Publications

Books

• Molnar, J. 2004. Small-Scale Aquaculture as a Sustainable Rural Livelihood. International Perspectives. London: CAB Publishers. (In preparation)
• Wimberley, R., C. Harris, J. Molnar, and T. Tomazic (editors). 2002. The Social Risks of Agriculture: Americans Speak Out on Farming, Food, and the Environment. Westport CT: Praeger.
• Molnar, J. and H. Kinnucan (editors). 1990. Biotechnology and the New Agricultural Revolution. Boulder, Colorado: Westview Press.
• Molnar, J. (editor). 1986. Agricultural Change: Consequences for Southern Farms and Rural Communities. Boulder, Colorado: Westview Press.
• Molnar, J. and H.A. Clonts (editors). 1983. Transferring Food Production Technology to Developing Countries: Economic and Social Dimensions. Boulder, Colorado: Westview Press.

Journal Articles

• Molnar, J., G. Brant, and G. E. Sutton. 2005. Establishing and implementing total maximum daily load (TMDL) standards: potentials and paradoxes for water quality improvement?. Journal of Soil and Water Conservation in review.
• Kinnucan, H. and J. Molnar. 2004. Policy and regulatory measures for enhancing distribution and marketing of agricultural products: the U.S. experience. China Agricultural Economics Review 2: 504-51.7.
• Martinez, P., J. Molnar, E. Trejos, D. Meyer, S. Triminio Meyer, and E.W. Tollner. 2004. Cluster membership as a competitive advantage in aquacultural development: case study of tilapia producers in Olancho, Honduras?. Journal of Aquaculture, Economics and Management 8: 1-14.
• Molnar, J. and D. Fields. 2004. Using the Internet for Instruction: Experiences, Possibilities, and Considerations. NACTA Journal 48: 26-35.
• Tollner, E.W., D. Meyer, S. Triminio-Meyer, B. Verma, G. Pilz and J. Molnar. 2004. Spreadsheet tools for developing surface water supplies for freshwater fish in developing countries. Journal of Aquacultural Engineering 31 (2): 31-49.
• Schelhas, J., R. Zabawa, and J. Molnar. 2004. New opportunities for social research on forest landowners in the South. Southern Rural Sociology 19:60-69.
• Cashwell, S., J. Bartkowski, P. Duffy V. Casanova, J. Molnar, M. Irimia-Vladu. 2003. Private food assistance in the Deep South: assessing agency directors' knowledge of charitable choice. Social Work Research 31:157-77.
• Knapp, M., J. Molnar, and W. Davies. 2003. Comparison of environmental orientations of two watershed organizations. American Fisheries Society Journal 23:52-9.
• Duffy, P. G. Grayson Hallmark, J. Molnar, L. Claxton, C. Bailey and S. Mikloucich. 2002. Food security of low-income single parents in East Alabama: use of private and public programs in the age of welfare reform Southern Rural Sociology 18(1): 65-75.
• Molnar, J., T. Hoban, and G. Brant. 2002. Passing the cluck, dodging pullets: corporate power, environmental responsibility, and the contract poultry grower. Southern Rural Sociology 18(2): 23-32.
• Molnar, J., P. Duffy, L. Claxton, and C. Bailey. 2001. Private food assistance in a small metropolitan area: urban resources and rural needs. Journal of Sociology and Social Work 28:187-210.
• Molnar, J. 1999. Sound policies for food security: the role of culture and social organization. Review of Agricultural Economics 22:3-12.
• Hoban, T., M. McMillan J. Molnar, and, J. Parrish. 1997. Industrialization of poultry and swine production: consequences for natural resource management. Journal of Soil and Water Conservation 51(4): 406-9.
• Molnar, J, T. Hanson, L. Lovshin, and A. Circa. 1996. A global experiment on tilapia aquaculture: impacts of the Pond Dynamics/Aquaculture CRSP in Rwanda, Honduras, the Philippines and Thailand. Naga: The ICLARM Quarterly 19(2): 12-17.
• Molnar, J., P. Duffy, K. Cummins, and E. van Santen. 1992. Agricultural science and agricultural counterculture: paradigms in search of future. Rural Sociology 57(1): 83-91.
• Molnar, J., C.M.J. van Woerkum, K. Perez. 1992. Compliance with environmental regulations protecting water quality. Agribusiness 31(1): 9.
• Molnar, J., A. Rubagumya, and V. Adjavon. 1991. The sustainability of aquaculture in Rwanda. Journal of Applied Aquaculture 2(1): 37-62.
• Molnar, J. and G. Traxler. 1991. People left behind: transitions of the rural poor. Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics 23(1): 75-83.
• Molnar, J., K. Cummins, and P. Nowak. 1990. Bovine somatotropin: biotechnology product and social issue in the U.S. Dairy Industry. Journal of Dairy Science 73:3084-96.
• Kinnucan, H., U. Hatch, J. Molnar and M. Venkateswaran. 1990. Scale-neutrality of bovine somatotropin: ex ante evidence from the Southeast. Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics 22(4): 241-244.
• Molnar, J. and L. Wu. 1989. Agrarianism, family farming, and support for state intervention in agriculture. Rural Sociology 54:227-245.
• Duffy, P. and J. Molnar. 1989. Attitudes toward government involvement in agriculture. Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics 21(4): 121-130.
• Molnar, J. and H. Kinnucan. 1989. Agricultural biotechnology: structural impacts on rural America. Forum for Applied Research and Public Policy 4(3): 103-106.
• Schwartz, N., J. Molnar and L.Lovshin. 1988. Cooperatively managed projects and rapid assessment: suggestions from a Panamanian case. Human Organization 47(1): 1-14.
• Molnar, J. and P. Duffy. 1988. Public perceptions of how farmers treat the soil: a national perspective. Journal of Soil and Water Conservation 43(2): 182-185.
• Kinnucan, H., J. Molnar, and B. Min. 1988. Industry attitudes toward a dairy check-off program in Korea: an application of institutional innovation theory. Journal of Rural Development 11:85-95.
• Molnar, J., A. Thompson, and Y. Beauford. 1988. Minority perspectives on farming, food, and agriculture. Culture and Agriculture 36:4-10.
• Molnar, J. and C. Jolly. 1988. Technology transfer: institutions, models, and impacts on agriculture and rural life. Agriculture and Human Values 5(2): 21-38.
• Hatch, U., H. Kinnucan and J. Molnar. 1987. Economic feasibility of bovine growth hormone. Journal of Agribusiness 5(1): 33-46.
• Beaulieu, L. and J. Molnar. 1985. Community change and the farm sector: impacts of rural development on agriculture. The Rural Sociologist 5(1): 15-22.
• Molnar, J. 1985. Determinants of subjective well being among farm operators: characteristics of the individual and the firm. Rural Sociology 50:141-62.
• Molnar, J., N. Schwartz, and L. Lovshin. 1985. Integrated aquacultural development: sociological issues in the cooperative management of community fishponds. Sociologia Ruralis XXV (1): 61-80.

