ERS Podcasts

Audio Podcast:
November 2007 Farm Income Update (see article)

Listen to a discussion with experts Jim Johnson, Mitch Morehart, Mary Ahearn, and Ron Durst. (11/29/2007 - 13 minutes, 29 seconds)

Audio Podcast:
Do Food Labels Make a Difference? Sometimes (see article)

Listen to an interview with author Elise Golan.
(10/18/2007 - 12 minutes, 22 seconds)

Audio Podcast:
Lowering the Income Cap for Farm Payments Would Affect Few Farms (see article)

Listen to an interview with author Ron Durst.
(09/04/2007 - 8 minutes, 6 seconds)

Audio Podcast:
Insidious Consumption: Surprising Factors That Influence What We Eat and How Much (see article)

Listen to an interview with author Lisa Mancino.
(06/01/2007 - 9 minutes, 58 seconds)

Audio Podcast:
Ethanol: Fueling Farm-Sector Adjustments (see article)

Listen to Paul Westcott discuss the impacts of ethanol expansion in the United States.
(05/18/2007 - 6 minutes, 50 seconds)

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Audio Podcast:
Experience Counts: Farm Business Survival
in the U.S. (see article)

Listen to an interview with author Jim MacDonald
(03/01/2007 - 11 minutes, 2 seconds)

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Audio Podcast:
Relaxing Fruit and Vegetable Planting Restrictions (see article)

Listen to an interview with authors Edwin Young and Gary Lucier
(02/01/2007 - 10 minutes, 8 seconds)

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Audio Podcast:
Adjusting for Living Costs Can Change Who Is Considered Poor (see article)

Listen to an interview with author Dean Jolliffe
(11/01/2006 - 7 minutes, 14 seconds)

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Audio Podcast:
Global Agriculture and the Doha Round: Market Access Is the Key (see article)

Listen to an interview with co-author Anne Effland
(09/01/2006 - 7 minutes, 14 seconds)

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