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    PDR programs affect landowners’ conversion decision in Maryland

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    Date
    2012-10-31
    Author
    Towe, Charles
    Bockstael, Nancy
    Nickerson, Cynthia J.
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    Volume 2, Issue 3
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    PDR programs pay farmers to give up their right to convert their farmland to residential and other non-farm uses. Does having the option to enroll in such a program affect the a landowner’s conversion decision? Does it encourage land conversion or delay it? And if a farmer does enroll in a PDR program, will the decisions of neighboring landowners be affected? Dr. Towe at the University of Maryland finds out.
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