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List of Publications

by Donald Ricks

ARTICLES

1. "Apple Marketing and Related Issues--1989" by Donald Ricks, Philip Schwallier andMike Thomas, The Oreat Lakes Fruit Orowers News, Sparta, Mich., Vol. 28, No. 7, July1989.

2. "Market Price Premiums for Higher Quality Apples" by Donald Ricks and PhilipSchwallier, The Oreat Lakes Fruit Orowers News, Sparta, Mich., Vol. 28, No. 5, May1989.

3. "Fruit and Acreage Trends in the Oceana-Mason Region" by Donald Ricks and LarryBradford, The Oreat Lakes Fruit Orowers News, Sparta, Mich., Vol. 28, No. 5, May1989.

4. "Southwest Michigan Fruit Acreage Trends" by Donald Ricks, The Oreat Lakes FruitOrowers News, Sparta, Mich., Vol. 28, NoA, April1989.

5. "Michigan Apple Industry's Market Orowth Performance" by Donald Ricks, The OreatLakes Fruit Orowers News, Sparta, Mich., Vol. 28, No. 3, March 1989.

6. "Fruit Acreage Trends in West Central Michigan" by Donald Ricks, The Oreat LakesFruit Orowers News, Sparta, Mich., Vol. 28, No. 3, March 1989.

7. "Blueberry Industry Economic Prospects in Future Years" by Donald Ricks and MikeThomas, The Oreat Lakes Fruit Orowers News, Sparta, Mich., Vol. 28, No. 2, Feb. 1989.

8. "Northwest Michigan Fruit Acreage Trends" by Donald Ricks, The Oreat Lakes FruitOrowers News, Sparta, Mich., Vol. 28, No. 2, Feb. 1989.

9. "Supply and Demand Trends in the Blueberry Industry" by Donald Ricks and MikeThomas, The Oreat Lakes Fruit Orowers News, Sparta, Mich., Vol. 28, No. 1, Jan. 1989.

10. "Michigan's Changing Fruit and Asparagus Production Regions" by Donald Ricks, TheOreat Lakes Fruit Orowers News, Sparta, Mich., Vol. 28, No. 1, Jan. 1989.

11. "The Sweet Cherry Industry's Supply-Demand Balance," by Donald J. Ricks, The GreatLakes Fruit Orowers News, Sparta, MI, Vol. 27, No. 2, February 1988.

12. "Michigan Apple Acreage and Production Prospects," by Donald J. Ricks, The OreatLakes Fruit Growers News, Sparta, MI, Vol. 27, No. 3, March 1988.

13. "Should Orowers Take Out Sorne Tart Cherry Acreage," by Donald J. Ricks, LarryBradford, Jim Bardenhagen, The Oreat Lakes Fruit Orowers News, Sparta, MI, Vol. 27,No. 3, March 1988.

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14. "Michigan Sweet Cherry Planting Trends by Varieties," by Donald J. Ricks and JimBardenhagen, The Great Lakes Fruit Growers News, Sparta, MI, Vol. 27, No. 4, April1988.

15. "Michigan Apple Varieties," by Donald J. Ricks, The Great Lakes Fruit Growers News,Sparta, MI, Vol. 27, No. 4, April 1988.

16. "Future Acreage Changes for Michigan Apple Varieties," by Donald J. Ricks and PhilSchwallier, The Great Lakes Fruit Growers News, Sparta, MI, Vol. 27, No. 5, May 1988.

17. "Michigan Plum Acreage and Marketing Trends," by Donald Ricks, The Great LakesFruit Growers News, Sparta, MI, Vol. 27, No. 5, May 1988.

18. "Michigan Fruit and Asparagus Acreage Trends," by Donald Ricks, The Great LakesFruit Growers News, Sparta, MI, Vol. 27, No. 11, November 1988.

19. "Michigan Tree-Fruit Trends," by Donald Rícks, The Great Lakes Fruit Growers News,Sparta, MI, Vol. 27, No. 12, December 1988.

20. "Supply Problems Overhang the Fruit Industry," by Donald Rícks, Michigan Farmer.Lansing, MI, January 2, 1988.

21. "Fruit and Asparagus Outlook," by Donald J. Ricks, in Annual Agricultural Outlook --1989, Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan Sta te University, AgriculturalEconomics Staff Paper No. 88-117, December 1988.

22. "Study Eyes Future Cherry Supply and Demand," by Donald J. Rícks, The Benzie CountyRecord Patriot, March 9, 1988, pp. 6-10.

23. "Marketing Co-ordination in the U.S. Tart Cherry Industry," by Donald Ricks, ActaHorticulture, International Society of Horticultural Science, Wageningen, Netherlands,No. 203, June 1987. (Journal)

24. "Future Demand for Tart Cherries," by Donald Ricks and George McManus, The GreatLakes Fruit Growers News, Sparta, MI, Vol. 26, No.2, February, 1987.

25. "Future Tart Cherry Supply Potential," by Donald Ricks and George McManus, TheGreat Lakes Fruit Growers News, Sparta, MI, Vol. 26, No. 3, March, 1987.

26. "Future Supply-Demand Balance for the Tart Cherry Industry and Sorne Irnplications,"by Donald Ricks and George McManus, The Great Lakes Fruit Growers News, Sparta,MI, Vol. 26, NoA, April, 1987.

27. "Trends and Projections of Apples in Michigan and Central States," by Donald Ricks,National and InternationaI Apple News, InternationaI Apple Institute, McLean, Virginia,Novernber, 1987.

28. "Fruit Outlook 1987: Dernand Grows for Fruit of Top Quality," by Donald Ricks,Michigan Farmer, Lansing, Michigan, Vol. 287, No. 1, January 3, 1987.

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29. "Fruit Outlook," by Donald Ricks, Annual Agricultural Outlook, Department ofAgricultural Economics, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan, AgriculturalEconomics Staff Paper No. 87-89, December, 1987.

