FOODBORNE OUTBREAKS AND FARM STRUCTURE: AN EXAMINATION OF VEGETABLE AND MELON FARMING

This paper examines the association of foodborne outbreaks with farm and labor density. Using a novel data set, comprised of state level agricultural statistics from the US Census Bureau combined with foodborne outbreak information compiled by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention from 2004...

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Published in:International journal of food and agricultural economics 2017-10, Vol.5 (4), p.41-61
Main Authors: Marasteanu, Ioana (Julia, Minor, Travis
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Agribusiness
Agriculture
Common Agricultural Policy
Consumers
Consumption
Correlation
Correlation analysis
Disease control
Environmental Economics and Policy
Epidemics
Farm structure
Farmers
Farming
Farms
Food Consumption/Nutrition/Food Safety
Food Safety
Foodborne Diseases
Fruits
Illnesses
Labor
Outbreaks
Pathogens
Produce
Production Economics
Public health
Spatial Distribution
Studies
Trends
Vegetables
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Farm structure
Farmers
Farming
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Foodborne Diseases
Fruits
Illnesses
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Pathogens
Produce
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Trends
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