(Margaret) Rosso Grossman
5 Publications
Protection of Cultivated Land in the United States: Planning, Conservation, and Agricultural Property Transactions
1. IntroductionAgricultural land in the United States is rich and abundant, providing food and fiber for the United States and for other nations. This Article focuses on legal protection for that agri...
Recent Developments in Rural Law in the United States
As the world’s population increases, and disruptive droughts and floods adversely affect human activities, food production will become increasingly critical. New food products of biotechnology must be...
Agricultural tenancy law in the United States
INTRODUCTION Many farmers in the United States rent part or even all of the land that they cultivate.1 In 1987, full tenants (who own no land) accounted for 11.5 percent of all farms in the United Sta...
Protecting the Rural Environment in the United States
I. INTRODUCTION In the US, as in the Netherlands, agricultural activities affect the natural environment. Farmers plow and cultivate, apply farm chemicals, raise livestock, irrigate, dredge and fill, ...
Liability of US farmers for pesticide use, livestock production, and genetically modified crops
1 Introduction Agricultural producers in the United States (US) are subject to numerous statutes, regulations, and common-law principles that govern their activities. The federal government and 50 ind...
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