30. "Tree Fruit Outlooks: A Demand and Supply Foot Race," by Donald Ricks, MichiganFarmer, January 4, 1986.

31. "Economic Realities and the Tart Cherry Production Cyc1e,"by Donald Ricks, The OreatLakes Fruit Orowers News, Sparta, MI, Vol. 24, No. 2, February 1985.

32. "U.S. Apple Market for the 1980's," by Donald Ricks, The Oreat Lakes Fruit OrowersNews, Sparta, MI, Vol. 24, No. 3, March 1985.

33. "Improving Quality to Aid Michigan Fresh Apple Sales," by Donald Ricks and PhilSchwallier, The Oreat Lakes Fruit Orowers News, Sparta, MI, Vol. 24, No. 4, April 1985.

34. "Fruit Outlook," by Donald Ricks, Michigan Farmer, Lansing, MI, Vol. 283, No. 1,January 5, 1985.

35. "Key Economic and Marketing Aspects for Prospective Growers," by Donald Ricks andThomas Pierson, The Oreat Lakes Vegetable Orowers News, Sparta, MI, Vol. 19, No. 3,March 1985.

36. "Carving Profits from Apples," by D. J. Ricks, American Fruit Orowers, Willoughby,Ohio, Vol. 104, No. 9, September 1984.

37. "Tart Cherry Supply Prospects for the 1980's," by D. J. Ricks and L. Bradford, The OreatLakes Fruit Orowers News, Sparta, MI, Vol. 23, No. 2, February 1984.

38. "Michigan Sweet Cherry Acreage Changes," by D. Ricks and J. Nugent, The Oreat LakesFruit Orowers News, Sparta, MI, Vol. 23, No. 2, February 1984.

39. "Michigan Apple Production Prospects for the 1980's," by D. Ricks and L. Bradford, TheOreat Lakes Fruit Orowers News, Sparta, MI, Vol. 23, No. 3, March 1984.

40. "Michigan Fresh Asparagus Market Survey," by Donald Ricks and George Stachwick,The Oreat Lakes Vegetable Orowers News, Sparta, MI, Vol. 17, No. 3, March 1983.

41. "Fruit and Asparagus Outlook," by Donald Ricks, Michigan Farmer, Lansing, MI, Vol.279, No. 1, January 1, 1983.

42. "California Fruit Industries Face Economic Challenges," by Donald Ricks and GeorgeMcManus, The Great Lakes Fruit Growers News, Sparta, MI, Vol. 21, No. 4, April 1982.

43. "Changing West Coast Tree Fruit Industries--Implications for Michigan," by DonaldRicks and George McManus, The Great Lakes Fruit Orowers News, Sparta, MI, Vol. 21,No. 5, May 1982.

44. "Assessment of the 1980 Cherry Marketing Order Pool," by Donald J. Ricks, The OreatLakes Fruit Growers News, Vol. 21, No. 6, June 1982.

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45. "Fruit and Asparagus Outlook," by Donald Ricks, Michigan Farmer, Lansing, MI, Vol.277, No. 1, January 2, 1982.

46. "Apple Supplies: What's Ahead?" by Donald J. Ricks, American Fruit Growers, Vol.101, No. 9, Willoughby, Ohio, pp. 18-19, September 1981.

47. "Tree Fruits Outlook," by Donald Ricks, Michigan Farmer, Lansing, MI, Vol. 274, No. 1,January 3, 1981.

48. "Fruit Tree Survey 1978--Some Implications for the Miehigan Industry," by Donald J.Ricks, The Great Lakes Fruit Growers News, Lansing, MI.

49. "Fruít Tree Survey Shows Declining Plum Acreage," by Donald J. Rieks, The GreatLakes Fruit Growers News, Lansing, MI, Vol. 19, No. 2, February 1980.

50. "Fruit Tree Survey Indicate the Future for Michigan Apples," by Donald Ricks andFrank Klackle, The Great Lakes Fruit Growers News, Lansing, MI, Vol. 19, No. 3,March 1980.

51. "Tree Survey Shows Changes for Michigan Sweet Cherries," by Donald Rieks and JimNugent, The Great Lakes Fruit Growers News, Lansing, MI Vol. 19, No. 4, April 1980.

52. "Tree Fruit Outlook," by Donald Ricks, Michigan Farm Economics, No. 437, Departmentof Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University, February 1980.

53. "Miehigan Fruit Marketing Challenges and Adjustments for 1980 and Beyond," byDonald Ricks and George MeManus, Fruit Marketing Newsletter for Extension Agents,MSU, April1980.

54. "Market Outlook, 1979, Tree Fruits, Asparagus," by Donald J. Ricks, Michigan Farmer,Lansing, MI, Vol. 270, No. 1, January 6, 1979.

55. "General Economic Outlook for 1979--Long-Term Outlook for Michigan Tree Fruits," byDonald Ricks, Michigan Farm Economics, No. 431, January 1979.

56. "Fruit Marketing in Appalachia and Michigan," by Donald Ricks, Fruit MarketingNewsletter for Extension Agents, Michigan State University, October 1978.

57. "Demand Expansion, Pricing and Plantings," by Donald Ricks, Fruit MarketingNewsletter for Extension Agents, Michigan State University, September 1978.

58. "General Economic Outlook for 1978--Tree Fruits and Asparagus," Michigan FarmEconomics, by Donald Ricks, Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan StateUniversity, No. 419, January 1978.

59. "Market Outlook-Tree Fruits and Asparagus," by Donald Ricks, Miehigan Farmer,Lansing, MI, Vol. 269, No. 1, January 7, 1978.

60. "Michigan's Competitive Economic Position on Apples Compared to Appalachia," byDonald Ricks and Frank Klackle, The Great Lakes Fruit Growers News, Sparta, MI,Vol. 17, No. 12, December 1978.

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61. "Utah Tart Cherries Provide Increasing Competition for the Great Lakes," by DonaldRicks, George McManus and Charles Kesner, The Great Lakes Fruit Growers News,Sparta, MI, Vol. 16, No. 10, October 1977.

