Terri H. Foltz, InternationalAgriculturalTrade, 7 INT'L
Q. 503 (1995).
Foster, Kent S. & Dean C. Alexander, The North American Free Trade
Agreement and the Agricultural Sector, 27 CREIGHTON L. REv. 985
(1994).
France, Thomas William, The Domestic Legal Status of the GAT: The Need
for Clarification,51 WASH. & LEE L. REv. 1481 (1994).
Gleba, Michael W., Note, Dividends-ForeignCommerce Clause-Parentand
Subsidiary Corporations-StateTaxes, 31 DUQ. L. REV. 859 (1993).
Gunderson-Schipper, Sherry, Human, Animal, and Plant Life and Health
Regulations as Nontariff Barriers to Trade, 2 TRANSNAT'L L. &
CONTEMP. PROBS. 651 (1992).
Hansen, Henrik, ChinaAgrees to IncreaseMarketAccessfor US. Exports, 14
E. ASIAN ExECuTIvE REP. 16 (1992).
Heggy, Liane L., Free Trade Meets US. Farm Policy: Life After the
Uruguay Round, 25 LAW & POL'Y INT'L Bus. 1367 (1994).
Hillman, Jimmye S., Agriculture in the Uruguay Round: A United States
Perspective,28 TULSA L.J. 761 (1993).
Horwitz, Thomas M., InternationalEnvironmentalProtectionAfter the GAYT
Tuna Decision: A Proposalfor a UnitedStates Reply, 25 CASE W. RES.
J. INT'L L. 55 (1993).
Jensen, Patricia, Trade Dispute Resolution Under NAFTA, 18 HAMLINE L.
REV. 309 (1995).
Kerr, William A., Removing NontariffBarriers to Trade Under the CanadaUnitedStates Trade Agreement: The Casefor ReciprocalBeef Grading,
14 J. AGRIc. TAX'N & L. 273 (1992).
Krauss, Michael, The Record of the UnitedStates-CanadaBinationalDispute
Resolution Panels, 6 N.Y. INT'L L. REV. 85 (1993).
Kruis, Elizabeth E., The United States Trade Embargo on Mexican Tuna: A
Necessary ConservationistMeasure or an Unfair Trade Barrier?, 14
Loy. L.A. INT'L & COMP. L.J. 903 (1992).
Leones, Julie, et al., The Dicey Business of.Agricultural Trade Policy: Where
Does NAFTA Take Us?, 28 TULSA L.J. 559 (1993).
Looney, J.W., GATT and Future Soil ConservationPrograms in the United
States: Some Lessons From Australia, 28 TULSA L.J. 673 (1993).
Luna, Guadalupe T., Agriculture, Rural Workers and Free Trade, 14 N. ILL.
U. L. REV. 789 (1994).
McMahon, Joseph A., The UruguayRound andAgriculture: Chartinga New
Direction?,29 INT'L LAW. 411 (1995).
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McMillion, Rhonda, Support for World Trade Agreement; Congress
Reconvenes on the Uruguay Round of GAIT Pact, 80 A.B.A. J. 109
(1994).
McPhee, John S., Agriculture and Textiles: The Fare and Fabricof Current
GAIT Negotiations, 3 IND. INT'L & COMP. L. REV. 155 (1992)
Montana-Mora, Miguel, InternationalLaw andInternationalRelations Cheek
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the U.S./EC AgriculturalExport Subsidies Dispute, 19 N.C. J. INT'L L.
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Mukherjee, Neela, MultilateralNegotiations and Trade Barriers in Service
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(1992).
O'Brien, Daniel P., Note, Mississippi Poultry Association v. Madigan: How
Congress, Without Quite Saying So, Can Erect a Trade Barrier,20 N.C.
J. INT'L L. & COM. REG. 387 (1995).
Onyejekwe, Kele, GAIT, Agriculture, andDevelopingCountries,17 HAMLINE
L. REV. 77 (1993).
Pena, Bert R. & Amy Henderson, U.S.-Mexico Agricultural Trade and
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Pierson, Mary Y., Recent Developments in the US./CanadaSoftwood Lumber
Dispute, 25 LAW & POL'Y INT'L BUS. 1187 (1994).
Porter, Stephen J., The Tuna/Dolphin Controversy: Can the GAIT Become
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Purnell, David R., 1993 InternationalTrade Update: The GAYT and NAFTA,
73 NEB. L. REV. 211 (1994).
Purnell, David R., A CriticalExamination of the Targeted Export Assistance
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Raboy, David G. & Steven M. Schneebaum, 'Effective Competition' and the
HarmonizedTariffSystem: An Application to the Variable Import Levies
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Reisman, Michael & Mark Wiedman, Contextual Imperatives of Dispute
Resolution Mechanisms; Some Hypotheses and Their Applications in the
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Ross, Alan, A Silk Purse or a Sow's Ear? The Treatment of Evidence in the
Fresh, Chilled, or Frozen Pork from Canada Trade Dispute, 3
DALHOUSIE J. LEGAL STUD. 59 (1994).
Schlagenhof, Markus, Trade MeasuresBased on EnvironmentalProcessesand
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Schoenbaum, Thomas J., Agricultural Trade Wars: A Threat to the GAIT
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Schultz, Jennifer, The GATT/WTO Committee on Trade and the
Environment-TowardEnvironmentalReform, 89 AM. J. INT'L L. 423
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Smirnow, John Patrick, From the HanseaticCities of 19th Century Europe to
CannedFish: The Radical Transformation of the Foreign Trade Zones
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Solberg, Anne Marie, GeneticallyEngineeredProduce Travels North America
UnderNAFTA: An Issue Ripe for Consideration, 18 HAMLINE L. REV.
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Spracker, Stanley M. & David C. Lundsgaard, Dolphinsand Tuna: Renewed
Attention on the Futureof FreeTrade andProtectionofthe Environment,
18 COLUM. J. ENVTL. L. 385 (1993).
Steinle, Jeffrey J., Note, The Problem Child of World Trade: Reform School
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Strating, Henricus A., The GATT Agricultural Dispute: A European
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Sutton, Holly J., The Sweet Lowbush Blueberry, (Vaccinium Angustifolium) in
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Wadley, James B. & Cynthia Langford, What NAFTA Means to Midwest
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Weekes, John, Challenges Ahead: Emergency Direction for Trade and
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MONITORING &
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DEVELOPMENT,
AGRICULTURAL POLICIES, MARKETS & TRADE:
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FOR
ECONOMIC
CO-OPERATION
&
DEVELOPMENT,
AGRICULTURAL POLICIES, MARKETS & TRADE IN OECD COUNTRIES:
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AND PROSPECTS (1993).
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Environmental
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COPELAND, JOHN D., NATIONAL CENTER FOR AGRICULTURALLAW RESEARCH
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Abascal, Ralph Santiago, California Rural Legal Assistance and
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Hanlon, Harriet Finance PanelHolds Hearing on Health Care Reform, 62
TAX NOTES 344 (1994).
Harl, Neil E., Paying Wages in Kind: A Rejoinder, 66 TAX NOTES 1201
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of Farmworkersfrom Pesticide Exposure, 17 J. PROD. & TOXICS LIAB.
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Linder, Marc, I Gave My Employer a Chicken That Had No Bone: Joint
Firm-StateResponsibilityfor Line-Speed-Related OccupationalInjuries,
46 CASE W. RES. L. REV. 33 (1995).
Luna, Guadalupe T., Agriculture,Rural Workers and Free Trade, 14 N. ILL.
U. L. REV. 789 (1994).
Maydew, Gary L., Material ParticipationDetermines Taxation of Farmers'
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TAX'N & L. 229 (1992).
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Nessel, Lori & Kevin Ryan, Migrant Farmworkers,Homeless and Runaway
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(1994).
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Norton, Larry, IRS Helps Farmers Deny Employees Social Security and
Unemployment Compensation, 66 TAX NOTES 431 (1995).
Onyejekwe, Kele, The Irrelevance of the Report of the Commission on
Agricultural Workers, 21 LINCOLN L. REV. 95 (1993).
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and Haitians in the Dominican Republic, 48 J. INT'L AFF. 601 (1995).
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PAY & BENEFITS BULL., Aug. 15, 1993, at 8.
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AGRICULTURAL HEALTH AND SAFETY: WORKPLACE, ENVIRONMENT,
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ASSOCIATION OF FARMWORKER OPPORTUNITY PROGRAMS, ACTIVITIES FOR
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(1994).
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GUIDE FOR AGRICULTURALWORKERS-GUIAPARA LOS TRABAJADORES
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STREET, RICHARD S. & SAMUEL OROZCO, ORGANIZING FOR OUR LIVES:
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LABOR & ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES UNDER THE
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OF CREDIT & LABOR RELATIONS IN THE POSTBELLUM AGRICULTURAL
SOUTH (1995).
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TO COMPLY:
WHAT EMPLOYERS NEED TO KNOW (Gemplers
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BIOTECHNOLOGY
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Aiken, William, Agricultural Bioethics: Implications of Agricultural
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Bateman, Rand, Note, The Illogical Climax to the Animal PatentingDebate,
19 J. CONTEMP. L. 115 (1993).
Bisbee, Dorothy W., Preparingfor a Blue Revolution: Regulating the
Environmental Release of Transgenic Fish, 12 VA. ENVTL. L.J. 625
(1993).
Bohrer, Robert A., FoodProductsAffected by Biotechnology, 55 U. PITT. L.
REv. 653 (1994).
Burk, Dan L., MisapproppriationofTrade Secrets in Biotechnology Licensing,
4 ALB. L.J. SCI. & TECH. 121 (1994).
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Cantor, Herbert I., The Asgrow Paradigm, 75 J. PAT. & TRADEMARK OFF.
SOC'Y 820 (1993).
Cantor, Herbert I., Brown BaggingIt-FreeLunchfor Farmers,75 J. PAT. &
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Chambers, Scott A., Exhaustion Doctrine in Biotechnology, 35 IDEA: J.L.
& TECH. 289 (1995).
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Chiapetta, James R., Of Mice and Machine: A ParadigmaticChallenge to
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Cubert, Jeremy, US.PatentPolicy andBiotechnology: GrowingPainson the
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Farmer, S. Brian & Brian L. Buniva, Virginia's New Biotechnology Law:
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Goldman, Karen Anne, Compensationfor Use of BiologicalResources Under
the Convention on Biological Diversity: Compatibility of Conservation
Measures and Competitiveness of the Biotechnology Industry, 25 LAW &
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Gorski, Anthony G., The One That Got Away: An Analysis of Federal
Regulation of the Release of GeneticallyEngineeredFish, 3 U. BALT. J.
