Research Series, 1981 - 1986

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Economic Implications of Import Barriers to Protect the U.S. Sugar Industry with Particular Reference to Hawaii

Leong, Jerrold K; Scott, Frank S Jr; Leung, PingSun (University of Hawaii, 1989-03)

This study analyzes consumer and producer costs and benefits of a modeled price support program for sugar superimposed on the 1974-1981 period, which was essentially free of effective price support programs and characterized ...
Effects of Nutritional Factors on Chemical and Soil Microbiostasis

Ko, Wen-hsiung (University of Hawaii, 1982-03)

Microorganisms including fungi, actinomycetes, and bacteria remain quiescent or decrease in number when they are introduced into natural soil. Such microbiostasis is a general phenomenon of natural soil. Tables list the ...
Feasibility of Potato Production in Hawaii

Manrique, Luis A (University of Hawaii, 1984-01)

Hawaii has a long history of unsuccessful potato production that is practically unknown to the agricultural community. Crop failure due to disease and insect attack, lack of available seed, improper crop and soil management, ...
Optimal Harvest Schedule for Maricultured Shrimp: a Stochiastic Sequential Decision Model

Leung, PingSun; Hochman, Eithan; Wanitprapha, Kulavit; Shang, Yung C; Wang, Jaw-Kai (University of Hawaii, 1989-05)

Successful introduction of advanced intensive technology in shrimp mariculture requires the appropriate management tools. This report presents a management model for determining the optimal stocking and harvesting schedules ...
Sexual Development and Learning over the Life Span

Engel, John W; Kimmons, Lee C (University of Hawaii, 1994-03)

Sexual development is a continual process that unfolds throughout one's life. Salient aspects of the psychosocial dimensions of sexual development are described for each of the following stages: prenatal, infancy, ...
Use of Tropical Vegetables to Improve Diets in the Pacific Region

Evensen, Stacy K; Standal, Bluebell R (University of Hawaii, 1984-06)

Eleven indigenous tropical vegetables studied included amaranth, pigeon pea, winged bean, Ceylon spinach, taro, edible hibiscus, breadfruit, swamp cabbage, sweetpotato, cassava, and Moringa. The findings suggested that ...