62. "Michigan's Position on Sweet Cherries Compared to Oregon and Washington," by D.Ricks, The Great Lakes Fruit Growers News, Sparta, MI, Vol. 16, No. 7, July 1977.

63. "Tart Cherry Pricing in 1977," by Donald Ricks, Fruit Marketing Newsletter forExtension Agents, Michigan State University, June 1977.

64. "Competitive Position of the Michigan Apple Industry Compared to Washington State,"by Donald Ricks, The Great Lakes Fruit Growers News, Sparta, MI, Vol. 16, No. 5, May1977.

"Michigan Apple Production Trends-Future Projections," by Donald Ricks, The GreatLakes Fruit Growers News, Sparta, MI, Vol. 16, No. 4, April1977.

"Michigan Apple Production Trends and Future Projections," by D. J. Ricks and SusanKarony, Compact Fruit Tree, Vol. 10, June 1977, pp. 56-66.

"Fruit Outlook for 1977 and Beyond," by D. Ricks, Michigan Farro Economics, No. 408,January 1977.

"Fruit Outlook," by Donald Ricks, Michigan Farmer, Lansing, MI, December 1976.

"Fruit Marketing in a Short-Supply Year Like 1976," by Donald l. Ricks, The GreatLakes Fruit Growers News, Sparta, MI, Vol. 15, No. 6, June 1976.

"Poland's Bilberry Export Supplies Decreasing," by Donald J. Ricks, Foreign Agriculture,Vol. XIII, October 13, 1975.

"Increasing Importance of European Market for US. Tart Cherries," by Donald J. Ricks,The Great Lakes Fruit Growers News, Sparta, MI, Vol. 14, No. 9, September 1975.

"Should Tart Cherry Growers Pool or Divert," by Donald J. Rícks, The Great LakesFruit Growers News, Sparta, MI, Vol. 14, No. 6, June 1975.

"The Economic Impact of a Possible Elimination of U.S. Tariff on Sweet Cherries," byDonald J. Ricks, The Great Lakes Fruit Growers News, Sparta, MI, Vol. 14, No. 5, May1975.

74. "The Polish Blueberry Industry," by Donald J. Ricks, The Great Lakes Fruit GrowersNews, Sparta, MI, Vol. 14, No. 4, April 1975.

75. "The British Market for US. Tart Cherries," by Donald J. Ricks, The Great Lakes FruitGrowers News, Sparta, MI, Vol. 14, No. 1, January 1975.

76. "An Evaluation of the Tart Cherry Marketing Order," by Donald Ricks, The Great LakesFruit Growers News, Sparta, MI, Vol. 13, No. 5, May 1974.

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77. "Economics of the Michigan Plum Industry," by Donald Ricks, The Great Lakes FruitGrowers News, Vol. 13, No. 3, March 1974.

78. "Economic Downturn Seen for 1974 Fruit," by Donald Ricks, Michigan Farmer,December 1973.

79. "Trends in the Consumption of Processed Apples in the United States," Le Fruit BeIge,by Donald Ricks, Ligues Pomologiques Wallounes, No. 355 - 3me trimestre, 1971.

80. "Improved Marketing and Pricing of Fruit Crops," by Donald Ricks, Special Fruit andVegetable Research 1969-70, Research Report No. 119, October 1970.

81. "Greater Yields and U.S. Acreage Point to Continued Higher Fruit Production," byDonald Ricks, Michigan Farm Economics, December 1969.

82. "Economics of Fluctuating Tart Cherry Supply," by Donald Ricks, Special ChenyResearch 1968-1969, Research Report No. 101, October 1969.

83. "Cherry Promotions and Merchandising Representatives," by Donald Ricks, Great LakesFruit Growers News, Sparta, MI, Vol. 7, No. 10, October 1968.

84. "Cherry Prices and Fluctuating Supplies," by Donald Ricks, Great Lakes Fruit GrowersNews, Sparta, MI, Vol. 6, No. 10, October 1967.

85. "Mechanical Harvesting Cuts Labor Cost for Michigan Fruit Growers," by D. Ricks, andR. G. Wheeler, Michigan Farm Economics, No. 220, May 1961.

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PAPERS

1. U.S. Sweet Cherry Production and Acreage Trends by Donald Ricks, Department ofAgricultural Economics, Michigan State University, Agricultural Economics Staff PaperNo. 88-86, May 1989.

2. Michigan Apple Industry Supply and Market Growth Performance by Donald J. Ricks,Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University, AgriculturalEconomics Staff Paper No. 89-27, March 1989.

3. The U.S. Tart Cherry Industry's Economic Situation Regarding Supply. Demand andProgressiveness, by Donald J. Ricks, Department of Agricultural Economics, MichiganState University, Agricultural Economics Staff Paper No. 89-55, March 1989.

4. The U.S. Sweet Cherry Industry: Economic Situation. Market Trends and IndustryProgressiveness, by Donald J. Ricks, Department of Agricultural Economics, MichiganState University, Agricultural Economics Staff Paper No. 89-54, March 1989.

5. "Future Supply and Demand Balance for the U.S. Tart Cherry Industry," by Donald J.Ricks, 1988 Pr~ings of the Oregon Horticultural Society, Vol. 79, McMinnville,Oregon, January 1988.

6. MichiganFruit and Asparagus--Trends and Changin~ Acreage Patterns, by Donald J.Ricks, Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University, AgriculturalEconomics Staff Paper No. 88-115, October 1988.

7. A Proposed Market Allocation New Federal Marketing Order Program for the U.S. TartCherry Industry, by Donald J. Ricks, Harry Foster and Phil Korson, MichiganCooperative Marketing Association, Lansing, MI, April 1988.

8. Analysis of Possible Exemptions to a Market Allocation Cherry Marketing Order forStates with a Short Crop, by Donald J. Ricks, Department of Agricultural Economics,Michigan State University, Agricultural Economics Staff Paper No. 88-122, July 1988.

