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Regional dimensions of agritourism : exploring spatial and traveler heterogeneity
This dissertation employs a three-pronged approach to explore how locational, firm, and traveler heterogeneity lead to different opportunities or barriers in the budding U.S. agritourism industry. While each chapter considers ... -
A study of factors that influence a horse owner's veterinary treatment purchasing decisions
There has been very little academic research done to assess and understand how horse owners make treatment decisions for their sick or injured horses. An owner's decision to treat or euthanize their sick or injured horse ... -
Can locally available foods provide a healthy diet at affordable costs? : case of Armenia
Nutrition-related health problems, such as obesity, stunting, anemia, and high blood pressure are common in Armenia. A large portion of the population lives below the national poverty line, and consumes less than the ... -
The economic contribution of Colorado's wine industry
This study provides a brief overview of the economic role of the wine industry in Colorado, with some integration of a similar report focused on the primary wine growing area, Mesa County. After presenting underlying sales ... -
Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics 1990-1992 publications
The primary purpose of this publication listing is to help increase the accessibility to published research by the Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics (DARE) faculty, affiliates and graduate students to the ... -
Cost savings associated with the Upper Colorado River Basin Endangered Fish Recovery Program, instream flows, and prospects for the future
This report investigates the role of instream flows as part of a program to protect and recover certain water-dependent endangered species. For the purposes of this report, instream flows are defined as non-consumptive, ... -
The economic impact of the 2011 drought on Southern Colorado : a combined input-output and EDMP analysis
Water is a critical input to agricultural activities. Water shortages reduce productivity leading to reductions in yields, harvestable acres and forage for livestock. Since October of 2010, extreme drought has plagued ... -
The economic contributions of Colorado's golf industry : environmental aspects of golf in Colorado : golf
This paper will focus on a 2003 economic and environmental assessment of the golf industry in the state of Colorado. Using surveys sent to each golf course in the state, information on general characteristics of the course ... -
The value chain of Colorado agriculture
Agriculture is a major contributor to the Colorado economy and, in the words of Governor John Hickenlooper, “led Colorado out of the recession.” In 2012, agriculture was designated as one of the key industries in the ... -
Characteristics of market for natural beef in Colorado and northern New Mexico
The objective of this study is to identify those consumers with the highest willingness to pay and identify which properties of ‘natural meats’ are most important to these consumers. Findings show that consumers are willing ... -
The economic contribution of the private, recreation-based aquaculture industry in the western United States
Objectives and Purpose of Study: The primary objective of this project is to develop information about the economic contributions of the Aquacultural Suppliers of Recreational Fisheries (ASRF) industry in the western United ... -
Agricultural manufacturing location decisions in Colorado : implications for rural economic development policy
Many rural areas face unique challenges that put them at a competitive disadvantage relative to urban areas. State and Federal policies in the U.S. promote opportunities for value-added agriculture (manufacturing) as a ... -
How Coloradoan's attributes, behaviors, and attitudes affect demand for local food
Demand for local food has grown within the last several decades, leading to changes in the ways consumers shop for their food for at-home consumption. Many previous studies have investigated demand for local food in order ... -
Heterogeneity in the price elasticity of demand for commercial water
The gap between projected future water demand and supply are increasing the importance of conservation policies. Commercial users are a major source of utility withdrawals, heightening the need for increased understanding ... -
Community, individual, and referendum characteristics affecting support for conservation in Colorado
This study investigates support for conservation amongst Colorado residents. It is pertinent given both the state's limited supply of natural resources such as water and the increasing demand for other agricultural resources ... -
The value of preventative care versus treatment for small animal veterinary medicine clients
The veterinary profession has witnessed a decline in the number of clients that are visiting veterinary clinics for annual preventative care exams. Studies have indicated that clients do not see the value of regular ...
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