M. Rosso Grossman
5 Publications
Cross-Border Ownership of Agricultural Land in the United States
The United States enjoys large expanses of productive agricultural land and even more timber and forest land. The majority of the US land area of 2.3 billion acres is rural, and almost 1.4 billion acr...
Rural Development in the United States: Some Federal Programs
1. Inleiding In the United States, a majority of land is rural -- farms, forests, small communities, rural homes, recreational areas, and other rural amenities. Farmers and other rural residents enjoy...
Environmental Law for Agricultural Production: The Legal Framework
1. Agriculture in the US National Legal Structure The United States developed as an agrarian nation, but the Framers of the US Constitution, adopted in 1787, included no special provisions for agricul...
Use and Protection of Land in the US Countryside
In the United States, as in European nations, land in the countryside is critical for the production of food and fiber, as well as for its natural beauty, open space, wildlife habitat, and other func...
Diversification of Farm Enterprises in the United States: Legal Incentives and Legal Obstacles
Farming in the United States, as in other nations, is inherently risky. US agricultural operations face production risks from the vagaries of weather, disease and pests, as well as financial risks fro...
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