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PATS
427 Lorch St. #202
Henry Taylor Hall
Madison, WI 53706
Phone: (608)-265-2908
FAX (608)-265-6399
Page last modified:
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Feb 2006
PATS' policy research has focused, in recent years, on manure management and land use issues. Previous research conducted by our predecessor organization (the Agricultural Technology and Family Farm Institute) emphasized farmer views on the 1996 Farm Bill, federal dairy policy, and property tax issues.
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Manure Management
in Wisconsin: Results of the 1995 Wisconsin Farmer Poll.
PATS Research
Report No. 1. July, 1997. [113 KB] 
Dairy Policy in
the 1995 Farm Bill: Proceedings from Two Public Forums Sponsored by
the Agricultural
Technology and Family Farm Institute (ATFFI).
ATFFI Special Report
No. 1. June, 1995.
Wisconsin Farmers'
Preferences for Federal Dairy Policy: Results from the Wisconsin Dairy
Farmer
Poll.
ATFFI Research Report No. 11. March, 1995.
Property Tax Reform
and the Wisconsin Farm Sector.
Wisconsin Family Farm Facts No. 2. February,
1995. [54 KB]
Property Taxes and
Wisconsin Farmers in an Era of Tax Reform.
ATFFI Research
Paper No. 11. February, 1995.
The Food and Agricultural Policy
Research Institute (FAPRI)
http://www.fapri.iastate.edu/
FAPRI uses comprehensive data and computer modeling systems to analyze the
complex economic interrelationships of agricultural production, food, and
agribusiness industries. Research is conducted jointly by Iowa State University's
Center for Agriculture and Rural Development (CARD) and the University of
Missouri-Columbia.
The Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy
(IATP)
http://www.iatp.org
The Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy promotes resilient family farms,
rural communities and ecosystems around the world through research and education,
science and technology, and advocacy.
The Organization for Competitive
Markets (OCM)
http://www.competitivemarkets.com
The Organization for Competitive Markets is a multidisciplinary nonprofit
group made up of farmers, ranchers, academics, attorneys, political leaders
and business people. OCM provides research, information and advocacy with
the goal of increasing competition in the agricultural marketplace and protecting
those markets from abuses of corporate power.
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