• Molnar, J. 1985. Farmland protection as a community development issue: Alabama farmer and landowner perspectives. Journal of Soil and Water Conservation 26(6): 180-83.
• Molnar, J. and W. Lawson. 1984. Perceptions of barriers to black political and economic progress in rural areas. Rural Sociology 49:261-83.
• Molnar, J. and L. Beaulieu. 1984. Societal implications of changes in the organization of agricultural production. Agriculture and Human Values 4(3): 38-44.
• Molnar, J. and P. Korsching. 1983. Societal consequences of concentrated ownership and control in the agricultural sector. The Rural Sociologist 3(1): 34-41.
• Aadland, S., J. Dunkelberger, J. Molnar, and M. Purcell. 1983. Similarities-dissimilarities among students in home economics majors at southern land-grant universities. Home Economics Research Journal 12:1-15.
• Molnar, J. and P. Korsching. 1983. Consequences of concentrated ownership and control in the agricultural sector for communities. The Rural Sociologist 3(5): 298-301.
• Molnar, J. and J. Smith. 1982. Satisfaction with rural services: the policy preferences of leaders and community residents. Rural Sociology 47:496-511.
• Dunkelberger, J., J. Molnar, and H. Ponder. 1982. Comparison of undergraduate horticulture and agriculture students of land grant universities. Horticulture Science 17:882-84.
• Molnar, J. 1981. Community services research: some continuing reflections. The Rural Sociologist 1:150-51.
• Dunkelberger, J. and J. Molnar. 1981. A profile of Southern agriculture students. National Association of College Teachers of Agriculture Journal 17:11-18.
• Adrian, J., J. Dunkelberger and J. Molnar. 1981. Agricultural economics students at southern land grant universities. Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics 13:133-138.
• Dunkelberger, J., J. Molnar and J.T. Vaughan. 1981. Pre-veterinary students at southern land grant universities. Journal of Veterinary Medical Education 8:51-58.
• Bachtel, D.C. and J. Molnar. 1981. Women as community decision-makers: perspectives on rural industrial development. Human Services in the Rural Environment 6:3-10.
• Molnar, J., J. Dunkelberger and D.A. Salter. 1981. Agricultural education in the South: a comparison of student characteristics at land grant institutions. Journal of Negro Education 50:26-40.
• Molnar, J. and J. Dunkelberger. 1981. The expectation to farm: an interaction of background and experience. Rural Sociology 46:62-84.
• Molnar, J., S.R. Purohit, H.A. Clonts and V.W. Lee. 1980. A longitudinal analysis of satisfaction with selected community services in a nonmetropolitan area. Rural Sociology 44:401-419.
• Bachtel, D. and J. Molnar. 1980. Black and white leader perspectives on rural industrialization. Rural Sociology 45:663-680.
• Dunkelberger, J. and J. Molnar. 1980. Agronomy students at southern land grant universities. Journal of Agronomic Education 9:36-46.
• Molnar, J. and D. Rogers. 1979. A comparative model of interorganizational conflict. Administrative Science Quarterly 24: 334 -245.
• Molnar, J. 1978. Comparative organizational properties and interorganizational interdependence. Sociology and Social Research 63:24-48.
• Molnar, J. and S. Purohit. 1978. Citizen participation in rural community development: community group perspectives. Journal of Voluntary Action Research 6:301-316.
• Molnar, J. 1977. Comment on Paulson: measurement of dyadic properties. Rural Sociology 42:209-211.
• Molnar, J. and D. Rogers. 1976. Organizational effectiveness: an empirical comparison of the goal and system resource approaches. The Sociological Quarterly 17:401-413.
• Rogers, D. and J. Molnar. 1976. Organizational antecedents of role conflict and ambiguity in top-level administrators. Administrative Science Quarterly 21:598-610.

