Agriculture and urban development in the Mesilla Valley

Diemer, Joel A

Agriculture and urban development in the Mesilla Valley

1978

Diemer, Joel A (Joel Andrew)

Extract: This paper deals with the issue of land conversion from agricultural to urban uses. The discussion focuses upon the severable development rights concept and its potential for application in the Mesilla Valley to slow land conversion and enhance the long term viability of commercial agriculture. The severable development rights concept is presented as an economically attractive, responsible management alternative to such measures as restrictive zoning and public purchase of development rights.

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agricultural land land use land use new mexico planning texas urbanization

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Departmental staff report (New Mexico State University. Department of Agricultural Economics and Agricultural Business)

Publisher

Dept. of Agricultural Economics and Agricultural Business, New Mexico State University

Other Subjects

Land development; Land reform and utilization (macroeconomics); United states; Mesilla valley; Rural

Language

English

Note

Joel A. Diemer.

Type

Monograph; Book; Report; Text

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New Mexico State University. Department of Agricultural Economics and Agricultural Business.

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1978

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