The adoption/diffusion research tradition viewed the farmer as an actor responding to the
stimuli of improved agricultural technology. Changes in farm structure in the USA have altered …

Enige tijd geleden verzocht de redactiecommissie van huisarts en wetenschap mijn
opvattingen en inzichten te formuleren omtrent de vraag of er een specifiek denkmodel van de …

The mailing lists used by the US Bureau of Census in 1969 and 1974 have supposedly
excluded a large number of small farms, especially those with less than $5000 sales. Research …

Traditionally, clinical teaching is strongly related to hospital medicine. Hospitalized patients
were-and still are-used for clinical lectures and demonstrations; future doctors learned their …

This article suggests that like all campaigns, environmental quality and conservation movements
must be designed initially to reach the most receptive farmers. It examines current US …

This study, based on a survey of the Cooperative Extension Service (CES) and the Soil
Conservation Service (SCS) staffs in Illinois, USA, focuses on their views about no-till in general …

An earlier paper by Ruth Gasson (WAERSA 14, 1, 1290) is discussed and the results of the
English study are compared with those of an analysis carried out in 1970 in a rural area of …

Referral by the primary care doctor to his specialist colleagues is an extremely important
aspect of health care. Performed well it allows the patient optimal benefit of the skills of both …

This investigation of migration into and the settlement of rural areas in Central Brazil considers
(a) the process of migration, (b) characteristics of the immigrants and (c) the process of …