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Greenfield, Michael S., RecombinantDNA Technology: A Science Struggling
with the Patent Law, 25 INTELL. PROP. L. REV. 135 (1993).
Gustad, Susan E., Legal Ownership of Plant Genetic Resources-Fewer
Optionsfor Farmers, 18 HAMLINE L. REV. 459 (1995).
Hamilton, Neil D., Who Owns Dinner: Evolving Legal Mechanisms for
Ownership of Plant Genetic Resources, 28 TULSA L.J. 587 (1993).
Hamilton, Neil D., Why Own the Farm If You Can Own the Farmer(and the
Crop)? ContractProductionand the IntellectualPropertyProtectionof
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Hardy, Cheryl D., Patent Protectionand Raw Materials: The Convention on
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Hettinger, Ned, PatentingLife: Biotechnology, Intellectual Property, and
EnvironmentalEthics, 22 B.C. ENVTL. AFF. L. REV. 267 (1995).
Jervis, Herbert H., Impact of Recent Legal Developments on the Scope and
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Mice Will Play, 17 VT. L. REv. 875 (1993).
Kim, Judy J., Out of the Lab and Into the Field: Harmonization of
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FORDHAM INT'L L.J. 1160 (1993).
Yusing, Ko, An Economic Analysis of Biotechnology Patent Protection, 102
YALE L.J. 777 (1992).
Landau, Michael B., MulticellularVertebrateMammals as 'PatentableSubject
Matter' Under 35 US.C. § 101: Promotion of Science and the Useful
Arts or an Open Invitationfor Abuse?, 97 DICK. L. REv. 203 (1993).
Lesser, W., Animal Variety Protection: A Proposalfor a US Model Law, 75
J. PAT. & TRADEMARK OFF. SOC'Y 398 (1993).
Liao, Shaoyi Alex, Resolving the Dilemmas Between the Patent Law and
Biotechnology: An Analysis ofThree RecentBiotechnologyPatentCases,
11 SANTA CLARA COMPUTER & HIGH TECH. L.J. 229 (1995).
Likourezos, George, Issues and Trends Relating to the Patenting of
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Maebius, Stephen B., Biotech Transfers: From Bailing Mice to Selling
Hybridomas, 76 J. PAT. & TRADEMARK OFF. SOC'Y 601 (1994).
Maher, Linda, The Environmentand the Domestic RegulatoryFrameworkfor
Biotechnology, 8 J. ENVTL. L. & LITIG. 133 (1993).
Mayfield, Denise & Duke W. Yee, Recent Developments in Patent Law:
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Patent Law, 76 J. PAT. & TRADEMARK OFF. SOC'Y 247 (1994).
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Morguilies, Rebecca L., Note, Protecting Biodiversity: Recognizing
InternationalIntellectualPropertyRights in PlantGeneticResources, 14
MICH. J. INT'L L. 322 (1993).
Parr, Keith D., Developments in Agricultural Biotechnology, 19 WM.
MITCHELL L. REv. 457 (1993).
Pierce, Shane S., Patent Law: The Crop Exemption of the Plant Varieties
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How Much Protected Seed May a Farmer Save and Sell Without
Committing Infringement?, 34 WASHBURN L.J. 391 (1995).
Purnell, David R., International Implications of New Agricultural
Biotechnology, 25 U. MEM. L. REV. 1189 (1995).
Roberts, Pat, Food Safety Reforms and ProductionAgriculture, 3 KAN. J.L.
& PUB. POL'Y 148 (1993).
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Sargeant, Georgia, No SpecialRegulationfor BioengineeredFood,Says FDA,
28 TRIAL 106 (1992).
Scalise, David G. & Daniel Nugent, International Intellectual Property
Protectionsfor Living Matter: Biotechnology,MultinationalConventions
and the Exception for Agriculture, 27 CASE W. RES. J. INT'L L. 83
(1995).
Seide, Rochelle K. & Frank A. Smith, Intellectual Property Protectionand
Biotechnology, 67 N.Y. ST. B.J. 52 (1995).
Sellers, Michael E., PatentingNonnaturally Occurring,Man-Made Life: A
PracticalLook at the Economic, Environmental,and Ethical Challenges
Facing 'Animal Patents,' 47 ARK. L. REV. 269 (1994).
Solberg, Anne Marie, GeneticallyEngineeredProduceTravels North America
Under NAFTA: An Issue Ripe for Consideration, 18 HAMLINE L. REV.
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WORLD TRADE 105 (1992).
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Liberalizing Effects on Domestic and International Regulatory
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Todaro, John C., Enablement in Biotechnology Cases After In re Goodman,
5 FORDHAM INTELL. PROP. MEDIA & ENT. L.J. 1 (1994).
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Technology, Law, and Public Policy, 45 ME. L. REV. 329 (1993).
Zeleny, Thomas, Property Rights in Living Things: Difficulties with
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Books
CRUCIBLE GROUP, PEOPLE, PLANTS &" PATENTS:
THE IMPACT OF
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY ON BIODIVERSITY, CONSERVATION, TRADE &
RURAL SOCIETY (1994).
GUENTHER, KIM, BIOTECHNOLOGY & SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE: A
BIBLIOGRAPHY (1994).
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Albrecht, Virginia S., The Federal Wetlands Regulatory Program, 17 ALIABA 7 (1993).
Armstrong, Michael C., Landowners Liablefor Failureto Obtain Necessary
Permits Before Clearing Wetlands, 3 U. BALT. J. ENvTL. L. 114 (1993).
Ausness, Richard C., Regulatory Takings and Wetland Protectionin the PostLucas Era, 30 LAND & WATER L. REV. 349 (1995).
Babcock, Hope M., Has the U.S. Supreme Court Finally Drainedthe Swamp
of Takings Jurisprudence? The Impact of Lucas v. South Carolina
Coastal Council on Wetlands and Coastal Barrier Beaches, 19 HARV.
ENVTL. L. REV. 1 (1995).
Baldwin, Carolyn W. and Richard J. de Seve, Practice Before the New
Hampshire Wetlands Board, 35 N.H. B.J. 71 (1994).
Beck, Robert E., The Movement in the United States to Restoration and
Creation of Wetlands, 34 NAT. RESOURCES J. 781 (1994).
Bergstrom, Scott, Note, Overflowing JurisdictionalBanks: The Extension of
Regulatory Authority Over 'Navigable Waters' UnderSection 404 of the
Clean Water.Act, 41 U. KAN. L. REV. 835 (1993).
Blumm, Michael C., The Clinton Wetlands Plan: No Net Gain in Wetlands
Protection, 9 J. LAND USE & ENVTL. L. 203 (1994).
Bohlen, Curtis C., Wetlands Politics From a Landscape Perspective,4 MD.
J. CONTEMP. LEGAL ISSUES 1 (1992).
Boni, Paul, Making Sense of Wetlands: Pennsylvania'sProposed Wetlands
Initiatives Would Ease Regulatory Burdens, 18 PA. L. WKLY. S12
(1995).
Boni, Paul, Wetlands Filling Regs May Be Relaxed in Pa.; New Federal
Permit Would Slash Red Tape, 17 PA. L. WKLY. S12 (1994).
Brink, John M., Nationwide Permits, 1993 MIN. L. SERIES: ROCKY MTN.
MIN. L. FOUND. 4-1 (1993).
Brown, Johnine J., Wading Through the Wetlands Regulations, 10 PRAC.
REAL EST. LAW. 13 (1994).
Chang, Maria E., Citizen Suits: Towarda Workable Solution to Help Created
Wetlands Succeed, 6 U. FLA. J.L. & PUB. POL'Y 77 (1993).
Clark, Merlyn W., Wetlands: Compensationfor 'Taking' by Denial of the
Section 404 Permit, 29 IDAHO L. REV. 41 (1993).
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Comer, Robert D., Recent Trends in JurisdictionalInterpretations Under
Section 404 of the Clean Water Act, 8 NAT. RESOURCES & ENV'T 65
(1994).
Cosby, Sylvia & Christopher Paul, Section 404 Jurisdiction Over Artificial
Wetlands, 8 J. NAT. RESOURCES & ENVTL. L. 81 (1993).
Coyle, Kevin, Note, The Wetlands Reform Act of.1993-Does It Hold Water?,
3 DICK. J. ENvTL. L. & POL'Y 19 (1994).
Disheroon, Fred R., After Lucas: No More Wetland Takings?, 17 VT. L. REV.
683 (1993).
Dolbey, Holly E., Note, Wetlands PermittingUnder Section 404 of the Clean
Water Act: Do Proposalsfor an Administrative Appeals ProcessHave
Any Appeal?, 13 VA. ENVTL. L.J. 639 (1994).
Dugan, Marianne, Citizen Participationin Wetlands Planning in the Pacific
Northwest, 9 J. ENVTL. L. & LITIG. 29 (1994).
Echeverria, John D., Jurisdiction-WhatExactly Is a 'Water of the United
States,' 1993 MIN. L. SERIES: ROCKY MTN. MIN. L. FOUND. 2 (1993).
Ferguson, William H., III, Forging NEPA Into a Double-Edged Sword
Against a Biodiversity Statute, 8 TUL. ENVTL. L.J. 293 (1994).
Fiore, Vincent P., Federal Wetlands Regulation in Canada and the United
States: Suggestionsfor Canada in Light of Crown Zellerbach and the
Peace, Order and Good Government Clause of the Canadian
Constitution, 27 GEO. WASH. J. INT'L L. & ECON. 139 (1993).
Forsberg, David C., The Minnesota Wetland Conservation Act of 1991:
BalancingPublic andPrivateInterests, 18 WM. MITCHELL L. REV. 1021
(1992).
Goldman-Carter, Jan, ProtectingWetlands and ReasonableInvestment-Backed
Expectationsin the Wake of Lucas v. South Carolina Coastal Council, 28
LAND & WATER L. REV. 425 (1993).
Greeves, Scott L., FederalRegulation of the Discharge of Dredged or Fill
Material into Wetlands: Options and Suggestionsfor Land Developers,
19 J. CORP. L. 135 (1993).
Hamann, Richard & Thomas T. Ankerson, Water, Wetlands, and Wildlife:
The Coming Crisis in Consumptive Use, 67 FLA. B.J. 41 (1993).
Harris, James B. & Susan L. Hearne, Wetlands-Issues in Exploration,
Development andProductionOperations, 1994 MIN. L. SERIES: ROCKY
MTN. MN. L. FOUND. 7-1 (1994).
Haynes, William J., III & Royal C. Gardner, The Value of Wetlands as
Wetlands: The Casefor Mitigation Banking, 23 ENVTL. L. REP. 10261
(1993).