9. Analysis of Alternative Approaches for Cherry Marketing Order Board Decisions onPrimary Market Percent, by Donald J. Ricks, Department of Agricultural Economics,Michigan State University, Agricultural Economics Staff Paper No. 88-123, August 1988.

10. Alternatives for Buying Processed Cherries to Meet Cherry Marketing Order PercentageRequirements, by Donald J. Ricks, Department of Agricultural Economics, MichiganState University, Agricultural Economics Staff Paper No. 88-124, June 1988.

11. Industry Approaches for Fresh Market Quality Improvement, by Donald Ricks andDonald Hinman, Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University,Agricultural Economics Staff Paper No. 97-94, August, 1987.

12. Alternatives for Improved Tart Cherry Marketing, by Donald J. Ricks, Department ofAgricultural Economics, Michigan State University, Agricultural Economics Staff PaperNo. 87-24, March, 1987.

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13. A Grower Marketing Certificates Program for Tart Cherries, by Donald Ricks,Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University, AgriculturalEconomics Staff Paper No. 87-93, November, 1987.

14. Marketing Approaches Used by Selected Commodity Industries, by Donald J. Ricks,Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University, Agricultura!Economics Staff Paper No. 87-99, May 1987.

15. Marketing Order Programs in the Raisin and Almond Industries, by Donald J. Ricks,Department of Agricultura! Economics, Michigan State University, AgriculturalEconomics Staff Paper No. 87-100, September, 1987.

16. Marketing Co-ordination in the U.S. Tart Cheny IndustO', by Donald J. Ricks, given atthe XXIInd Intemational Horticultural Congress, Davis, CA, August 13, 1986. Abstractpublished in Hort. Science, Vol. 21 (3), June 1986.

17. "Suggested Criteria for Performance of Marketing Orders and Tart Cherry MarketingOrder Performance Criteria," by Donald J. Ricks, in Special Appendix of Criteria forEvaluating Federal Marketing Orders: Fruits. Ve~etables. Nuts and SpecialtyCommoditie~ by L. Polopolus, H. Carmen, E. Jesse, and J. Shaffer, Economic ResearchService, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Washington, DC, October 1986.

18. Sorne Economic Aspects of the Apple Juice· Import Issue, by Donald J. Ricks,Department of Agricultura! Economics, Michigan State University, Agricultura!Economics Staff Paper No. 86-37, June 1986.

19. Background Economic Analysis and 1986 Marketing Poli9' of CherO' AdministrativeBoard, by Donald Ricks and Delbert Rasmussen, Cherry Administrative Board,Watervliet, MI, May 1986.

20. Balancing Supply and Demand in the U.S. Tart Cheny IndustO'. by Donald J. Ricks,Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University, AgriculturalEconomics Staff Paper No. 86-81, September 1986.

21. New Approaches and Changes of the Cheny Administrative Board, by Donald Ricks,Department of Agricultural Econom ics, Michigan State University, AgriculturalEconomics Staff Paper No. 86-82, February 1986.

22. The U.S. Tart Chera Subsector, by D. J. Ricks and L. Hamm, Department ofAgricultural Economics, Michigan State University, Agricultural Economics Staff PaperNo. 85-60, May 1985.

23. Economic Analysis of the Tart Chera Marketing Order in 1985, by Donald Ricks,Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University, AgriculturalEconomics Staff Paper No. 85-57, August 1985.

24. Apple IndustO' Needed Actions, by Donald J. Ricks, Department of AgriculturalEconomics, Michigan State University, Agricultural Economics Staff Paper No. 85-87,January 1985.

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25. "What is Ahead for the Tart Cherry Industry," by D. J. Ricks, Proceedings of the UtahState Horticulture Society, Provo, Utah, January 1984.

26. The Changing Federal Marketing Order for Tart Cherries--1983-1984 and in the Future,by D. J. Ricks, Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University,Agricultural Economics Staff Paper No. 84-72, January 1984.

27. Economic Considerations of the Tart Cherry Marketing Order in 1984, by D. J. Ricks,Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University, AgriculturalEconomics Staff Paper No. 84-57, October 1984.

28. Plum Marketing Opportunities in a Changing Economic Environment, by D. J. Ricks,Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University, AgriculturalEconomics Staff Paper No. 1984-69, November 1984.

29. Guidelines for Fruit Farm Investment Strategies for the Next 5-10 Years, Department ofAgricultural Economics, Michigan State University, Agricultural Economics Staff PaperNo. 1984-69, November 1984.

30. Balancing Supply and Demand for Roadside and You-Pick Markets, by D. J. Ricks,Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University, AgriculturalEconomics Staff Paper No. 1984-70, November 1984.

31. "Where is the Cherry Industry Headed?" by Donald J. Ricks, 112th Annual Report ofMichigan State Horticultural Society, East Lansing, Michigan, pp. 166-179, March 1983.

32. Asparagus Fresh Market Survey, by G. Stachwick, D. Ricks, E. Strong, L. Bradford andJ. Cash, Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University, AgriculturalEconomics Staff Paper No. 83-4, January 1983.

33. Evaluation of the Tart Cherry Marketing Order Regarding Sorne Issues of Firm Size, byDonald Ricks, Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University,Agricultural Economics Staff Paper No. 83-46, July 1983.

34. The Michigan and U.S. Purple Plum IndustIy--Trends and Changing Marketing Patterns,by Donald J. Ricks, Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University,Agricultural Economics Staff Paper No. 83-56, August 1983.

35. Economic Perspectives for Northwestern Michigan Cherry Growers, by Donald J. Ricks,Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University, AgriculturalEconomics Staff Paper No. 83-70, December 1983.

36. Alternative Approaches to Strengthen Michigan Celery Marketing, by Donald J. Ricks,Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University, AgriculturalEconomics Staff Paper No. 83-71, February 1983.

37. Price Analysis for Michigan Canning Plums, by John Schmelzer and Donald Ricks,Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University, AgriculturalEconomics Staff Paper No. 82-10, January 1982.

