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FOOD
DISTRIBUTION RESEARCH SOCIETY
Main
Session Presentations
Supply
Chain Management in Times of Disaster: A Research Agenda
and Interactive Session
Authors:
Glenn
Richey, Ph.D., The University of Alabama and Geoff
Stewart, Ph.D., The University of Louisiana @ Lafayette
Protecting
Production Agriculture through Training and Education
Author:
Kelly
Hamilton, Instructor, National Center for Biomedical
Research and Training, Baton Rouge, LA
Food
Defense, Import Safety and Securing America's Food Supply
Chain
Author:
John
T. Hoffman, National Center for Food Protection and
Defense
Best
Practices for Food Defense in the Food Supply Chain
Authors:
Jean
Kinsey, Professor; Director, The Food Industry Center
Koel Ghosh, Research Associate, Katya Kaynts, M.S.
Student
Department of Applied Economics, University of Minnesota
Bioterrorism
Vulnerabilities and Controls for the Food Industry
Author:
Michael
W. Moody, Assistant Director, Research and Training
National Center for Biomedical Research & Training
Louisiana State University
Consumer
Perceptions of Bioterrorism and Food Safety Risks
Authors:
Jean
Kinsey, Professor; Co-director, The Food Industry
Center Tom Stinson, Associate Professor, Dept. of
Applied Economics Dennis J. Degeneffe, Research Fellow;
Koel Ghosh, Research Associate Koel Ghosh, Research
Assistant The Food Industry Center, University of
Minnesota
Results
of Economic Analyses Relating to Traceability and the
U.S. Food Industry
Authors:
DeeVon
Bailey, Ph. D. Utah State University
The
Basics of Influenza: Human and Avian
Authors:
R. H. “Hart” Bailey M.S., Ph.D., Associate
Professor Food Safety, Department of Pathobiology
and Population Medicine, College of Veterinary Medicine,
Mississippi State University
Supply
Chain Vulnerabilities & the Smaller Agricultural
Producer
Author:
Jerry
Berney, Agricultural Engineer, USDA, Transportation&
Marketing, Marketing Services Branch, Washington DC
Traceability:
Connecting the Dots, The Retailers' Challenge
As
I Recall ... Policies & Procedures for Food Safety
Do
Shifting Milk Production Patterns Weaken the Dairy Supply
Chain?
Authors:
Tommie
Shepherd, Agribusiness Economist, The University of
Georgia Center for Agribusiness and Economic Development,
Archie Flanders, Agribusiness Economist, The University
of Georgia Center for Agribusiness and Economic Development
Economics
and Fear
Authors:
Calum
Turvey, Cornell University
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New Orleans
Food
vs. Fuel: An Economic Analysis of the Impact of High
Grain Prices on Grain Handling Capacity in Georgia
Authors: Audrey Luke-Morgan, John
C. McKissick, University of Georgia
Corresponding
Author: Audrey Luke-Morgan
Agribusiness Economist
Center for Agribusiness & Economic Development
The University of Georgia
College of Agricultural & Environmental Sciences
Tifton Campus, RDC
PO Box 1209
Tifton, GA 31793-1209
Phone: 229-391-6877
Fax: 229-238-230
Mobile: 229-445-1732
Linc ID: 1*46*1483
audreylm@uga.edu
An Assessment of Indiana's Farmers' Markets
Authors:
Christa Hofmann and Jennifer H. Dennis,
Corresponding
Author: Dr. Jennifer H. Dennis
Assistant Professor, Specialty Crop Marketing Specialist
Departments of Horticulture & Landscape Architecture
and Agricultural Economics
625 Agriculture Mall Drive
West Lafayette, IN 47907
765-494-1352 (voice)
765-494-0391 (fax)
jhdennis@purdue.edu
The
impact of changing household’s characteristics
on demand for meat products in Canadian food-away-from-home
outlets
Authors: Masoomeh Keshavarz, Dr.
Tomas Nilsson, and Dr. Ellen Goddard,
Department of Rural Economy, University of Alberta
Corresponding Author: Masoomeh Keshavarz
Department of Rural Economy
515 General Services Building
University of Alberta
Edmonton, Alberta
T6G 2H1
Phone: (780) 492-4225
Fax: (780) 492-0268
keshavar@ualberta.ca
Developing and Marketing Value-Added Horticultural
Product
Authors: Ronald Rainey and Michael
Thomsen, University of Arkansas
Corresponding
Author: Ronald L. Rainey, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Agriculture Economics and Agribusiness
501-671-2175
rrainey@uaex.edu
Evaluation of Distribution Channels as a
Market Expansion Barrier for New York's Perishable Product
Producers.
Authors: Angela Gloy, Brian Henehan,
Kristen Park, Roberty Weybright, Judith Barry,Cornell
University
Corresponding
Author: Angela Gloy, Ph.D.
Research Associate
Department of Applied Economics and Management
Cornell University
Ph: 712-733-8254
amg69@cornell.edu
Cause-related Marketing: Understanding Factors
that Affect Consumer Choice
Authors: Alex Hettinger, James Sterns,
Lisa House and Mike Gunderson
Corresponding
Author: James A. Sterns
Associate Professor
Food and Resource Economics Department
University of Florida
Phone: 352-392-1826 ext. 222
jasterns@ufl.edu
Preparedness of Illinois Farmers for Agricultural
Terrorism: A Survey of Three Counties
Authors:
Andrew P. Geil, Patrick D. O’Rourke and Ralph
A. Weisheit
Corresponding
Author: Patrick D. O’Rourke,
Professor, Department of Agriculture,
Illinois State University,
Phone:309-438-3492
Fax: 309-438-5653
porourke@ilstu.edu
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