ORGANIZED SYMPOSIA, ANNUAL MEETING SAEA, LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS, FEBRUARY 1990.

Education: the key to sustained development in the rural south, Brady J. Deaton; The design, funding and extension of interdisciplinary water quality research, Larry D. Sanders; Fee access to recreational activities by private landowners, Dennis K. Smith; A new challenge for agricultural economics: public policy education & analysis during program implementation, Larry D. Sanders; Software design and development for the direct support of extension programs and extension field staff, G.A. Barnaby, Jr.; International market research: are we developing relevant instructional and research programs for students and agribusinesses in the international market, Glenn C.W. Ames; The economics of selective crop and animal specialty enterprises as alternative sources of income and employmnet for small scale farm families, Tesfa G. Gebremedhin; Applications of international trade theory to agriculture, Gail L. Cramer