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38. Role Simulation Exercise of the Cheny Administrative Board, by Donald Ricks,Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University, AgriculturalEconomics Staff Paper No. 82-111, January 1982.

39. Plum Market Analysis--Progress Report, by Donald Ricks, Department of AgriculturalEconomics, Michigan Sta te University, Agricultural Economics Staff Paper No. 82-108,February 1982.

40. Participation Exercises on Cheny and Plum Pricing and Bargaining. A Fruit ProcessingCooperative. and Tart Cheny Promotion, by Donald Ricks, Department of AgriculturalEconomics, Michigan State University, Agricultural Economics Staff Paper No. 82-112,February 1982.

41. How to Ease the Sgueeze for Fruit Growers, by M. P. Kelsey and D. J. Ricks,Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University, AgriculturalEconomics Staff Paper No. 82-25, March 1982.

42. The Cheny Marketing Order Plan for 1982 and its Disallowance, by Donald J. Ricks,Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University, AgriculturalEconomics Staff Paper No. 82-109, October 1982.

43. Example of How an Individual Handler Reserve Pool Might Work, by Donald J. Ricks,Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University, AgriculturalEconomics Staff PaperNo. 82-110, November 1982.

'-' 44. "United States Apple Supplies, Trends and Future Projections," by Donald Ricks, TheNew York State Horticultural Society Proceedings, Vol. 126, Rochester, NY, pp. 105-126, 1981.

45. "Changing Production Patterns--What the Fruit Tree Census Records Tell Us," byDonald Ricks, Pennsylvania Fruit News, Vol. 60, No. 4, State Horticultural Associationof Pennsylvania, Loganville, PA, pp. 24-31, April 1981.

46. Review of the Tart Cheny Marketing Order. 1980-81, by Donald Ricks, Department ofAgricultural Economics, Michigan State University, Agricultural Economics Staff PaperNo'- 81-54, July 1981.

47. "Economics of Stone Fruit Production and Marketing," by Donald Ricks, PennsylvaniaFruit News, Vol. 60, No. 5, State Horticultural Association of Pennsylvania, Loganville,PA, pp. 25-30, May 1981.

48. Tart Cherry Federal Marketing Order Developments-1981, by Donald Ricks,Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State U niversity, AgriculturalEconomics Staff Paper No. 81-50, July 1981.

49. The Michigan Apple Marketing System, by Ralph Cristy and Donald Ricks, Departmentof Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University, Agricultural Economics StaffPaper No. 81-80, December 1981.

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50. "Michigan Fruit Tree Survey, 1978--Some Implications for the Michigan Industry," byDonald Ricks, 109th Annual Report of Michigan State Horticultural Society, Vol. 109,February 1980, pp. 70-88.

51. Economic Prospects of the 1980 Cheny Marketing Order Program, by Donald J. Ricks,Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University, AgriculturalEconomics Staff Paper No. 80-87, December 1980.

52. Extension Marketing Today--Scope. Challenges and Opportunities, by Donald J. Ricks,Department of Agricultura! Economics, Michigan State University, AgriculturalEconomics Staff Paper No. 79-47, September 1979.

53. Economic Aspects of Mechanical Harvesting Related to the Fruit Industry. by Donald J.Ricks, Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University. Paper given atmeetings of American Society of Agricultural Engineers, Paper No. ASAE--TB 7902B,December 1979.

54. The Tart Cheny Subsector of U.S. Agriculture: A Review of Organization andPerformance, by Donald J. Ricks, Larry G. Hamm and W. Compton Chase-Lansdale,Department of Agricultura! Economics, Michigan State University, Agricultura!Economics Staff Paper No. 80-7, December 1979.

55. "Sweet Cherry Marketing in Michigan," by Donald J. Ricks, Proceedings OregonHorticultural Society, Vol. 70, Portland, Oregon, February 1979, pp. 145-149.,

56. "Michigan Cherry Production and Marketing," by Donald J. Ricks, Proceedings OregonHorticultural Society, Vol. 70, Portland, OR, February 1979, pp. 152-170.

57. California Apple Production Trends and Future Projects, by Donald Ricks and SusanKarony, Department of Agricultura! Economics, Michigan State University, Agricultura!Economics Staff Paper No. 77-95, January 1978.

58. Mechanisms to Coordinate Long-Run Supply and Demand for Perennial Crops," byDonald J. Ricks and Thomas R. Pierson, Department of Agricultural Economics,Michigan State University, Agricultural Economics Staff Paper No. 78-80, December1978.

59. U.S. Apple Supplies--Trends and Future Projections, by Donald J. Ricks and Thomas R.Pierson, Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University, AgriculturalEconomics Staff Paper No. 78-79, December 1978.

60. Michigan's Competitive Economic Position Compared to the Appalachia Fruit Region,by Donald J. Ricks, Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University,Agricultural Economics Staff Paper No. 78-75, November 1978.

61. Michigan Plum Industry Demand Expansion, by Donald J. Ricks, Department ofAgricultural Economics, Michigan State University, Agricultural Economics Staff Paper78-50, September 1978.

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62. New York Apple Production Trends and Future Projections, by Donald Ricks and SusanKarony, Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University, AgriculturalEconomics Staff Paper No. 77-70, September 1977.

63. North Carolina Apple Production Trends and Future Projections, by Donald Ricks andSusan Karony, Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University,Agricultural Economics Staff Paper No. 77-69, September 1977.

64. Projections of Appalachian Apple Production, by Donald Ricks and Susan Karony,Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University, AgriculturalEconomics Staff Paper No. 77-67, September 1977.

65. U.S. CherO' Plantings and Production Trends, by Donald Ricks, Department ofAgricultural Economics, Michigan State University, Agricultural Economics Staff PaperNo. 77-55, June 1977.

66. Michigan's Competitive Position on Sweet Cherries Compared to Oregon andWashin~on, by Donald Ricks, Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan StateUniversity, Agricultural Economics Staff Paper 77-34, May 1977.