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Wetlands, 7 J. NAT. RESOURCES & ENV'T 27 (1993).
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Hutchinson, David P., A Setback for the Rivers of Massachusetts? An
Application of Regulatory Takings Doctrineto the Watershed Protection
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(1993).
Icsman, Robert D., Note, The Seventh CircuitGets Bogged Down in Wetlands,
54 OHIO ST. L.J. 809 (1993).
Johnson, James J.S. & William Lee Logan, III, How an Uncodified
AppropriationsAct Has PartiallyCured a ConstitutionalProblemAbout
How Wetlands Are Definedfor RegulatoryPurposes, 13 TEMP. ENVTL.
L. & TECH. J. 173 (1994).
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Wetlands Takings Analysis After Lucas, 14 J. ENERGY NAT. RESOURCES
& ENVTL. L. 41 (1994).
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1 (1993).
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(1993).
Kalen, Sam, Commerce to Conservation: The Call for a National Water
Policy andthe Evolution of FederalJurisdictionOver Wetlands, 69 N.D.
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Down in Wetlands Regulation: Some Practical Suggestions for the
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Wetland and FloodplainRegulations, 4 MD. J. CONTEMP. LEGAL ISSUES
73 (1992).
Lamunyon, Justin, Wetlands and the Swampbuster Provisions: The
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LaPlante, Nona K., Hoffnan Homes, Inc. v. EPA: Seventh CircuitAdopts the
Reasonable MigratoryBird Standardfor DecidingWhether a WetlandIs
Within the Clean WaterAct's Jurisdiction,4 U. BALT. J. ENVTL. L. 113
(1994).
Leman, John A., The Birds: Regulation of Isolated Wetlands and the Limits
of the Commerce Clause, 28 U.C. DAVIS L. REV. 1237 (1995).
Lenetsky, Michael, President Clinton and Wetlands Regulation: Boon or
Bane to the Environment?, 13 TEMP. ENVTL. L. & TECH. J. 81 (1994).
Making Mitigation Banking Solvent, 10 ENVTL. F. 47 (1993).
Mastracco, Anna, et al., Project: Federaland State Coordination: A Survey
of Administrative Law Schemes, 46 ADMIN. L. REV. 385 (1994).
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Moss, Alison & Beverlee E. Silva, Regulation of Wetlands in Western
Washington under the Growth ManagementAct, 16 U. PUGET SOUND L.
REV. 1059 (1993).
Nagy, Michael S., Note, The Definition of 'Wetlands' under Section 404 of the
Clean Water Act: Past, Present, and Future, 3 U. BALT. J. ENvTL. L.
92 (1993).
Ogle, Flint B., The Ongoing Struggle Between PrivateProperty Rights and
Wetlands Regulation: Recent Developments andProposedSolutions, 64
U. COLO. L. REV. 573 (1993).
Pifher, Mark T. & Steven Dougherty, An Update on Wetlands Regulation
(Part1), 21 COLO. LAW. 2577 (1992).
Pifher, Mark T. & Steven Dougherty, An Update on Wetlands Regulation
(Part2), 22 COLO. LAW. 63 (1993).
Pringle, Irma R., Suit to Review Court Holds That Enforcement of Wetlands
Regulations by the Army Corps of Engineers Is Barred Unless Final
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Priolo, Dennis J., Section 404 of the Clean Water Act: The Case for
Expansion of FederalJurisdictionOver Isolated Wetlands, 30 LAND &
WATER L. REV. 91 (1995).
Quarles, Steven P., et al., Wetlands ProtectionLaw and the ForestIndustry:
Exemptions, Recapture, and GlancingDucks, 14 E. MIN. L. FOUND. 27
(1993).
Reynolds, Jeffery P. & Daniel L. Singletary, EnvironmentalConcernsand the
Impact of Wetlands Regulations on Mississippi's Gaming Industry, 64
MISS. L.J. 517 (1995).
Rink, Lauranne P., Wetland Delineation,1993 MIN. L. SERIES: ROCKY MTN.
MIN. L. FOUND. 3-1 (1993).
Runge, C. Ford, Economic Implicationsof Wider Compensationfor 'Takings'
or, What ifAgriculturalPoliciesRuled the World?, 17 VT. L. REV. 723
(1993).
Sanderson, James W. & Robert D. Comer, Overview of Regulation Under
Section 404 ofthe Clean WaterAct, 1993 MIN. L. SERIES: ROCKY MTN.
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Sarahan, Paul, Wetlands ProtectionPost-Lucas: Implications of the Public
Trust Doctrine on Takings Analysis, 13 VA. ENVTL. L.J. 537 (1994).
Scarlott, Kerry T., FederalRegulation of Wetlands and the Public Nuisance
Exception to the Takings Clause: The Case for Insulating Wetlands
RegulationsAgainst Regulatory Takings Challenges,54 U. PITT. L. REV.
917 (1993).
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Approach, 4 MD. J. CONTEMP. LEGAL ISSUES 13 (1992).
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Silverstein, Jonathan, Taking Wetlands to the Bank: The Role of Wetland
Mitigation Banking in a Comprehensive Approach to Wetlands
Protection, 22 B.C. ENVTL. AFF. L. REV. 129 (1994).
Slone, Daniel K., Navigating the New Wetlands Regulations, 9 PRAC. REAL
EST. LAW. 73 (1993).
Smith, J. Gregory, Alternative Dispute Resolution and the Wetlands Manual
Debate: Could Negotiated Rulemaking Have Avoided the Impasse?,
9 OHIO ST. J. ON DISP. RESOL. 415 (1994).
Sokolove, Robert D. & P. Robert Thompson, The Future of Wetland
Regulation Is Here, 23 REAL EST. L.J. 78 (1994).
Stokes, Stephen Jay, Note, The Limit of Government's Regulatory Authority
Over Non-Adjacent Wetlands, 15 ENERGY L.J. 137
Strand, Margaret N., Federal Wetlands Law (Part 1),
10185 (1993).
Strand, Margaret N., Federal Wetlands Law (Part2),
10284 (1993).
Strand, Margaret N., Federal Wetlands Law (Part 3),
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the Land After the ContractsEnd?, 14 N. ILL. U. L. REV. 733 (1994).
Wenner, Lettie McSpadden, Wetlands Preservationin the United States: A
Case of FragmentedAuthority,13 N. ILL. U. L. REV. 589 (1993).
Wetlands Protection,46 ADMIN. L. REV. 447 (1994).
Wiener, Bruce & David Dagon, Wetlands Regulation andMitigationafter the
Florida EnvironmentalReorganizationAct of 1993, 8 J. LAND USE &
ENVTL. L. 521 (1993).
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and Preservationof Wetlands: Can it Fill the Statutory Gaps?, 6 BYU
J. PUB. L. 475 (1992).
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Books
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AND ENVIRONMENTAL LAW AND ENVIRONMENTAL LAW WATER
QUALITY COMMITTEE IN COOPERATIONWITH THE ENVIRONMENTALLAW
INSTITUTE AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION, 7TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE ON
WETLANDS AND THE LAW: COURSE MATERIALS (1992).
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ARCHIE, MICHELE, NORTH AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR ENVIRONMENTAL
EDUCATION, THE WETLANDS ISSUE: WHAT SHOULD WE DO WITH OUR
BOGS, SWAMPS & MARSHES? (Environmental Issues Forums No. 2,
1992).
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DELINEATION (1993).
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IMPROVEMENT (1993).
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LEGISLATURES, WETLANDS MITIGATION AND MITIGATION BANKING
(1995).
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IMPACTS (2d ed. 1994).
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REGULATION & COMPLIANCE (Environmental Law Library, 1993).
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A SERIES OF FOCUS GROUPS
WETLANDS RESERVE PROGRAM:
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Baty, Shirley, Right to Farm-La Plata County, 1995 MIN. L. SERIES:
ROCKY MTN. MIN. L. FOUND. 12C (1995).
Centner, Terence J., Circumscribingthe Reduction ofOpen Space by Scattered
Development: Incorporatinga German Concept in American Right-toFarm Laws, 8 J. LAND USE & ENVTL. L. 307 (1993).
Dana, David A., NaturalPreservationand the Race to Develop, 143 U. PA.
L. REV. 655 (1995).
Davidson, John H., Conservation Agriculture: An Old New Idea, 9 NAT.
RESOURCES & ENV'T. 20 (1995).
Dawson, Alexandra D., The Role of the Septic System Siting andDesignin the
Development of Rural and SuburbanLand, 16 ZONING & PLAN. L. REP.
97 (1993).
Erm, Rene, II, The 'Wise Use' Movement: The -Constitutionalityof Local
Action on FederalLands Under the PreemptionDoctrine, 30 IDAHO L.
REV. 631 (1994).
Evans, John M., Right to Farm Private Property, 1995 MIN. L. SERIES:
ROCKY MTN. MIN. L. FOUND. 12B (1995).
Farrier, David, Conserving Biodiversity on Private Land: Incentives for
Managementor Compensationfor Lost Expectations?, 19 HARV. ENVTL.
L. REV. 303 (1995).
Feriancek, Jeanine & Cynthia L. McNeill, Oil Company Surface Use: Do
FarmersNeed Protection?,9 NAT. RESOURCES & ENV'T 28 (1995).
Freyfogle, Eric T., Ownership and Ecology, 43 CASE W. RES. L. REV. 1269
(1993).
Hamilton, Neil D., Right-To-Farm Laws Revisited: JudicialConsiderationof
AgriculturalNuisanceProtections, 14 J. AGRIC. TAX'N & L. 195 (1992).
Hardt, Scott W., Federal Land Management in the Twenty-First Century:
From Wise Use to Wise Stewardship, 18 HARV. ENVTL. L. REV. 345
(1994).
Hines, N. William, The Land Ethic and AmericanAgriculture, 27 Loy. L.A.
L. REV. 841 (1994).
Holloway, James E. & Donald C. Guy, Policy Coordinationand the Takings
Clause: The Coordination of Natural Resource Programs Imposing
Multiple Burdens on FarmersandLandowners, 8 J. LAND USE & ENVTL.
L. 175 (1992).
ConservationInitiatives: Past,Presentand Future, 9 NAT. RESOURCES
& ENV'T. 17 (1995).
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Krohn, Richard H., Recreational Use of AgriculturalLands, 23 COLO. LAW.
529 (1994).
Nolon, John R., The Stable Door Is Open: New York's Statutes to Protect
Farm Land, 67 N.Y. ST. B.J. 36 (1995).
