This is it, my first published credit. I was working in the rural sociology department at Michigan State University for six bucks an hour. Larry Busch, distinguished professor and my boss, was kind enough to give me credit for helping out with the book. Thanks Larry!

• Biotechnology and Agricultural Cooperatives: Choices and Challenges for Managers and Members
  The new biotechnologies will have a unique impact upon agricultural cooperatives. To take advantage of the benefits and to deal with the consequences of these new technologies, cooperatives need to develop distinct strategies. This report examines the economic, social, and ethical issues raised by the new agricultural biotechnologies. There is a central question: What are the strategies that cooperatives employ or might employ to be prepared to deal with the consequences of these new technologies?