67. Regional Competitive Position for Michigan Apple IndustO' Compared to Washinlnon,by Donald Ricks, Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University,Agricultural Economics Staff Paper No. 77-29, April 1977.

68. Michigan Apple Production Trends and Future Projections, by Donald Ricks and SusanKarony, Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University, AgriculturalEconomics Staff Paper No. 77-24, April 1977.

69. Supglies. Utilization and Marketing Trends Related to the Michigan Fruit IndustO', byDonald Ricks and Susan Karony, Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan StateUniversity, Agricultural Economics Staff Paper 77-4, February 1977.

70. "A Joint Export Association for Foreign Cherry Sales," by Donald J. Ricks, AnnualReport of State Horticultural Society of Michigan for 1975, East Lansing, MI, December1975.

71. "European Cherry Markets," by Donald J. Ricks, in Abstracts of Papers presented at the6th National CherO' Research Conference, Traverse City, MI, February 25-27, 1975, pp.20-22.

72. "Outlook for Producing and Processing Apples for the Markets," by Donald J. Ricks,Proceedings of Third National Processed Aggle Conference, Cornell University SpecialReport 19, Ithaca, NY, November 1975.

73. CherO' Exports to Europe: What We Need to Do," by Donald J. Ricks, Department ofAgricultural Economics, Michigan State University, Agricultural Economics Staff PaperNo. 75-20, June 1975.

74. European Cherry Markets and the U.S. Competitive Position, by Donald J. Ricks,Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University, AgriculturalEconomics Staff Paper No. 75-19, April 1975.

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75. The Economic Impact of a Possible Elimination of U.S. Tariff on Sweet Cherries, byDonald J. Ricks, Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University,Agricultural Economics Staff Paper No. 75-12, May 1975.

76. The Polish Bilbeny IndustO'. by Donald J. Ricks, Department of Agricultural Economics,Michigan State University, Agricultural Economics Staff Paper No. 75-11, April 1975.

77. Overview of the European BlueberO' Market Potential, Departrnent of AgriculturalEconomics, Michigan State University, Agricultural Economics Staff Paper No. 75-8,March 1975.

78. The British Market for U.S. Tart Cherries, by Donald J. Ricks, Department ofAgricultural Economics, Michigan State University, Agricultural Economics Staff PaperNo. 75-2, January 1975.

79. An Analysis of the Tart CherO' Marketing Order During the Past Year--Was it a Successor a Failure?, by Donald Ricks, Department of Agricultural Econornics, Michigan StateUniversity, Agricultural Economics Staff Paper No. 74-14, May 1974.

80. Sorne Important Organizational Changes in the Fruit Marketing System, by DonaldRicks, Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University, AgriculturalEconomics Staff Paper No. 74-7, February 1974.

81. Alternatives for Selling and Marketing Processed Fru its, by Donald Ricks, Departmentof Agricultural Econornics, Michigan State University, Agricultural Economics StaffPaper No. 74-6, February 1974.

82. Michigan Tree Fruits in the Future--Changing IndustO' Structure and VerticalIntegration, by Donald Ricks, Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan StateUniversity, Agricultural Economics Staff Paper No. 74-5, February 1974.

83. A Description of the Tart CherO' IndustO' and Its Marketing System, by Donald Ricks,report prepared for Michigan Fruit Research Council, Department of AgriculturalEconomics, Michigan State University, Agricultural Economics Staff Paper No. 74-4,January 1972.

84. Factors Affecting Recent Fruit Prices, by Donald Ricks, Department of AgriculturalEconomics, Michigan State University, Agricultural Economics Staff Paper No. 73-13,April 1973.

85. "Factors that Affect Apple Prices--And What Can We Do About Them?," by DonaldRicks, New York State Horticultural Society Proceedings, Volume 118, January 1973.

86. Apple Marketing and Economic Problems, by Donald Ricks, paper presented for U.S.Department of Agriculture Special Apple Marketing Study Team, May 1972.

87. "The Economic Outlook for the Michigan Fruit Industry," by Donald Ricks, AnnualReport of State Horticultural Society of Michigan for 1971, E. Lansing, MI, December1971.

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\..,. 88. Improving Returns to the Michigan Fruit Industr:y, by Donald Ricks and GeorgeStachwick, Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University,Agricultural Economics Miscellaneous 1970-18, October 1970.

89. The Federal Marketing Order for Tart Cherries--Answers to Sorne Common Ouestions,by Donald Ricks, Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University,Agricultural Economics Miscellaneous 1970-17, October 1970.

90. Fruit and Vegetable Processing in the 1970's, by Donald Ricks, paper given at MichiganProcessors Raw Products Conference, January 1970.

91. "The Fluctuating Supply of Red Tart Cherries--Can It Be Overcome By a FederalMarketing Order?," by Donald Ricks, Annual Report of State Horticultural Society ofMichigan for 1969, December 1969.

92. Our Experience in Computer Games for Agricultural Marketing Through Group Action,by Donald Ricks, Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University,Agricultural Economics Report No. 70-157, February 1970.

93. Lon~-Term Economic Projections for Michigan Tree Fruits, by Donald Ricks, papergiven at Manistee-Benzie Horticultural Society, March 1969.

94. Which Fruit to Plant--An Evaluation of Economic Factors, by Donald Ricks, paper givenat Kent-Ottawa Horticultural Society, February 1968.

95. "Bargaining in the Fruit Business--Its Pros and Cons," by Donald Ricks, Annual Reportof State Horticultural Society of Michigan for 1967, February 1968.

96. Bargaining Experience in the Tart Cherry Industry, by Donald Ricks, paper grven atWorkshop on Agricultural Bargaining, January 1968.

97. Is Bargaining the Answers?, by Donald Ricks, paper given at Workshop on AgriculturalBargaining, January 1968.

98. Group-Action Alternatives for Michigan Fruit Industries, by Donald Ricks, paper givenat Berrien Horticultural Society, January 1968.