Note, State-Sponsored Growth Management as a Remedy for Exclusionary
Zoning, 108 HARV. L. REV. 1127 (1995).
O'Keefe, Kelly, A 'New American Land Ethic': Utilizing the Endangered
Species Act to Settle Land Use Disputes, 21 FLA. ST. U. L. REV. 1031
(1994).
Potter, Lori, Preservationand Recreationon the Public Lands, 1992 MIN. L.
SERIES: ROCKY MTN. MN. L. FOUND. 9-1 (1992).
Quinn, Vivian, Note, PropertyLaw: PreservingFarmlandwith Conservation
Easements: Public Benefit or Burden?, 1992/1993 ANN. SURV. AM. L.
235 (1993).
Reed, Scott W., The County Supremacy Movement: Mendacious Myth
Marketing, 30 IDAHO L. REV. 525 (1994).
Runge, C. Ford, Economic Implications of Wider Compensationfor 'Takings'
or, What ifAgriculturalPoliciesRuled the World?, 17 VT. L. REV. 723
(1993).
Silber, Stacy Plotkin, Afforestation UnderMaryland'sForestConservationAct
and Selected County Codes: Viability of This Land Use Regulation Preand Post-Dolan v. City of Tigard, 4 U. BALT. J. ENVTL. L. 53 (1994).
Thompson, Edward, Jr., Conservation Easements: Preserving American
Farmland,6 PROB. & PROP. 12 (1992).
Wadley, James B. & Pamela Falk, Lucas and Environmental Land Use
Controls in RuralAreas: Whose Land Is It Anyway?, 19 WM. MITCHELL
L. REV. 331 (1993).
Winter, Kimberly K., Comment, The EndangeredSpecies Act UnderAttack:
Could Conservation Easements Help Save the ESA?, 13 N. ILL. U.L.
REV. 371 (1993).
Books
CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION, OREGON STATE BAR, LAND USE (3rd. ed.
1994).
& INFORMATION, RECREATIONAL ACCESS TO PRIVATE LANDS:
LIABILITY PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS (1995).
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1995).
HAMDAR, BASSAM C., THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AGRICULTURALPOLICY
& FORESTRY IN THE SOUTHERN REGION OF THE UNITED STATES
(Government & the Economy:
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Dissertations, 1993).
HANDEL, MARY E. & ALVIN D. SOKOLOW, FARMLAND AND OPEN SPACE
PRESERVATION IN THE FOUR NORTH BAY COUNTIES (University of
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HUFFMAN, THOMAS R., PROTECTORS OF THE LAND & WATER:
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POLICY, 1933-1985 (1995).
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STEINER, FREDERICK, ET AL., AGRICULTURAL LAND EVALUATION AND SITE
ASSESSMENT: STATUS OF STATE AND LOCAL PROGRAMS (1992).
SYMPOSIUM ON LAND USE, AGRICULTURAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL LAW,
DISCRETIONARY LIMITS IN LOCAL LAND-USE CONTROL (1995).
WATER RIGHTS AND WATER QUALITY
Articles
Abelson, David, Water Rights and GrazingPermits: Transforming Public
Lands Into Private Lands, 65 U. COLO. L. REV. 407 (1994).
Aiken, J. David, Protecting the Hidden Resource: The Quiet Crisis in
Nebraska Pesticide and Ground Water Protection Policies, 26
CREIGHTON L. REV. 639 (1993).
Allbright, Martha Phillips and Thomas E. Root, Government Taking of Private
Water Rights, 39 ROCKY MTN. MIN. L. INST. 20 (1993).
Ayotte, Kelly A., et al., Comment State Coordination of Water Allocation
Management and Water PollutionRegulation, 4 VILL. ENVTL. L.J. 129
(1993).
Babbitt, Bruce, The Public Interest in Western Water, 23 ENVTL. L. 933
(1993).
Bakes, Robert E., The Snake River Basin Adjudication . . . From the
Beginning to the Present,38 ADVOCATE (IDAHO) 10 (1995).
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Barber, M. Diane, The Legal Dilemma of GroundwaterUnder the Integrated
Environmental Plan for the Mexican-United States Border, 24 ST.
MARY'S L.J. 639 (1993).
Barker, Albert P. & Richard B. Burleigh, Agricultural Chemicals and
GroundwaterProtection: Navigating the Complex Web of Regulatory
Controls, 30 IDAHO L. REV. 443 (1994).
Barnes, Christopher L., Note, Notice to Fresh Water Rights Owners on OCC
Hearings, 28 TULSA L.J. 477 (1993).
Barton, Gregory P., RCRA LeachateTesting Regulations: Is the Groundwater
Safe? Are We Safe?, 22 ENVTL. L. 387 (1992).
Behnke, Jim & Harold Dondis, The Clean Water Act and FederallyLicensed
Utilities, 132 PUB. UTIL. FORT. 42 (1994).
Benson, Reed D. & Kimberley J. Priestley, Making a Wrong Thing Right:
Ending the 'Spread' of Reclamation Project Water, 9 J. ENVTL. L. &
LITIG. 89 (1994).
Blumm, Michael C., Pinchot,PropertyRights, and Western Water: A Reply
to Gregory Hobbs, 24 ENVTL. L. 1203 (1994).
Blumm, Michael C. & Thea Schwartz, Mono Lake and the Evolving Public
Trust in Western Water, 37 ARIZ. L. REV. 701 (1995).
Bobker, Gary, Agricultural Point Source Pollution In California's San
Joaquin Valley, 9 NAT. RESOURCES & ENV'T 13 (1995).
Bookspan, Shelley, Finding a Partnerin Liability, 22 REAL EST. L.J. 261
(1994).
Borne, Troy A., Expanding State Authority to Determine Clean Water Act
CertificationStandards, 22 N. KY. L. REV. 139 (1995).
Burton, Lloyd, Disputing Distributionsin a Shrinking Commons: The Case
of Drought in California, 32 NAT. RESOURCES J. 779 (1992).
Capeless, Rosanne Gervasi, History of Florida Water Law: Tracing the Ebb
and Flow of Florida'sPublic Trust Doctrine Through the Opinions of
Justice James B. Whiofleld, 9 J. LAND USE & ENVTL. L. 131 (1993).
Clark, John Bell, Impact and Analysis of the U.S. Federal Organic Food
ProductionAct of 1990 with ParticularReference to the GreatLakes, 26
U. TOL. L. REV. 323 (1995-96).
Comer, Robert D., Recent Trends in JurisdictionalInterpretations Under
Section 404 of the Clean Water Act, 8 NAT. RESOURCES & ENV'T 65
(1994).
Cox, Heather, Wind River Reservation Tribes Prohibitedfrom Using Their
Water Right Instream to Enhance Fish Habitat, 13 J. ENERGY NAT.
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Cummings, Ronald G. & Vahram Nercissiantz, The Use of Water Pricingas
a Meansfor EnhancingWater Use Efficiency in Irrigation: Case Studies
in Mexico and the UnitedStates, 32 NAT. RESOURCES J. 731 (1992).
Davidson, John H., South Dakota GroundwaterProtectionLaw, 40 S.D. L.
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Davidson, John H., Water Quantity and Quality, 14 J. AGRIC. TAx'N & L. 74
(1992).
Dellapiana, Ralph, Appropriation of Conditional Water Rights in Colorado,
13 J. ENERGY NAT. RESOURCES & ENvTL. L. 255(1993).
Dudley, Norman J., Water Allocation by Markets, Common Property and
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J. 757 (1992).
Duff, Lydia Belknap, Ground-WaterContaminationand Property Transfers,
27 MD. B.J. 25 (1994).
Dunning, Harrison C., Confronting the Environmental Legacy of Irrigated
Agriculture in the West: The Case of the Central Valley Project, 23
ENVTL. L. 943 (1993).
Fahey, Thomas W., Jr. & Richard T. Roznoy, Aquifer Protection in
Connecticut: EnvironmentalLand Use Restrictions Run Deep, 68 CONN.
B.J. 98 (1994).
Frarey, Larry C., et al., Conservation Districts as the Foundation for
Watershed-BasedProgramsto Preventand Abate PollutedAgricultural
Runoff, 18 HAMLINE L. REV. 151 (1994).
Frarey, Larry C. & Staci J. Pratt, Environmental Regulation of Livestock
ProductionOperations,9 NAT. RESOURCES & ENV'T 8 (1995).
Frederick, R. Bruce, Salvaged Water: The Failed Critical Assumption
Underlyingthe PecosRiver Compact,33 NAT. RESOURCES J. 217 (1993).
Garner, Eric L., et al., InstitutionalReforms in CaliforniaGroundwaterLaw,
25 PAC. L.J. 1021 (1994).
Glennon, Robert Jerome and Thomas Maddock III, In Search of Subflow:
Arizona's Futile Effort to SeparateGroundwaterfrom Surface Water, 26
ARiz. L. REv. 567 (1994).
Glicksman, Robert L., Pollution on the FederalLands II: Water Pollution
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Goldshore, Lewis & Marsha Wolf, Cases View State's Role in Groundwater
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Gover, B. Kevin, In re: The GeneralAdjudicationofAll Rights to Use Water
in the Big Horn River System and All Other Sources in the State of
Wyoming, 46 ARK. L. REv. 237 (1993).
Grant, Douglas L., Western Water Rights and the Public Trust Doctrine:
Some Realism About the Takings Issue, 27 ARiz. ST. L.J. 423 (1995).
Grossman, Margaret Rosso, Agriculture and the Environment in the United
States, 42 AM. J. COMP. L. 291 (1994).
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Hamilton, Mark E., The 'Can and Will' Doctrineof ColoradoRevised Statute
§ 37-92-305(9)(b): Changingthe Nature of ConditionalWater Rights in
Colorado, 65 U. COLO. L. REV. 947 (1994).
Jackley, Martin J., Note, Reclamation Law and the Belle Fourche Irrigation
District: A DesperateFightfor a Way of Life in Times of Change, 40
S.D. L. REV. 478 (1995).
Jarman, M. Casey, The Use of the Public Trust Doctrinefor Resource-Based
Area-Wide Management: What Lessons Can We Learn from the
Navigable Waters Trust?, 4 ALB. L.J. SCI. & TECH. 7 (1994).
Kanazawa, Mark, Pricing Subsidies and Economic Efficiency: The U.S.
Bureau of Reclamation, 36 J.L. & ECON. 205 (1993).
Kershen, Drew L., Agricultural Water Pollution: From Point to Nonpoint
and Beyond, 9 NAT. RESOURCES & ENV'T 3 (1995).
