AGree Consensus Publications
Working Landscapes: Achieving Productivity, Profitability, and Environmental Outcomes:
AGree's consensus recommendations on Working Landscapes. November 2014.
Food & Nutrition: Cultivating Healthy Communities:
AGree's recommendations on Food & Nutrition. November 2014.
International Development: Promoting Development through Food and Agriculture:
AGree's consensus recommendations on International Development. November 2014.
Immigration Reform: Achieving a Stable, Legal Workforce:
AGree's consensus recommendations on Immigration Reform. June 2014.
Facing the Future: Critical Challenges to Food and Agriculture:
The four papers in this series describe the critical challenges AGree believes are facing the food and agriculture system. They articulate the important facts, issues, and questions that need to be addressed. 54 pages. May 2012.
AGree Bulletins
Other AGree Publications
Five Point of View Papers on Achieving Productivity, Profitability, and Environmental Outcomes in U.S. Agriculture: Overview and Abstracts:
Overview and abstracts of five papers offering diverse perspectives on how to achieve productivity, profitability, and environmental outcomes in U.S. agriculture, authored by leading producers and other practitioners and experts at the intersection of agriculture and conservation. 5 pages. September 2014.
1. Cooperative Conservation: A Producer-Led Approach to Achieving Healthy Agricultural Landscapes:
Authored by Kristin Weeks Duncanson, owner and partner of Duncanson Growers in Minnesota, former Director of the American Soybean Board, and AGree Advisory Committee member; Jim Moseley, former Deputy Secretary of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Indiana farmer, and AGree Co-Chair; and Fred Yoder, Ohio farmer, past President of the National Corn Growers Association, and AGree Advisory Committee member. 14 pages, September 2014.
2. Increasing Sustainability of America’s Working Landscapes Through Improved Public-Private Collaborations at Multiple Scales:
Authored by Jim Faulstich, Vice Chairman of Partners for Conservation and Daybreak Ranch; Steve Jester, Executive Director, Partners for Conservation; and Jim Stone, Chairman of Partners for Conservation and cattle rancher. 16 pages, September 2014.
3. Towards a Knowledge Infrastructure for Science-Based Policy and Sustainable Management of Agricultural Landscapes:
Authored by John Antle, Professor, Susan Capalbo, Department Head and Professor, and Laurie Houston, Faculty Research Associate, Department of Applied Economics, Oregon State University. 16 pages, September 2014.
4. Securing the Future of Western Agriculture: A Perspective of Western Producers:
Authored by Pat O’Toole, Owner of Ladder Livestock, Family Farm Alliance President and AGree Advisory Committee member, and Dan Keppen, Executive Director, Family Farm Alliance. 24 pages, September 2014.
Federal Agriculture Spending -- Goals, Programs, and Beneficiaries
