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Cover for Amber Waves June 2010 — Russia Could Become Top Wheat Exporter By 2019


June 2010 — Russia Could Become Top Wheat Exporter By 2019
Feature articles in the June 2010 issue include ... Former Soviet Union Region to Play Larger Role in Meeting World Wheat Needs, Next-Generation Biofuels: Near-Term Challenges and Implications for Agriculture, Challenges Facing USDA’s Conservation Reserve Program, America’s Organic Farmers Face Issues and Opportunities. Other articles cover such topics as the volatility of the Indian sugar market, price spikes in Afghanistan’s wheat market, Indonesian policy’s impact on food security and trade, school policies associated with less fat in school lunches, eating out increases daily calorie intake, children receive lower benefits after welfare reform, new store-brand food products, rural populations rates of chronic disease and disability, rural development assistance to distressed counties, half of farm expenditures spent locally. The June issue also includes selected statistics on agriculture and trade, diet and health, natural resources, and rural America.

Feature Articles
         Former Soviet Union Region To Play Larger Role in Meeting World Wheat Needs

         Next-Generation Biofuels: Near-Term Challenges and Implications for Agriculture

         Challenges Facing USDA’s Conservation Reserve Program

         America’s Organic Farmers Face Issues and Opportunities


Findings
       Market and Trade

         Indian Sugar Market More Volatile

         Supply Disruptions Cause Price Spikes in Afghanistan’s Wheat Market

         Indonesian Agricultural Growth Leads to Increased Trade and Food Security


       Diet and Health

         Several School Policies Are Associated With Less Fat in School Lunches

         Post Welfare Reform, the Poorest Children Receive Lower Benefits

         Eating Out Increases Daily Calorie Intake

         Recession Brings Record Number of New Store-Brand Food Offerings


       Rural America

         Rural Populations Have Higher Rates of Chronic Disease

         The Form of Rural Development Assistance Matters to Distressed Counties

         Half of Farm Expenditures Are Spent Locally


Statistics
       Data Feature

         Tracking Changes in Dietary Awareness and Food Choices


       Indicators

         Indicators June-10

         Research Areas

         On the Map

         In the Long Run


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