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The Effects of Crop Insurance and Disaster Relief Programs on Soil Erosion: The Case of Soybeans andr and river contamination, have received considerable attention and have been lightening rods for high profile political debates since at least the 1960s. Federal crop insurance and other agricultural disaster assistance programs have not been immune from controversy in this policy context, perhaps

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Conclusion: (i) the increasing integration of agricultural and environmental policy as society’s perception has grown of the relationship between agricultural activity and the quality of the environment; (ii) the growing role for risk management skills and instruments in agriculture as farmers have been incre

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e policy sectors the importance of risk management in relation to the envi- ronment in agriculture, as the world moves towards freer markets. Many efforts were pooled together in making this book. Three years ago, an attempt was made by one of the editors to get a project on ‘Agri- cultural Risk Man