Klebba, James M., Water Rights and Water Policy in Louisiana: Laissez
FaireRiparianism,MarketBasedApproaches,or a New Managerialism?,
53 LA. L. REV. 1779 (1993).
Klein, Christine A., The ConstitutionalMythology of Western Water Law, 14
VA. ENVTL. L.J. 343 (1995).
Knapik, Michelle, EnvironmentalLaw: Who Shall Administer Water Rights
Has Wyoming Halted an
on the Wind River Reservation:
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ENvTL. L. & TECH. J. 233 (1994).
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McNitt, Julie Jinkins, Note, A New Chapter in Missouri Percolating
GroundwaterLaw: The Non-Severabilityof Water Rightsfrom Land, 59
Mo. L. REV. 235 (1994).
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Reserved Water Rights: May a State CourtLimit How Indian Tribes Use
Their Water?, 28 LAND & WATER L. REV. 467 (1993).
Mecham, Duane & Benjamin Simon, Forging a New FederalReclamation
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Mortensen, Janet, Note, The Upstream Battle in the Protection of Utah's
Instream Flows, 14 J. ENERGY NAT. RESOURCES & ENvTL. L. 113
(1994).
Munson, Dennis, Get OffFarmerBrown's Back: A Common Sense Approach
to FarmerLiabilityfor GroundwaterContamination Caused by Normal
Application of Pesticides, 18 HAMLINE L. REV. 521 (1995).
Neese, Kevin J., Certainty in Groundwater Rights: Is Prescription Still
Available?, 12 CAL. REAL PROP. J. 26 (1994).
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Animal Agricultural Waste Managementin Arkansas, 47 ARK. L. REV.
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(1993).
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(1994).
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L. REV. 271 (1992).
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Act-Congress Has Entrusted the EPA, Not the Courts, with the Final
Word on Federal Water Pollution Regulatory Law, 15 U. ARK. LITTLE
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(1993).
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71(1994).
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(1994).
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(1995).
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AGRICULTURE: IMPACTS ON WATER QUALITY IN CALIFORNIA (Ray
Coppock & Stephanie Weber eds., 1995).
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ENGINEERING, & LAW (1993).
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GROUNDWATER IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA (1992).
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LAW (1993).
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS & ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES (1993).
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Casebook Series, 5th ed. 1995)
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Stephen E. White eds., 1992).
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(1994).
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THE FAR WEST (Law in the American West Series, vol. 4, 1993).
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LIMITS OF LEGISLATION (1994).
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DIRECTIONS (Lawrence J. MacDonnell & Sarah F. Bates eds., 1993).
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LAW, WATER ORGANIZATIONS IN A CHANGING WEST:
FOURTEENTH
ANNUAL SUMMER PROGRAM, JUNE 14-16, 1993, FLEMING LAW
BUILDING, BOULDER, COLORADO (1993).
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(1994).
OFFICE OF SOLID WASTE & EMERGENCY RESPONSE, U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL
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FEDERAL ROLES AND
ROGERS, PETER P., AMERICA'S WATER:
RESPONSIBILITIES (1993).
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OF THE 21ST ANNUAL CONFERENCE (Darrell G. Fontane & Harry N.
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WATER QUALITY TASK FORCE, GREAT PLAINS AGRICULTURE COUNCIL,
AGRICULTURE AND WATER QUALITY IN THE GREAT PLAINS: STATUS
AND RECOMMENDATIONS (1992).
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INSTITUTIONS, PROCESSES & ECONOMIC ANALYSES (Ariel Dinar & Edna
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AND THE FUTURE OF THE WEST (1992).
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Aiken, J. David, Protecting the Hidden Resource: The Quiet Crisis in
Nebraska Pesticide and Ground Water Protection Policies, 26
CREIGHTON L. REV. 639 (1993).
Allnut, R. David, Note, FIFRA Preemption of State Common Law Claims
after Cipollone v. Liggett Group, Inc., 68 WASH. L. REV. 859 (1993).
Amato, Susan, State Common-Law Tort Labeling Claims are Preempted by
FIFRA, 13 J. ENERGY NAT. RESOURCES & ENVTL. L. 210 (1993).
Baird, Kristina L., Note, No More Excuses: Adopt the "Circle of Poison
PreventionAct of 1991," 21 CAP. U. L. REV. 963 (1992).
Barker, Albert P. & Richard B. Burleigh, Agricultural Chemicals and
GroundwaterProtection: Navigating the Complex Web of Regulatory
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Bobotek, Beatrice, FarmworkersandPesticides: The Strugglefor Protections,
29 CLEARINGHOUSE REV. 397 (1995).
Boeh, Caroline E., Note, One Step Closer to Exterminating the FIFRA
Preemption Controversy, 81 KY. L.J. 749 (1993).
Brienza, Julie, MalathionExposure Suit Goes to State High Court, 30 TRIAL
106 (1994).
Carlucci, John, Note, Reforming the Law on Pesticides, 14 VA. ENVTL. L.J.
189 (1994).
Carpenter, James Stephen, Farm Chemicals, Soil Erosion, and Sustainable
Agriculture, 13 STAN. ENVTL. L.J. 190 (1994).
Centner, Terence J., How Regulations IncorporatingEnvironmental Values
TranscendInternationalCommitments andAffect ProductionAgriculture,
27 J. WORLD TRADE 131 (1993).
Chappuis, Richard D., Jr., The Flight of Toxic Tort-Application of
Insecticides and Herbicides: From Drift Liability to Toxic Tort, 58 J.
AIR L. & COM. 411 (1992).
Coverdell, Jeffrey W., Note, Environmental Law-the Federal Insecticide,
Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act Does Not Preempt Local Governmental
Regulation of Pesticide Use, 42 DRAKE L. REV. 287 (1993).
Crowe, Alice, Breaking the Circle ofPoison: EPA s Enforcement of Current
FIFRA Export Requirements, 4 GEO. INT'L ENvTL. L. REV. 319 (1993).
Curme, Carol S., Regulation of Pesticide Residues in Foods: Proposed
Solutions to CurrentInadequaciesUnder FFDCA andFIFRA, 49 FOOD
& DRUG L.J. 609 (1994).
DeWaal, Caroline Smith, Ensuringa Safe Food Supply, 30 TRIAL 30 (1994).
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DRUG L.J. 411 (1993).
Fisher, Linda J., et al., A Practitioner'sGuide to the FederalInsecticide,
Fungicide and Rodenticide Act (part 1), 24 ENvTL. L. REP. 10449
(1994).
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Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (part 2), 24 ENVTL. L. REP. 10507
(1994).
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(1994).
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ENVTL. L. & TECH. J. 317 (1992).
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Hauserman, William G., The Legal Response to the Wide-Spread Poisoning
of Farmworkersfrom PesticideExposure, 17 J. PROD. & ToxIcs LIAB.
47 (1995).
Hornstein, Donald T., Lessons from Federal Pesticide Regulation on the
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ENVTL. L. & TECH. J. 309 (1994).
Malone, Kevin A., Proving Crop Damage from AgriculturalPesticides, 29
TRIAL 42 (1993).
Merrill, Richard A., Congress as Scientists, 11 ENVTL. F. 20 (1994).
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Miller, Marc & Gregory Aplet, Biological Control: A Little Knowledge Is a
Dangerous Thing, 45 RUTGERS L. REV. 285 (1993).
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as FoodAdditives under FederalLaw, 25 RUTGERS L.J. 433 (1994).
Norris, Andrew John, To Divulge or Not to Divulge: The Ability of an
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Pellikaan, Sandi L., FIFRA Preemption of Common-Law Tort Claims After
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Liabilityfor GroundwaterContamination,3 ALB. L.J. SCI. & TECH. 185
(1993).
Reske, Henry J., Judge Gets Tough in Fungicide Trials, A.B.A. J., August
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& PUB. POL'Y 148 (1993).
Rosman, Lewis, Note, Public Participation in International Pesticide
Regulation: When the Codex CommissionDecides, Who Will Listen?, 12
VA. ENVTL. L.J. 329 (1993).
Rutrick, Elena S., Note, Local Pesticide Regulation Since Wisconsin Public
Intervenor v. Mortier, 20 B.C. ENVTL. AFF. L. REV. 65 (1993).
Sargeant, Georgia, DuPont Settles Hundreds of Benlate Crop Damage Cases,
30 TRIAL 17 (1994).
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Sargeant, Georgia, White House ProposesNew Food-Safety Rules, 29 TRIAL
93 (1993).
Sheehy, Douglas T., A De Minimus Exception to the Delaney Clause: A
Reassessment of Les v. Reilly, 50 FOOD & DRUG L.J. 257 (1995).
Smith, William T., III & Kathryn M. Coonrod, Cipollone's Effect on FIFRA
Preemption,61 UMKC L. REV. 489 (1993).
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(1995).
Stevens, Richard W., FIFRA PreemptionAfter Cippollone, 36 FOR DEF. 17
(1994).
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Turkheimer, Frank M. & Susan Frank, Clomazone Damage to Off-Site
Vegetation: Test Results are Negative But Plants Wither and Die, 14
WHITTIER L. REV. 749 (1993).
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ASSOCIATION OF FARMWORKER OPPORTUNITY PROGRAMS, ACTIVITIES FOR
TRAINING FARMWORKERS ON PESTICIDE SAFETY (1994).
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Future Series, vol. 5, 1994).
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Institutes Staff ed., 1995).
BRIGGS, SHIRLEY A. & RACHEL CARSON COUNCIL, BASIC GUIDE TO
PESTICIDES: THEIR CHARACTERISTICS AND HAZARDS (1992).
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RESIDUES IN FOOD, 1994, EVALUATIONS. PT. 1 RESIDUES, VOLS. 1, 2
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RESIDUES IN FOOD, 1994, REPORT OF THE JOINT MEETING OF FAO/WHO
(Plant Production & Protection No. 127, 1994).
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(1994).
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(1994).
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AGRICULTURALPEST CONTROLADVISOR, AGRICULTURALPEST CONTROL
OPERATOR, PESTICIDE DEALER, PEST CONTROL AIRCRAFT PILOT
EXAMINATIONS (1995).
PESTICIDE REGULATORY PROGRAM IN CALIFORNIA (1993).
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT URBANA-CHAMPAIGN COLLEGE OF
AGRICULTURE, INDIANA COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE, ILLINOIS
AGRICULTURAL PEST MANAGEMENT HANDBOOK (1995-).
WORKER PROTECTION STANDARD FOR AGRICULTURAL PESTICIDES, HOW TO
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Articles
Daugherty, Steven A., Note, The Unfulfilled Promise of an End to Timber
Dominanceon the Tongass ForestService Implementationof the Tongass
Timber Reform Act, 24 ENVTL. L. 1573 (1994).