99. Fruit Harvesting by Piece Work--Its Relationship to Minimum Wages, by Donald Ricks,Annual Report of State Horticultural Society. of Michigan for 1966, December 1966.

100. "Inputs and Relative Yields for Young Orchards," by D. Ricks, R. P. Larsen, and R. G.Wheeler, Fact Sheet for Michigan Agriculture, January 1961.

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\.. BULLETINS. MONOGRAPHS AND REPORTS

1. The U.S. Celery Production and Marketing Subsector: An Evaluation of MarketCoordination Performance, by L. Berger, T. Hebert, D. Ricks and J. Shaffer, AgriculturalEconomics Report No. 517, Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan StateUniversity, October 1988.

2. Juice Apple Markets and Price Analysis, by Lisa Allison and Donald Ricks, Departmentof Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University, Agricultural Economics ReportNo. 488, July 1986.

3. The Michigan Frozen Vegetable Industry: A Study of Production and Markets, by J.Ferris, T. Dutson, L. Girado, M. Ratliff, J. Cash, T. Pierson and D. Ricks, Food IndustryInstitute, Michigan State University, May 1986.

4. The Michigan and U.s. Pumle Plum Industry--Trends and Changing Marketing Patterns,by Donald J. Ricks, Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University,Agricultural Economics Report No. 464, January 1985.

5. The Tart Cherry Subsector of U.S. Agriculture: A Review of Organization andPerformance, by Donald J. Ricks, Larry G. Hamm and W. Compton Chase-Lansdale,University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI, N.e. Project 117, Monograph 12, July 1982.

6. Coordination of Long-Run Supply and Demand for Perennial Crops, by Donald J. Ricksand Thomas R. Pierson, Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan StateUniversity, May 1979. (A leaflet series including the following separate titles).

(1) An Overview(2) Grower Acreages Influenced by Prices Received(3) Grower Cooperatives(4) Cooperative-Comoration Joint Ventures(5) Commodity Demand Expansion(6) Marketing Orders(7) Long-Term Contracts and Forward Deliverable Contract Market(8) Government Payments for Acreage Removals

7. U.S. Apple Supplies--Trends and Future Projections, by Donald J. Ricks and Thomas R.Pierson, Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University, March 1979.

8. "Vertical Organization and Coordination in the Citrus and Tart Cherry Subsector," byDonald Ricks and Ronald Ward, Vertical Organization and Coordination in SelectedCommodity Subsectors, N.e. Project 117, WP-20, August 1978. (Also presented at asymposium during the annual meeting of the American Agricultural EconomicsAssociation, August 1978.)

9. Summary of 1976-77 Michigan Apple Marketing Study, by D. Ricks, T. Pierson and T.Kalchik, report done for Pro-Fac Cooperative Inc., Benton Harbor, MI, April 1978.

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10. Costs of Apple Produetion in Western Michigan: Standard Orchard Planting, by M.Kelsey, D. Ricks and S. VanDerBeck, Extension Bulletin E-1106, Michigan StateUniversity, June 1977.

11. Michigan Apple Study, by D. Ricks, T. Pierson and E. Brown, eonfidential report donefor Míchigan Fruit Canners Division of Curtice-Burns, Ine. and Pro-Fac CooperativeInc., Benton Harbor, MI, June 1977.

12. Economics of Raw Product Production, by D. Ricks and J. Wilson, confidential reportdone for Michigan Fruit Canners Division oí Curtice-Burns, Inc. and Pro-FacCooperative Inc., Benton Harbor, MI, February 1977.

13. Tart Cheny Market Information and Priee Analysis, by Donald Rieks and Susan Karony,Department oí Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University, AgriculturalEconomics Report No. 297, June 1976.

14. The Michigan and U.S. Purple Plum Industry, by Donald Ricks, Robert Anderson andDavid Amon, Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University,Agricultura! Economics Report No. 293, June 1976.

15. Tart Cherry Market Information and Price Analysis, by Donald J. Ricks and DavidAmon, Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University, AgriculturalEconomics Report No. 291, June 1975.

16. Tart Cherry Market Information and Price Analysis, by Donald Ricks, Department ofAgricultural Economics, Michigan Sta te University, Agricultural Economics Staff ReportNo. 264, June 1974.

17. The Michigan and U.S. Sweet Cherry Industry--Present and Future, by David Smith,Donald Ricks and William Sherman, Miehigan State University, Research Report No.218, January 1974.

18. Price Relationships for Applesauce and Frozen Apple Sliees, by Donald Ricks,Department oí Agricultural Economies, Michigan State University, AgriculturalEconomics Report No. 256, August 1973.

19. Tart Cherry Market Information and Analysis, by David Smith and Donald Ricks,Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University, AgriculturalEeonomics Report No. 253, June 1973.

20. The Miehigan and U.S. Sweet Cherry Industry--Present and Future, David Smith,Donald Ricks and William Sherman, Department of Agricultural Eeonomics, MiehiganState University, Agricultural Economics Report No. 228, March 1973.

21. Fruit and Vegetables, Bees and Pollination--Project '80 & 5 Report, Miehigan StateUniversity, Research Report No. 188, February 1973.

22. How to Develop Export Markets for U.S. Foods and Agricultural Products, MiehiganState University, January 1973.

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23. Business Analysis Summary tor Fruit Farms. 1971, by W. A. Tinsley and Donald Ricks,Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University, AgriculturalEconomics Report No. 188, July 1972.

24. Economic Relationships in Tart Cherry Marketing, by David Smith and Donald Ricks,Department of Agricultura! Economics, Michigan State University, AgriculturalEconomics Report No. 216, June 1972.

25. Applesauce Price Relationships, by David Smith and Donald Ricks, Department ofAgricultural Economics, Michigan State University, Agricultural Economics Report No.210, August 1971.

26. Economics of Tart Cherry Production in Western Michigan, by M. Kelsey, D. Ricks andS. Harsh, Department of Agricultural Econornics, Michigan State University, AgriculturalEconomics Report No. 188, July 1971.

