John R Tarrant
Biographic Data
| ID | 3751588 |
|---|---|
| NAME | John R Tarrant |
| GIVEN NAMES | John R |
| FAMILY NAME | Tarrant |
| SIGNATURE | TARRANT J R |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of East Anglia |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 15 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1968 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1991 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Environmental Management in Agriculture: European Perspectives
Food policy conflicts in food-deficit developing countries
Food Aid: The Challenge and the Opportunity
Variability in World Cereal Yields
As world cereal yields rise there is increased concern with spatial and temporal variability in these yields and in the resulting food production. As mean yields increase absolute variability, both spatial and temporal, will also be expected to increase. However, if a common new technology is applied in agriculture, the producing areas might be expected to become relatively more alike. This, in turn, reduces the scope for compensation between are…
The World Food Problems: 1950-1980
The Significance of Variability in Soviet Cereal Production
Soviet grain production is determined mainly by yields. Yields, and therefore production, are highly variable and this variability seems to be increasing. Livestock numbers and the production of livestock products are related to cereal availability as a major use of cereals in the USSR is for livestock feeding. After 1972 Soviet policy changed from a procedure of livestock slaughter to match any shortfall in cereal production to the use of import…
Large-scale water transfers in the USSR
Food policy conflicts in Bangladesh
Food Policies
Food Policies
The Geography of Food Aid
The distribution of food aid is not related to the distribution of food need. As far as the donor countries are concerned food aid has been predominantly a surplus disposal programme and when opportunities are presented for commercial sale of food produced in excess of domestic needs, these are favoured over aid shipments. For bilateral food aid the countries selected to be recipients are those for whom political relationships with the donors are…
Quantitative Methods: An Approach to Socio-Economic Geography
Some Spatial Variations in Irish Agriculture
A Note concerning the Definition of Groups of Settlements for a Central Place Hierarchy
(1968). A Note Concerning the Definition of Groups of Settlements for a Central Place Hierarchy. Economic Geography: Vol. 44, No. 2, pp. 144-151
The Geography of Food Aid
The distribution of food aid is not related to the distribution of food need. As far as the donor countries are concerned food aid has been predominantly a surplus disposal programme and when opportunities are presented for commercial sale of food produced in excess of domestic needs, these are favoured over aid shipments. For bilateral food aid the countries selected to be recipients are those for whom political relationships with the donors are…
Food Aid: The Challenge and the Opportunity
Food policy conflicts in food-deficit developing countries
Variability in World Cereal Yields
As world cereal yields rise there is increased concern with spatial and temporal variability in these yields and in the resulting food production. As mean yields increase absolute variability, both spatial and temporal, will also be expected to increase. However, if a common new technology is applied in agriculture, the producing areas might be expected to become relatively more alike. This, in turn, reduces the scope for compensation between are…
The Significance of Variability in Soviet Cereal Production
Soviet grain production is determined mainly by yields. Yields, and therefore production, are highly variable and this variability seems to be increasing. Livestock numbers and the production of livestock products are related to cereal availability as a major use of cereals in the USSR is for livestock feeding. After 1972 Soviet policy changed from a procedure of livestock slaughter to match any shortfall in cereal production to the use of import…
Large-scale water transfers in the USSR
Food policy conflicts in Bangladesh
Some Spatial Variations in Irish Agriculture
A Note concerning the Definition of Groups of Settlements for a Central Place Hierarchy
(1968). A Note Concerning the Definition of Groups of Settlements for a Central Place Hierarchy. Economic Geography: Vol. 44, No. 2, pp. 144-151
A Note concerning the Definition of Groups of Settlements for a Central Place Hierarchy
(1968). A Note Concerning the Definition of Groups of Settlements for a Central Place Hierarchy. Economic Geography: Vol. 44, No. 2, pp. 144-151
Some Spatial Variations in Irish Agriculture
Quantitative Methods: An Approach to Socio-Economic Geography
The Geography of Food Aid
The distribution of food aid is not related to the distribution of food need. As far as the donor countries are concerned food aid has been predominantly a surplus disposal programme and when opportunities are presented for commercial sale of food produced in excess of domestic needs, these are favoured over aid shipments. For bilateral food aid the countries selected to be recipients are those for whom political relationships with the donors are…
Food Policies
Food policy conflicts in Bangladesh
Food Policies
Large-scale water transfers in the USSR
The Significance of Variability in Soviet Cereal Production
Soviet grain production is determined mainly by yields. Yields, and therefore production, are highly variable and this variability seems to be increasing. Livestock numbers and the production of livestock products are related to cereal availability as a major use of cereals in the USSR is for livestock feeding. After 1972 Soviet policy changed from a procedure of livestock slaughter to match any shortfall in cereal production to the use of import…
The World Food Problems: 1950-1980
Variability in World Cereal Yields
As world cereal yields rise there is increased concern with spatial and temporal variability in these yields and in the resulting food production. As mean yields increase absolute variability, both spatial and temporal, will also be expected to increase. However, if a common new technology is applied in agriculture, the producing areas might be expected to become relatively more alike. This, in turn, reduces the scope for compensation between are…
Food Aid: The Challenge and the Opportunity
Food policy conflicts in food-deficit developing countries
Environmental Management in Agriculture: European Perspectives
Geography (10 works) · Agriculture (5 works) · Business (5 works) · Economics (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Archaeology (4 works) · Environmental Science (4 works) · Food security (4 works) · Regional science (4 works) · Biology (3 works)