Feldman, Murray D., National Forest Management under the Endangered
Species Act, 9 NAT. RESOURCES & ENV'T 32 (1995).
Goodman, Michael, Note, Forest Service Appeals Reform: Searchingfor
Meaningful Review, 3 N.Y.U. ENVTL.L.J. 117 (1994).
Gough, Robert, Estate Tax Changes Could Spare Industry's Family Tree, 67
TAX NOTES 161 (1995).
Hill, James D. & Howard G. Amett, UnderstandingIndian Tribal Timber
Sales, 9 NAT. RESOURCES & ENV'T 38 (1995).
Huffiman, James L., Managing the Northern Forests: Lessons from the West,
19 VT. L. REV. 477 (1995).
Jefferson, Jon, Timmmberr! How Two Lawyers and a Spotted Owl Took a
Cut Out of the Logging Industry, 79 A.B.A. J. 80 (1993).
Kozlowski, James C., Endangered Species Act Regulates Critical Habitat
Modification on Private Land, 30 PARKS & RECREATION 26 (1995).
Pierson, Mary Y., Recent Developments in the U.S./CanadaSoftwood Lumber
Dispute, 25 LAW & POL'Y INT'L BuS. 1187 (1994).
Weitz, Eric, Note, EnvironmentalLaw: Approved Timber HarvestingPlans
Not in Effect Before the Passage of CaliforniaCode ofRegulations Title
14, Section 919.9, Are Considered 'ProposedTimber Operations' and
Must Conform to Regulations Enacted to Protect the Northern Spotted
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Whitelaw, Ed, OtherLessonsfrom the Northwest, 19 VT. L. REV. 493 (1995).
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AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION, PRIVATE SECTOR FORESTRY:
COURSE
MATERIALS (1992).
CUBBAGE, FREDERICK W., ET AL., FOREST RESOURCE POLICY (1993).
HAMDAR, BASSAM C., THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AGRICULTURALPOLICY
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(Government & the Economy:
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MASER, CHRIS, SUSTAINABLE FORESTRY:
PHILOSOPHY, SCIENCE AND
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NATURAL RESOURCES LAW CENTER, UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO SCHOOL OF
TRENDS AND
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(1994).
RAPHAEL, RAY, MORE TREE TALK: THE PEOPLE, POLITICS & ECONOMICS OF
TIMBER (1994).
YAFFEE, STEVEN LEWIS, THE WISDOM OF THE SPOTTED OWL:
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PUBLIC LANDS GRAZING
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Abelson, David, Water Rights and Grazing Permits: Transforming Public
Lands Into PrivateLands, 65 U. COLO. L. REV. 407 (1994).
Baird, Edmund C., III, The Use of Qui Tam Actions to Enforce Federal
GrazingPermits, 72 WASH. U. L.Q. 1407 (1994).
Blank, Theodore, GrazingRights on Public Lands: Wayne Hage Complains
of a Taking, 30 IDAHO L. REV. 603 (1994).
Falen, Frank J. & Karen Budd-Falen, The Right to Graze Livestock on the
FederalLands: The HistoricalDevelopment of Western GrazingRights,
30 IDAHO L. REV. 505 (1994).
Feller, Joseph M., What Is Wrong with the BLM's Management of Livestock
Grazing on the Public Lands?, 30 IDAHO L. REV. 555 (1994)
Miller, Anita P., The Western FrontRevisited, 26 URB. LAW. 845 (1994).
Reed, Scott W., The County Supremacy Movement:
Mendacious Myth
Marketing, 30 IDAHO L. REV. 525 (1994).
Saxowsky, David M., et al., Agricultural Law/Economics Research Program,
Can North Dakota Grazing Survive a Wilderness or Wild and Scenic
Designation-AreThere Cattle in Nature?, 70 N.D. L. REV. 509 (1994).
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ROSTVOLD, GERHARD NORMAN & THOMAS J. DUDLEY, A COMPARATIVE
ANALYSIS OF THE ECONOMIC, FINANCIAL, AND COMPETITIVE
CONDITIONS OF MONTANA RANCHES USING FEDERAL FORAGE AND
MONTANA RANCHES WITHOUT FEDERAL GRAZING ALLOTMENTS (1993).
ROSTVOLD, GERHARDNORMANAND THOMAS J. DUDLEY, NEW PERSPECTIVES
ON GRAZING FEES AND PUBLIC LAND MANAGEMENT IN THE 1990'S
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U. TOL. L. REV. 323 (1995-96).
Drumbl, Mark Anthony, The GeneralAgreement: From Tariffs and Trade to
Sustainable Development, 25 CAN. BUS. L.J. 357 (1995).
Hamilton, Neil D., Agriculture Without Farmers? Is Industrialization
RestructuringAmerican FoodProductionand Threateningthe Future of
SustainableAgriculture?, 14 N. ILL. U. L. REV. 613 (1994).
Thorson, Norman W., PresidentialAddress-Agriculture in the Twenty-First
Century: The Perils of Population Growth in a Sustainable World, 25
U. MEM. L. REV. 863 (1995).
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AGRICULTURE, ENVIRONMENT, & HEALTH: SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN
THE 21ST CENTURY (Vernon W. Ruttan ed., 1994).
ALLEN, PATRICIA, FOOD FOR THE FUTURE: CONDITIONS & CONTRADICTIONS
OF SUSTAINABILITY (1993).
ASSISTING SUSTAINABLE FOOD PRODUCTION: ACTION OR APATHY? (Robert
Paarlberg & Steven A. Breth eds., 1994).
DIVERSITY, FARMER KNOWLEDGE, & SUSTAINABILITY (Joyce L. Moock &
Robert E. Rhoades eds., Food Systems in Agrarian Change Series, 1992).
FAETH, PAUL, AGRICULTURAL POLICY & SUSTAINABILITY: CASE STUDIES
FROM INDIA, CHILE, THE PHILIPPINES, & THE UNITED STATES (1993).
GLAESER, BERNHARD, ENVIRONMENT, DEVELOPMENT, AGRICULTURE:
INTEGRATED POLICY THROUGH HUMAN ECOLOGY (1995).
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SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT (Wolfgang E. Burhenne & Nicholas A.
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MASER, CHRIS, SUSTAINABLE FORESTRY:
ECONOMICS (1994).
NETTING, ROBERT M., SMALLHOLDERS, HOUSEHOLDERS: FARM FAMILIES &
THE ECOLOGY OF INTENSIVE, SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE (1993).
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SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE: CONCEPTS, ISSUES & POLICIES IN OECD
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DEVELOPMENT: INFRASTRUCTUREPOLICIES IN PERSPECTIVE (Theoretical
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ECOLOGICAL APPROACH TO AGRICULTURE (1992).
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HUNDRED SEVENTEEN PEOPLE & GROUPS WHO CAN HELP YOU FARM
LONGER, MORE SAFELY & MORE PROFITABLY (1993).
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SOIL CONSERVATION
Articles
Looney, J.W., GAIT and Future Soil ConservationPrograms in the United
States: Some Lessons From Australia, 28 TULSA L.J. 673 (1993).
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or, What IfAgriculturalPoliciesRuled the World?, 17 VT. L. REV. 723
(1993).
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ATTEWELL, PETER B., GROUND POLLUTION:
ENGINEERING, & LAW (1993).
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TECHNICAL PREPARATION & LITIGATION
SOIL CONTAMINATION:
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HARTEL, PETER G., ET AL., AMERICAN SOCIETY OF AGRONOMY,
AGRICULTURALETHICS-ISSUES FOR THE 21ST CENTURY: PROCEEDINGS
OF A SYMPOSIUM SPONSORED BY THE SOIL SCIENCE SOCIETY OF
AMERICA, AMERICAN SOCIETY OF AGRONOMY & THE CROP SCIENCE
SOCIETY OF AMERICA IN MINNEAPOLIS, MN, OCT. 31-NOv. 5, 1992
(Horace D. Skipper & Thomas A. Ruehr eds., Special Publications, vol.
57, 1994).
NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL, COMMITTEE ON LONG-RANGE SOIL AND
WATER CONSERVATION, SOIL AND WATER QUALITY: AN AGENDA FOR
AGRICULTURE (1993).
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TRENDS AND
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(1994).
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THE FARM: AN INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE OF THE SOCIOECONOMICS
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OF SOIL & WATER CONSERVATION (Ted L. Napier et al. eds., 1994).
AND WATER CONSERVATION SOCIETY, WHEN CONSERVATION
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CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS, FEBRUARY 10-11, ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA
(1994).
THOMPSON, PAUL B.,
THE SPIRIT OF THE SOIL:
AGRICULTURE &
ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS (Environmental Philosophies Series, 1995).
AGRICULTURAL MARKETING AND SALES
Articles
Bank, Kevin M., How Green is my Productand Package: The FederalTrade
Commission's EnvironmentalMarketing Guidelines, 49 FOOD & DRUG
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380 (1994).
Brienza, Julie, Disparaging Florida Oranges May Leave Bad Taste in
Speaker's Mouth, 30 TRIAL 101 (1994).
Cantor, Herbert I., Brown BaggingIt-FreeLunchfor Farmers,75 J. PAT. &
TRADEMARK OFF. SoC'Y 754 (1993).
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Comanor, William S. and H.E. Frech, PredatoryPricingand the Meaning of
Intent, 38 ANTITRUST BULL. 293 (1993).
Cunningham, Thomas J., Perils of the PerishableAgriculturalCommodities
Act: Ambushed by the Turnip Man!, 27 UCC L.J. 139 (1994).
Del Duca, Louis F. & Frances H. Del Duca, § 2-201(1) & (2), 2-104, 1201(39) & (46) Application of 'Merchant's Exemption' to Statute of
Frauds Writing Requirement-Farmer's 'Merchant' Status
Revisited-Summary Judgment Improperly Granted; Typewritten NameSignature Requirement, 26 UCC L.J. 267, (1994).
Del Duca, Louis F. & Frances H. Del Duca, §§ 2-714, 2-715 Buyer'sMeasure
of Damagesfor Sale of DiseasedFruit Trees-Lost Profits Allowed, 27
UCC L.J. 422 (1995).
Farmers Get FavorableRuling on Price-LaterContracts, 175 J. ACCT. 27
(1993).
Hamilton, Neil D., State Regulation ofAgriculturalProductionContracts,25
U. MEM. L. REV. 1051 (1995).
Hamilton, Neil D., Why Own the Farm If You Can Own the Farmer(and the
Crop)? ContractProductionand the IntellectualPropertyProtectionof
Grain Crops, 73 NEB. L. REV. 48 (1994).
