USSR grain situation and outlook /

Approved by the World Agricultural Outlook Board, USDA.

Grain elevator insolvency and bankruptcy in Louisiana : /

"File S/15-86"--Cover.

Tracts relating to the corn trade and corn laws : including the second report ordered to be printed by the two houses of Parliament /

Goldsmiths'-Kress no. 25512.

An essay on the external corn trade,

Mode of access: Internet.

Regional adjustments in grain production : a linear programming analysis /

"U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, in cooperation with Iowa Agriculture and Home Economics Experiment Station Center for agricultural and economic adjustment."

Regional adjustments in grain production : a linear programming analysis : mathematical models, proofs, methods of data collection and estimation, and supplementary tables /

Cover title.

A systems analysis of grain reserves /

Cover title.

Grain production and marketing /

"Issued October 1949."

Analysis of grain export programs : a report of the Technical Committee on Grain Exports.

Cover title.

An analysis of speculative trading in grain futures /

Reprint of An analysis of speculative trading in grain futures, Technical bulletin no. 1001, issued Oct. 1949.

The USSR grain situation and outlook /

Title from caption.

Russian grain transactions. Hearings, Ninety-third Congress, first session, pursuant to section 4, Senate Resolution 46, 93d Congress.

Hearings held July 20- 1973.

Deutsch-Boehm Family collection 1834-1938 Bulk: 1834-1892

The collection holds original official documents pertaining to the ancestors of Hermann Deutsch, such as his father, Hugo Deutsch, and his grandfather, Simon Deutsch, and the last will and testament of Abraham Nathan Meyer, great-grandfather of Hermann Deutsch. Also included are documents for Hermann Boehm. There is a printed obituary by Hugo Preuss for Hugo Deutsch and the copy of a 1938 document, declaring the end of the Simon Boehm company.

Famine responses in the world food crisis 1972–5 and the World Food Conference of 1974

In the early 1970s, there was scarcity in the world grain market, soaring prices and famines in several countries of Asia and Africa. The commercial grain trade was expanded at the expense of food aid. After a brief look at policies addressing the situation in terms of modernised methods of agricultural production for small producers, the article sketches how such policies also affected relief efforts, from the low availability for food aid, the provision of food that was not useful and late deliveries through efforts to tie food aid to local changes in agricultural production and settlement patterns. In part, food aid thus reinforced processes of social differentiation that had contributed to causing the famines in the first place.

Recueil de pièces, relatives à la liberté illimitée du commerce des grains.

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