Farm Family Case Studies Summary

John Lozier (JLOZIER@WVNVM.WVNET.EDU)
Fri, 16 Jun 1995 14:54:05 -0400

To: colleagues who have responded to my inquiry concerning FARM
FAMILY CASE STUDIES.

This is a summary of suggestions from more than 30 colleagues
either from ANTHRO-L or from SANET-MG. I have only begun to
check on some of the leads. In due course, after I post this
summary, I will try to correspond directly with some of you.

At the end, I give a few authors and/or titles which I have found
independently, which may interest some of you.

Thanks to all of you.

Here are the references, mostly in chronological order as
received [with email correspondent in brackets].

Sonya Salamon: Prairie Patrimony and other titles [Greg McIsaac,
GFM@age2.age.uiuc.edu, and Geoffrey Habron,
ghabron@mercury.mcs.com]

Greg McIsaac, Sustainable Agriculture in the American Midwest:
Lessons from the Past, Prospects for the Future (1994. . .)

(Author not given) Ordinary Life, Festival Days / Aesthetics in
Midwestern County Fair [Gerry Waite, 00geweaite@bsuvc.bsu.edu)

Jane Adams, The Transformation of Rural Life (1994) [Gerry Waite
again]

Don Stull (no titles given) at Department of Anthropology,
University of Kansas [Jerry Schultz jschultz@kuhub.cc.ukans.edu]

Howard Stein (no titles given) in Family Medicine at U. of
Oklahoma School of Medicine (an anthropologist) [Noel Chrisman,
noelj@u.washington.edu]

Rhoda Halperin, The Livelihood of Kin [Martin Jardon,
mjardon@comp.uark.edu]

Patricia Beaver (title on Appalachia) [Martin Jardon again]

Hicks, Appalachian Community [Martin Jardon again]

Grigsby, Thomas L. 1976. Buckaroo ranchers: sociocultural
factors related to economic performance among the range livestock
operators of southeastern Oregon. Ph. D. Dissertation, U. of
Oregon, Department of Anthropology. [Phil Young,
pyoung@oregon.uoregon.edu]

Peggy Barlett, Agricultural Decision Making (and other works)
[Mike Salovesh, t20mxs1@corn.cso.niu.edu and Richard Wilk,
wilkr@indiana.edu]

Paul Rosenblatt (no title given), Department of Family Studies,
University of Minnesota [William Divale,
divale@ycvax.york.cuny.edu]

Gould Coleman (no title given), [Nancy Grudens Schuck,
ng13@cornell.edu]

Mike Irwin, ed., From the Ground Up: Wisconsin Sustainable
Farmers. . . . [Dave Campbell, dave.c.campbell@ucdavis.edu]

(no author) Culture and Agriculture [dgross@info.onet.edu]

John Bennett, Of Time and Enterprise (among others?)
[dgross@info.onet.edu]

(no author given) Planting for the Future, 1995, Iowa State
University. [J. Haapala, jhaap@tilth.org]

Merrill Ewart (no titles), Department of Education, Cornell [Pat
Crosscombe, pmc3@cornell.edu]

Center for Integrated Agricultural Systems, UW-Madison, various
publications and methodology materials [Paul Dietmann,
dietman@facstaff.wisc.edu]

USDA National Agricultural Library [Prentiss de Jesus,
pdjesus@esusda.gov]

Minnesota Institute for Sustainable Agriculture (a summary of
case studies, methodology materials [Helene Murray,
murra021@maroon.tc.umn.edu]

George Boody, (no titles) Land Stewardship Project at White Bear
Lake, MN [Ron Kroese, ronk@ncat.org]

Additions from J. Lozier

Marty Strange, Family Farming (1988)

Richard Rhodes, Farm: a year in the life of an American farmer
(1989)

Michael Chibnik, Farm work and field work (1987)

Harry Schwarzweller, Ed., Focus on Agriculture

Peggy Barlett, Part-time farming, in Rural Sociology 1986

John M. Faragher, Sugar Creek (1986)