Jordan, Craig, Preemption and Uniform Enforcement of Food Marketing
Regulations, 49 FOOD & DRUG L.J. 401 (1994).
Kelley, Christopher R., Agricultural Production Contracts: Drafting
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Kent, Felix H., The FTC Flexes its Muscle, N.Y. L.J. 3 (Dec. 17, 1993).
Kershen, Drew L., Article 7: Documents of Title, 48 THE BUS. LAW. 1645
(1993).
Kershen, Drew L., Comparing the United States Warehouse Act and U.C.C.
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Krohn, Richard H., Farm and Ranch Transactions: More Than Just Real
Estate Sales Contracts,24 COLO. LAW. 2497 (1995).
Onyejekwe, Kele, Commodity Advertising and the First Amendment, 16
COMM. & L. 15 (1994).
Pierre, Vivica, What Do Farmers Impliedly Warrant When They Sell Their
Livestock: A Comparison of the Uniform Commercial Code, the
Louisiana Civil Code, and the Vienna Convention on Contractsfor the
InternationalSale of Goods, 19 S.U. L. REV. 357 (1992).
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ALLEN, RANDY, AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION, THREE STEPS TO FARM
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(1994).
AMERICA'SFOODS HEALTH MESSAGES & CLAIMS: SCIENTIFIC, REGULATORY,
& LEGAL ISSUES (Series in Contemporary Food Science, 1993).
COMPETITIVE
STRATEGY ANALYSIS FOR AGRICULTURAL MARKETING
COOPERATIVES (Ronald W. Cotterill ed., 1994).
GIBSON, ERIC L., SELL WHAT YOU Sow!:
THE GROWER'S GUIDE TO
SUCCESSFUL PRODUCE MARKETING (1994).
HALEY, MILDRED A., THE EFFECTS OF MONETARY POLICY ON U.S.
AN INTEGRATED CAPITAL MARKET
AGRICULTURAL MARKETS:
APPROACH (Government & the Economy Series, 1993).
HAMILTON, NEIL D., A FARMER' SLEGAL GUIDE TO PRODUCTION CONTRACTS
(1995).
LESSER, WILLIAM, MARKETING LIVESTOCK & MEAT (1993).
LORTON, SHERRY & DON WHITE, MERCHANT'S EDGE: A GUIDE TO GRAIN
MERCHANDISING AND FARM MARKETING (2d ed. 1994).
MAIER, LEO, THE COSTS & BENEFITS OF U.S. AGRICULTURALPOLICIES WITH
IMPERFECT COMPETITION IN FOOD MANUFACTURING(Government & the
Economy Series, 1993).
NATIONAL PLANNING ASSOCIATION, FOOD AND AGRICULTURAL MARKETS:
THE QUIET REVOLUTION (Lyle P. Schertz & Lynn M. Daft eds. NPA
Report No. 270, 1994).
PARKERSON, DONALD H., THE AGRICULTURAL TRANSITION IN NEW YORK
MARKETS & MIGRATION IN MID-NINETEENTH CENTURY
STATE:
AMERICA (The Henry A. Wallace Series on Agricultural History & Rural
Life, 1995).
PURCELL, WAYNE D., MARKETING AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES:
MARKETING AND PRICE RISK MANAGEMENT IN AGRICULTURAL
COMMODITIES (Ralph Reynold & H. Evan Drummond eds., Farm
Business Managment Series, 1995).
RHODES, V. JAMES, THE AGRICULTURALMARKETING SYSTEM (4th ed. 1993).
SEPERICH, GEORGE J., ET AL., INTRODUCTIONTO AGRIBUSINESS MARKETING
(1994).
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SUMNER, DANIEL A., AGRICULTURAL TRADE POLICY:
LETTING MARKETS
WORK (AEI Studies in Agricultural Policy, 1995).
WRIGHT, BRIAN D. & BRUCE L. GARDNER, REFORMING AGRICULTURAL
COMMODITY POLICY (Studies in Agricultural Policy, 1995).
AQUACULTURE
Articles
Eichenberg, Tim & Barbara Vestal, Improving the Legal Framework for
Marine Aquaculture: The Role of Water Quality Laws and the Public
Trust Doctrine, 2 TERR. SEA J. 339 (1992).
Lansford, Matthew & Laura S. Howorth, Legal Impediments to Limited
FishingRegulation in the GulfStates, 34 NAT. RESOURCES J. 411 (1994).
Litz, Franz Thomas, Harnessing Market Forces in Natural Resources
Management: Lessonsfrom the Surf Clam Fishery,21 B.C. ENVTL. AFF.
L. REV. 335 (1994).
Lockareff, Diane E., Ensuring the Future of California Fisheries: A
Comprehensive State Policyfor the Protection of Native Fishes During
Water Transfers, 33 SANTA CLARA L. REV. 519 (1993).
Milliken, William J., Individual Transferable Fishing Quotas and Antitrust
Law, 1 OCEAN & COASTAL L.J. 35 (1994).
Ogan, John, The Need for a Smolt Travel Time Objective in the Columbia
River Basin Fish and Wildlife Program to Protect and Restore the
Northwest's ImperiledSalmon Runs, 24 ENVTL. L. 673 (1994).
Panel Discussion: Colloquium: Who Runs the River, 25 ENVTL. L. 417
(1995).
Rohlf, Daniel, Legal Issues Shaping Salmon's Future, 25 ENVTL. L. 413
(1995).
Rohlf, Daniel, There's Something Fishy Going On Here: A Critique of the
National Marine Fisheries Service's Definition of Species Under the
EndangeredSpecies Act, 24 ENVT'L L. 617 (1994).
Rychlak, Ronald J. & Ellen M. Peel, Swimming Past the Hook: Navigating
Legal Obstacles in the Aquaculture Industry, 23 ENVTL. L. 837 (1993).
Schurter, Brian T., GreatLakes Water Qualityfrom a FisheriesPerspective,
26 U. TOL. L. REv. 467 (1995-96).
Shibles, Bruce N., Implications of an International Legal Standard for
Transboundary Management of Gulf of Maine-Georges Bank Fishery
Resources, 1 OCEAN & COASTAL L.J. 1 (1994).
Tipton, Carrie A., Protecting Tomorrow's Harvest: Developing a National
System ofIndividual Transferable Quotas to Conserve Ocean Resources,
14 VA. ENVTL. L.J. 381 (1995).
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AvailableforAquaculturalPondConstruction Costs, 13 J. AGRIC. TAX'N
& L. 293 (1992).
White, Stephen M., 'EqualAccess'to Alaska's Fish and Wildlife, 11 ALASKA
L. REV. 277 (1994).
Books
ANIMAL CARE & CONTROL IN CONNECTICUT:
INCLUDING FISHERIES &
GAME (1994).
ANIMAL LAW FOR FARMERS AND RANCHERS
Articles
380 (1994).
Baumann, Gwen A., Riding to Success in a Niche Practice: Equine Lawyer
Julie Fershtman Released the Reins to her Affinity, 22 BARRISTER 12
(1995).
Can North Dakota Grazing Survive a Wilderness or Wild and Scenic
Designation-AreThere Cattle in Nature?, 70 N.D. L. REv. 509 (1994).
Carlman, Leonard R., Note, Wildlife-PrivateProperty Damage Law-Once
Upon a Time in Wyoming There Was Room for Millions of Cattle and
Enough Habitat for Every Species of Game to Find a Luxurious
Existence. In the Aftermath of Parker, Can We All Still Get Along?, 29
LAND & WATER L. REV. 89 (1994).
Carmel, Krystyna M., The Equine Activity Liability Acts: A Discussion of
Those in Existence and Suggestions for a Model Act, 83 KY. L.J. 157
(1994).
Clark, Stephen R.L., NaturalRelations: Ecology, Animal Rights and Social
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Cooper, Jean M., Issues Associated with Revision of INAD and NADA
ProceduralRegulations, 49 FOOD & DRUG L.J. 441 (1994).
Fox, Mary Ellen, Turnpike Commission Steers Clear of Liabilityfor Accident
Caused by Cow, 17 PA. L. WKLY. 8 (1994).
Francione, Gary L., Animals, Propertyand Legal Welfarism: 'Unnecessary'
Suffering and the 'Humane' Treatment ofAnimals, 46 RUTGERS L. REV.
721 (1994).
Frarey, Larry C. & Staci J. Pratt, Environmental Regulation of Livestock
Production Operations,9 NAT. RESOURCES & ENV'T 8 (1995).
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Hereth, Russell H. & John C. Talbott, Economic and Tax Implications of
ThoroughbredRacing, 176 J. ACCT. 51 (1993).
Johnson, Albert Sidney & Susan Cole Mullis, OrdinancesandAdministrative
Regulations, 25 URB. LAW. 905 (1993).
Keiter, Robert B. & Peter H. Froelicher, Bison, Brucellosis, and Law in the
Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, 28 LAND & WATER L. REV. 1 (1993).
Larsen, Daniel P., Combatting the Exotic Species Invasion: The Role of Tort
Liability, 5 DUKE ENVTL. L. & POL'Y 21 (1995).
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J. PAT. & TRADEMARK OFF. SOC'Y 398 (1993).
Manley, Philip M., A Tiger by the Tail, 11 PRAC. REAL EST. LAW. 11 (1995).
Mikita, Ginny K., Courts Should Give Animals their Voice, 18 NAT'L L.J. 9
(1995).
Noble, Martha L. & J.W. Looney, The Emerging Legal Framework for
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159 (1994).
Park, Ava, The Dark Side of White Meat, 89 BUS. & SOC'Y REV. 60 (1994).
Pierre, Vivica, What Do Farmers Impliedly Warrant When They Sell Their
Livestock: A Comparison of the Uniform Commercial Code, the
Louisiana Civil Code, and the Vienna Convention on Contractsfor the
InternationalSale of Goods, 19 S.U. L. REV. 357 (1992).
PlaintiffHas Burden to Beat Common Interest Privilege, 18 NEWS MEDIA &
L. 11 (1994).
Regan, John S., Horses andPerfection Under the Uniform CommercialCode,
73 MICH. B.L.J. 1322 (1994).
Schmahmann, David R. & Lori J. Polacheck, The Case Against Rights for
Animals, 22 B.C. ENVTL. AFF. L. REV. 747 (1995).
Sinclair, J. Walter, The Laws of Nuisance and Trespass as They Impact
Animal Containment Operationsin Idaho, 30 IDAHO L. REV. 485 (1994).
Steward, David S., Iowa AgriculturalFence Law: Good FencesMake Good
Neighbors, 43 DRAKE L. REV. 709 (1995).
