Rural relief trends in Wisconsin from 1934 to 1937,

Mode of access: Internet.

Ten years of rural rehabilitation in the United States.

At head of title: U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. Bureau of Agricultural Economics.

Impacts of the 1985 Farm Bill and its alternatives on rural economies : the case of Terry County, Texas /

"B-1602."

Building a brighter future for rural Illinois : goals for stronger communities /

"August 1998"--P. ii.

Enhancing economic development through libraries /

"July 1998."

Illinois Rural Life Panel survey : spring 2000 report : addressing issues about the quality of life, availability of skilled labor, housing, access to computer technology, impact of the Internet, and womens' health /

"First printing: March 2001"--T.p. verso.

Rural horizons.

Description based on: Vol. 2, no. 1 ; title from caption.

Rural Affairs Council.

"Lieutenant Governor George H. Ryan, Chairman."

Improvement of rural life; the role of the community school throughout the world.

Mode of access: Internet.

Planning for rural industry

Bibliography: p. 29.

Exploring tomorrow's agriculture; co-operative group farming, a pratical program of rural rehabilitation

Bibliographical foot-notes.

The Integration of Rural Households Into Ruminant Livestock Industries in China

A major determinant of rural development in China is the way by which rural households integrate with rural industries. Three forms of integration – market integration, vertical integration and integration through local groups – are investigated. Policy measures that may facilitate household integration, household specialisation and market segmentation are identified. Findings for the ruminant livestock sector are widely applicable to other agricultural industries in China.

Blue Development: Analyzing the Role of the State in the Rise of Aquaculture in India

In this paper, I analyze the processes that transformed aquaculture into a major export industry in India, in order to understand the role aquaculture has as a social and economic development strategy of the Indian state. The discussion employs a political ecology approach as I explore the complex relations between access and control of India’s coastal resources, society, and economy. I argue that many of the forces that initiated the development of aquaculture in India, namely the involvement of the Indian state, continue to shape the industry today. I also discuss how despite widespread social conflict, the shrimp farming industry, in particular, continues to thrive and grow in rural India. My analysis utilizes ethnographic and archival data collected over the course of 9 months of fieldwork in Tamil Nadu, India. Keywords: rural development, aquaculture, India, State, ethnography