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peaches 8 Risk and Uncertainty 4 crop insurance 3 Agribusiness 2 Agricultural and Food Policy 2 Crop Production/Industries 2 Demand and Price Analysis 2 Farm Management 2 Food Consumption/Nutrition/Food Safety 2 Marketing 2 Production Economics 2 Protected Designation of Origin (PDO) 2 Research Methods/ Statistical Methods 2 Supply response 2 consumer behaviour 2 market segments 2 modeling 2 price expectations 2 yield guarantee 2 Blueberry consumption is increasing across the United States. Georgia’s production value of conventional blueberries has exceeded that of peaches to reach a farm-gate value of $75 million. Demand for organic food products is increasing with United States gross sales at $16.9 billion in 2006. Economic feasibility of organic blueberries is uncertain creating risk in transitioning from conventional to organic production. The principal objective is to utilize field data to determine the costs of various production methods 1 adverse selection 1 attribute levels best‐worst experiment 1 attributelevels best‐worst experiment 1 by developing several enterprise budgets for each adopted technique. 1 canned peaches 1 costs 1 cultivar 1 diversification 1 income protection 1 international trade 1 marketing 1 premium rate 1 processed food 1 revenue insurance 1 risk management 1 safety first 1 yield insurance 1
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Free 10
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Article 5 Book / Working Paper 4 Other 1
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Undetermined 8 English 2
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Kahl, Kandice H. 3 Miller, Stephen E. 3 Rathwell, P. James 3 Albisu, Luis Miguel 2 Dhehibi, Boubaker 2 Groot, Etienne 2 Guesmi, Anis 2 Laajimi, Abderraouf 2 Mahfoudhi, A. 2 Anderson, Peter 1 Blank, Steven C. 1 Escalante, Cesar L. 1 Fonsah, Esendugue Greg 1 Fritz, Melanie 1 Krewer, Gerard 1 Liburd, Oscar 1 Lynch, Loretta 1 Moulton, Kirby S 1 Plattner, Kristy 1 Rickert, Ursula 1 Schiefer, Gerhard 1 Tadesse, Dawit 1 Tertuliano, Moukaram 1
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Agricultural and Applied Economics Association - AAEA 1 Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics, University of California-Berkeley 1 International European Forum on Innovation and System Dynamics in Food Networks 1 Southern Agricultural Economics Association - SAEA 1
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1999 Annual meeting, August 8-11, Nashville, TN 1 2008 Annual Meeting, February 2-6, 2008, Dallas, Texas 1 2010 Internatonal European Forum, February 8-12, 2010, Innsbruck-Igls, Austria 1 Agricultural Economics Review 1 Department of Agricultural & Resource Economics, UC Berkeley, Working Paper Series 1 Journal of Agribusiness 1 Journal of Agricultural and Applied Economics 1 Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics 1
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The Overall Significance of Attributes and Attributes’ Levels on Fresh Fruit Choice
Groot, Etienne; Albisu, Luis Miguel - 2010
consumption. The aim of this study is tounderstand how consumers make their purchasing choices based on the most important peaches … onebrand certifies the peaches’ origin and it is called “Calanda Peaches”. This fruit has been selected to test … severalhypotheses about consumers’ fruits choice. The survey collects information from questionnaires applied to PDOCalanda peaches …
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The Overall Significance of Attributes and Attributes’ Levels on Fresh Fruit Choice
Groot, Etienne; Albisu, Luis Miguel - International European Forum on Innovation and System … - 2010
most important peaches’ attributes and levels. In Spain there are 20 fruits with the Protected Designation of Origin (PDO …) label. Among those PDOs, only one brand certifies the peaches’ origin and it is called “Calanda Peaches”. This fruit has … questionnaires applied to PDO Calanda peaches` consumers that were attending two hypermarkets in Zaragoza city, in 2009. An attribute …
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Analyzing supply response of fruit tree products in Tunisia: The case of peaches
Laajimi, Abderraouf; Guesmi, Anis; Mahfoudhi, A.; … - 2009
In Tunisia, peaches have a significant place in the fruit tree sector. Planted areas have been expanding ever since the …
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A Plan for Economic Evaluation of Organic Blueberry Production in Georgia
Plattner, Kristy; Fonsah, Esendugue Greg; Escalante, … - Southern Agricultural Economics Association - SAEA - 2008
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Analyzing supply response of fruit tree products in Tunisia: The case of peaches
Laajimi, Abderraouf; Guesmi, Anis; Mahfoudhi, A.; … - In: Agricultural Economics Review 09 (2008) 1
In Tunisia, peaches have a significant place in the fruit tree sector. Planted areas have been expanding ever since the …
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Cultivar Diversity: A Neglected Risk Management Strategy
Tadesse, Dawit; Blank, Steven C. - In: Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics 28 (2003) 02
Risk reduction through diversification across cultivars is evaluated. A case study of peach growers in California shows that cultivar diversity reduces both yield and revenue variability. As a result, the probability of falling below minimum income requirements set using a safety-first model is...
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REVENUE INSURANCE FOR GEORGIA AND SOUTH CAROLINA PEACHES
Miller, Stephen E.; Kahl, Kandice H.; Rathwell, P. James - In: Journal of Agricultural and Applied Economics 32 (2000) 01
We estimate actuarially fair premium rates for yield and revenue insurance for Georgia and South Carolina peaches. The …
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EVALUATION OF CROP INSURANCE PREMIUM RATES FOR GEORGIA AND SOUTH CAROLINA PEACHES
Miller, Stephen E.; Kahl, Kandice H.; Rathwell, P. James - In: Journal of Agribusiness 18 (2000) 3
We estimate actuarially fair premium rates for yield insurance for Georgia and South Carolina peaches for comparison to …
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PREMIUM RATES FOR YIELD GUARANTEE AND INCOME PROTECTION CROP INSURANCE FOR GEORGIA AND SOUTH CAROLINA PEACHES
Miller, Stephen E.; Kahl, Kandice H.; Rathwell, P. James - Agricultural and Applied Economics Association - AAEA - 1999
products for Georgia and South Carolina peaches. In most cases, the premium rate for an income protection product equals or …
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Processing Costs for Canned Peaches
Lynch, Loretta; Moulton, Kirby S - Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics, … - 1995
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