27. Economic Relationships in Tart Cherry Marketing. 1958-1970, by Donald Ricks andDavid Smith, Department of Agricultural Economícs, Michigan State Uníversity,Agricultural Economics Report No. 195, June 1971.

28. Economics of Storage and Partial Non-Harvest Programs for the Tart Cherry Industry.by Donald J. Ricks, Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State Uníversity,Agricultural Economics Report No. 150, November 1970.

29.. Applesauce Price Relationships. 1955-1969, by Donald Ricks, Department of AgriculturalEconomics, Michigan State University, Agricultural Economics Report No. 182, August1970.

30. Economic Relationships in Red Tart Cherry Marketing. 1956-1969, by Donald Ricks andDaniel Bixby, Department of Agricultural Econornics, Michigan State University,Agricultural Economics Report No. 167, June 1970.

31. Economic and Marketing Problems of Michigan Tree Fruits, by Donald Ricks, GeorgeStachwick and David Srnith, Report for the Senator Charles Zollar, May 1970.

32. Applesauce Price Relationships. 1955-1968, by Donald Ricks, Department of AgriculturalEconomics, Michigan State University, Agricultural Economics Report No. 148, August1969.

33. Economic Relationships in Red Tart Cherry Marketing. 1955-1968, by Donald Ricks andDavid Bixby, Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University,Agricultural Economics Report No. 142, June 1969.

34. Fluctuating Cherri Supplies and Some Alternative Remedial Actions, by Donald J.Ricks, Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University, AgriculturalEconomics Report No. 144, June 1969.

35. A Computer Game for Teaching Agricultural Marketing Through Group Action, by JohnFerris, Donald Ricks and Richard Heifner, Department of Agricultural Economics,Michigan State University, Agricultural Economics Report No. 143, June 1969.

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36. Economics of Pear Production in Western Michigan, by S. Harsh, M. Kelsey, D. Ricks,and H. Patterson, Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University,Agricultural Economics Report No. 124, May 1969.

37. Applesauce Prices and Market Relationships, by Donald Ricks, Department ofAgricultural Economics, Michigan State University, Agricultural Economics Report No.109, August 1968.

38. Economic Relationships in Red Tart Cheny Marketing, 1955-1967, by Donald Ricks,Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University, AgriculturalEconomics Report No. 94, June 1968.

39, Grape Production Costs in Southwestern Michigan, by Donald Ricks, Myron Kelsey,Stewart Carpenter and Robert Earl, Department of Agricultural Economics, MichiganState University, Agricultural Economics Report No, 95, June 1968.

40. Economic Relationships in Red Tart Cheny Marketing, 1955-1966, by Donald Ricks,Department of Agricultura! Economics, Michigan State University, AgriculturalEconomics Report No. 82, June 1967,

41. Suggested Farm Labor Records, by Donald Ricks, Rural Manpower Center, MimeographNo. 5, May 1967,

42, Great Lakes Tart CherO' IndustO'--Survey of Users and Distributors, by D. Ricks, S.Greig, R. Feltner, D, Cole, J. Shaffer and M. Hayenga, Department of AgriculturalEconomics, Michigan State University, Agricultural Economics Report No, 59, October1966.

43, Great Lakes Tart CherO' IndustO'--Processor Survey, by D. Ricks, M. Hayenga, S. Greig,R. Feltner and J. Shaffer, Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan StateUniversity, Agricultural Economics Report No. 58, October 1966.

44. Great Lakes Tart CherO' IndustO'--Grower Survey, by M. Hayenga, D. Ricks, R. Feltner,J. Shaffer and S, Greig, Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan StateUniversity, Agricultural Economics Report No, 57, October 1966.

45. Economic Relationships in Red Tart CherO' Marketing, 1947-1965, by Donald Ricks,Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University, AgriculturalEconomics Report No, 43, June 1966,

46. Project '80, the Fruit and Vegetable Industries, Michigan State University ResearchReport No. 49, June 1966.

47. Long-Run Projections of Bartlett Pear Prices and Production, by Donald J. Ricks andJohn Edwards, Oregon State University, Technical Bulletin No. 91, May 1966.

48. Worker Productivity in Apple Picking, by Donald Ricks, Department of AgriculturalEconomics, Michigan State University, Agricultural Economics Report No. 41, February1966.

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49. Prices of Apples for Canning and Freezing. 1951-1964, by Donald Ricks, Department ofAgricultural Economics, Michigan State University, Agricultural Economics Report No.18, August 1965.

50. Economic Relationships in Red Tart Cherry Marketing, by Donald Ricks, Department ofAgricultural Economics, Michigan State University, Agricultural Economics Report No.11, June 1965.

51. The Southwestern Michigan Fruit and Vegetable Farm Business. 1958, by R. G. Wheelerand D. Ricks, Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University,Agricultural Economics Report No. 760, April 1959.

52. "Farm Management Aspects of Mechanical Harvesting and Handling of Tree Fruits inMichígan," by D. Ricks and R. G. Wheeler, OuarterIy Bulletin, Vol. 43, No. 3, pp. 606-617, February 1961.

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CHAPTERS AND SECTIONS IN BOOKS

1. "A Comparison of Agricultural Subsectors: Tart Cherry Subsector," by D. Ricks and L.Hamm in The Organization and Performance of the U.S. Food System, by Bruce W.Marion, D. C. Health & Company, Lexington, MA, 1986.

2. "Míchigan Peach Production Outlook," by Donald J. Ricks and T.M. Thomas, The Peach,edited by Norman Childers and Wayne Sherman, Horticultural Publications, Gainesville,FL, 1988, pp. 72-75.

3. "Economic Aspects Related to the Food Industry," by D. J. Ricks and M. O'Brien,PrincipIes and Practices for Harvesting and Handling Fruits and Nuts, edited by M.O'Brien, B. F. Cargill and R. Fridley, AVI Publishing Co., Westport, Connecticut, 1983.