Agricultural Industrialization: It's Inevitable

Thomas N. Urban

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Agricultural economics and policies Agriculture and Agroindustry Studies Agricultural Economics and Policy

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The industrialization of agriculture is with us. It's driven by consumer and processor needs, supported by new and useful technology, and augmented by the severe agricultural recession of the 1980s, which changed attitudes towards risk. The consequences for farm policy and rural development are significant, and should be favorable.

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