Turner, Michael J., Liabilityfor Damages Caused by Escaped Livestock, 24
COLO. LAW. 1581 (1995).
Books
ANIMAL CARE & CONTROLIN CONNECTICUT: INCLUDINGFISHERIES & GAME
(1994).
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AGRICULTURAL LAW RESEARCH & INFORMATION, ENVIRONMENTAL
LAWS IMPACTING ARKANSAS LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS (1994).
LAWS IMPACTING ILLINOIS LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS (1994).
LAWS IMPACTING INDIANA LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS (1994).
LAWS IMPACTING IOWA LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS (1994).
LAWS IMPACTING KANSAS LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS (1994).
COPELAND, JOHN D. & JANIE SIMMS Hipp, NATIONAL CENTER FOR
LAWS IMPACTING KENTUCKY LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS (1994).
COPELAND, JOHN D. & JANIE SIMMS HiPp, NATIONAL CENTER FOR
LAWS IMPACTING MICHIGAN LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS (1994).
LAWS IMPACTING MINNESOTA LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS (1994).
LAWS IMPACTING MISSISSIPPI LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS (1995).
LAWS IMPACTING MISSOURI LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS (1994).
LAWS IMPACTING NEBRASKA LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS (1994).
LAWS IMPACTING NEW YORK LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS (1995).
LAWS IMPACTING NORTH CAROLINA LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS (1994).
LAWS IMPACTING OHIO LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS (1994).
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LAWS IMPACTING OKLAHOMA LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS (1994).
COPELAND, JOHN D. & JANIE SIMMS HIpp, NATIONAL CENTER FOR
LAWS IMPACTING PENNSYLVANIA LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS (1995).
LAWS IMPACTING SOUTH DAKOTA LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS (1994).
LAWS IMPACTING TEXAS LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS (1994).
COPELAND* JOHN D. & JANIE SIMMS HIPP, NATIONAL CENTER FOR
LAWS IMPACTING UTAH LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS (1994).
COPELAND, JOHN D. & JANIE SIMMS HiPp, NATIONAL CENTER FOR
LAWS IMPACTING VIRGINIA LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS (1994).
LAWS IMPACTING WISCONSIN LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS (1994).
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING, UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT
URBANA-CHAMPAIGN,LIVESTOCK WASTE MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE:
LIVESTOCK WASTE: WASTE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS FOR A BETTER
ENVIRONMENT, MARCH 16,
1993, CHANCELLOR HOTEL AND
CONVENTION CENTER, CHAMPAIGN, ILLINOIS (1993).
EWING, SHERM, THE RANCH:
A MODERN HISTORY OF THE NORTH
AMERICAN CATTLE INDUSTRY (1995).
FINSON, LAWRENCE AND SUSAN FINSON, ANIMAL RIGHTS MOVEMENT IN
AMERICA: FROM COMPASSION TO RESPECT (Social Movements Past &
Present, 1994).
FRANCIONE, GARY L., ANIMALS, PROPERTY, & THE LAW
(Ethics & Action
Series, 1995).
GANNON, DEIDRE E., THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO DOG LAW (1994).
HAMILTON, NEIL D., A LIVESTOCK PRODUCER'S LEGAL GUIDE TO NUISANCE,
LAND USE CONTROL, AND ENVIRONMENTAL LAW (1992).
KATZ, GARY R., EQUINE LEGAL HANDBOOK (1993).
LEGAL ISSUES AFFECTING VETERINARY PRACTICE (Veterinary Clinics in
North America: Small Animal Practice, vol. 23, No. 5, J.D. McKean ed.,
1993).
MIDWEST PLAN SERVICE ENGINEERS, LIVESTOCK WASTE FACILITIES
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(Farm and
Business Management (FBM) 1994).
SHERRY, CLIFFORD J., ANIMAL RIGHTS:
A REFERENCE HANDBOOK
(Contemporary World Issues Series, 1994).
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THE RIGHT THING TO DO (1994).
FOOD
Articles
Adams, Catherine E., ISO 9000 and HACCP Systems, 49 FOOD & DRUG L.J.
603 (1994).
Archer, Douglas L. & Catherine M. DeRoever, CFSAN's ProgramOffices, 48
FOOD & DRUG L.J. 487 (1993).
Bradley, Michele M., The States' Role in Regulating Food Labeling and
Advertising: The Effect of the Nutrition Labeling and Education Act of
1990, 49 FOOD & DRUG L.J. 649 (1994).
Burke, Jerry A., Centerfor Food Safety and Applied Nutrition's Office of
Systems and Support, 48 FOOD & DRUG L.J. 495 (1993).
Centner, Terence J., The UnitedStates's OrganicFoods ProtectionAct: Does
the Small-Farmer Exception Breach the United States's Obligations
Under GATT?, 28 TULSA L.J. 715 (1993).
Chetwynd, Josh, The Sweet Taste of Rebellion, 21 HUM. RTS. 22 (1994).
Chinkin, Christine M. & Shelley Wright, The Hunger Trap: Women, Food,
and Self-Determination, 14 MICH. J. INT'L L. 262 (1993).
U. TOL. L. REV. 323 (1995-96).
Curme, Carol S., Regulation of Pesticide Residues in Foods: Proposed
Solutions to CurrentInadequaciesUnder FFDCA and FIFRA, 49 FOOD
& DRUG L.J. 609 (1994).
Degnan, Frederick H. & W. Gary Flamm, Living with and Reforming the
Delaney Clause, 50 FOOD & DRUG L.J. 235 (1995).
DeWaal, Caroline Smith, Ensuring a Safe FoodSupply, 30 TRIAL 30 (1994).
Dilworth, Donald C., FDA Is Unable to Detect and Limit Animal Drug
Residues in Milk, Says GAO, 28 TRIAL 110 (1992).
Dunkelberger, Edward, The Statutory Basis for the FDA's Food Safety
Assurance Programs: From GMP, to Emergency Permit Control, to
HACCP, 50 FOOD & DRUG L.J. 357 (1995).
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Dunkelberger, Edward & Richard A. Merrill, The Delaney Paradox
Reexamined: Regulating Pesticides in Processed Foods, 48 FOOD &
DRUG L.J. 411 (1993).
Dunkelberger, Edward & Sarah E. Edward, The NLEA, Health Claims, and
the FirstAmendment, 48 FOOD & DRUG L.J. 631 (1993).
Dykstra, Gary J., ElectronicProcessing ofImport Entries, 49 FOOD & DRUG
L.J. 425 (1994).
Getz, Dane, Note, Products Liability-Illinois Redefines the Standard of
Merchantabilityfor FoodProducts: ReasonableExpectations, 18 S. ILL.
U. L.J. 637 (1994).
Gotts, Ilene Knable & Janell G. Mayo, Making Food Safe to Eat; Federal
Regulators Revolutionize Food Labeling, 41 FED. B. NEWS & J. 26
(1994).
Guarino, Elizabeth Toni, Nutrient Descriptorand Disease Claimsfor Foods
under the New FDA and USDA Rules, 48 FOOD & DRUG L.J. 665
(1993).
Henney, Jane E., Food Safety Challenges and the New Center, 48 FOOD &
DRUG L.J. 473 (1993).
The Impact of the Nutrition Labelingand Education Act of 1990 on the Food
Industry, 47 ADMIN. L. REv. 605 (1995).
Jordan, Craig, Preemption and Uniform Enforcement of Food Marketing
Regulations, 49 FOOD & DRUG L.J. 401 (1994).
Joseph, James, The Tuna-Dolphin Controversyin the Eastern Pacific Ocean:
Biological, Economic, and PoliticalImpacts, 25 OCEAN DEV. & INT'L
L. 1 (1994).
Lake, L. Robert, The Functionsof the Office ofPolicy, Planningand Strategic
Initiatives in the FDA's Centerfor FoodSafety andAppliedNutrition,48
FOOD & DRUG L.J. 491 (1993).
Levitt, Geoffrey M., FDA Enforcement Under the Nutrition Labeling and
Education Act, 48 FOOD & DRUG L.J. 119 (1993).
Lockwood, Douglas A., III, Administrative Bond Proceedings Against
Licensed Citrus FruitDealers: A Remedy for Florida'sCitrus Growers,
68 FLA. B.J. 36 (1994).
Magill, M. Elizabeth, CongressionalControl over Agency Rulemaking: The
NutritionLabeling and EducationAct's HammerProvisions,50 FOOD &
DRUG L.J. 149 (1995).
Masoudi, Gerald F., Kosher Food Regulation and the Religion Clauses of the
FirstAmendment, 60 U. CmH. L. REv. 667 (1993).
McCallion, Gail Kachadurian, From the Source to the Mouth: What Can You
Reasonably Expect to Find in Your Food?, 5 FORDHAM ENvTL. L.J. 189
(1993).
McCutcheon, John, Nutrition Labeling Initiative, 49 FOOD & DRUG L.J. 409
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Meachum, Shelly R., Note, Answering to a Higher Source: Does the
EstablishmentClause Actually RestrictKosher Regulations?, 23 Sw. U.
L. REV. 639 (1994).
Merrill, Richard A., Congress as Scientists, 11 ENvTL. F. 20 (1994).
Michaels, Mara A., FDA Regulation of Health Claims Under the Nutrition
Labeling and EducationAct of 1990: A Proposalfor a Less Restrictive
Scientific Standard,44 EMoRY L.J. 319 (1995).
Miller, Anne, Time for Government to Get Mooo-ving: Facing up to the
RBST Labeling Problem, 18 HAMLINE L. REV. 503 (1995).
Montemarano, Amy, The DelaneyParadoxResurfaces: RegulatingPesticides
as FoodAdditives under FederalLaw, 25 RUTGERS L.J. 433 (1994).
Nestle, Marion, The Law and Nutrition, 66 N.Y. ST. B.J. 38 (1994).
Olson, Mary K., RegulatoryAgency DiscretionAmong CompetingIndustries:
Inside the FDA, 11 J.L. ECON. & ORG. 379 (1995).
Park, Ava, The Dark Side of White Meat, 89 BUS. & Soc'Y REV. 60 (1994).
Post, Robert C., Keeping Food Safe, 50 FOOD & DRUG L.J. 389 (1995).
& PUB. POL'Y 148 (1993).
Rosa, Andrew Kayumi, Note, Old Wine, New Skins: NAFTA and the
Evolution of InternationalTrade Dispute Resolution, 15 MICH. J. INT'L
L. 255 (1993).
Sachs, Elisabeth A., Health Claims in the Marketplace: The Future of the
FDA and the FTCs Regulatory Split, 48 FOOD & DRUG L.J. 263 (1993).
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