ARE Update
ARE Update is a bimonthly magazine published by the University of California Giannini Foundation of Agricultural Economics for the purpose of providing wide dissemination of research results and expert opinion from faculty, CE Specialists and graduate students in agricultural and resource economics at UC Davis and UC Berkeley. The ARE Update targets a lay audience of policy makers, Cooperative Extension advisors, agribusiness managers, and other professionals interested in agricultural, resource, environmental, and development economics.
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Current Issue
ARE Update Vol. 25, No. 6, Jul/Aug, 2022
- Nemati, Mehdi and Juhee Lee. "How Are Urban Water Suppliers Responding to Drought?"
- Trilnick, Itai, Alice Huang, Jed Silver, Ben Gordon and David Zilberman. "The Multiple Benefits of CIMIS—Publicly Provided Weather and Irrigation Information in California."
- Englander, Gabriel, Larry S. Karp and Leo K. Simon. "Does Better Information Increase Fishery Profits?"
Most Popular Articles in the Last Five Years
- Hanbin Lee, Richard J. Sexton, and Daniel A. Sumner. "Voter-Approved Proposition to Raise California Pork Prices."
- Brittney K. Goodrich and Jennie L. Durant. "Going Nuts for More Bees: Factors Influencing California Almond Pollination Fees."
- Ellen M. Bruno, Richard J. Sexton, and Daniel A. Sumner. "The Coronavirus and the Food Supply Chain."
- Ellen M. Bruno and Katrina Jessoe. "Climate Change and California’s Water Supply: How Can We Adapt?"
- Olena Sambucci and Julian M. Alston. "The True Value of California Wine Grapes."