Chapters

• Molnar, J. and W. Daniels. 2005 (forthcoming). Tilapia: a fish with global reach. Chapter in William W. Taylor (ed.), Globalization: Effects on Fisheries Resources. Oxford, UK: Blackwell.
• Molnar, J., M. Traxler, and C. Harris. 2002. Public perceptions of pesticides and chemicals in food. Chapter 4 in R. Wimberley, C. Harris, T. Tomazic, and J. Molnar (eds.), Agriculture and the Environment: American Citizens Speak Out. Boulder, Colorado: Westview Press.
• Martínez Ayala, J. A., J. J. Molnar, F. Arias, and T. Popma. 2001. Production strategies characterizing small- and medium-scale tilapia farms. Ninth Work Plan, Adoption/Diffusion Research 8 (9ADR8) In: K. McElwee, K. Lewis, M. Nidiffer, and P. Buitrago (Editors), Nineteenth Annual Technical Report. Pond Dynamics/Aquaculture CRSP, Oregon State University, Corvallis, Oregon.
• Molnar, J., F. Alcántara, and S. Tello. 2000. Sources of technical assistance for fish farmers in the Peruvian Amazon. Chapter in H. Egna et al. (eds.) PD/A CRSP Seventeenth Annual Technical Report. Corvallis: Oregon State University.
• Molnar, J., F. Alcántara, and S. Tello. 2000. Identifying goals and priorities of fish farmers in the Peruvian Amazon. Chapter in H. Egna et al. (eds.) PD/A CRSP Seventeenth Annual Technical Report. Corvallis: Oregon State University.
• Molnar, J., F. Alcántara, and S. Tello. 1999. Fish culture in the Peruvian Amazon: producer perceptions and practices in three river systems. Chapter in H. Egna et al. (eds.) PD/A CRSP Sixteenth Annual Technical Report. Corvallis: Oregon State University.
• Molnar, J., F. Alcántara, and S. Tello. 1999. Sources of technical assistance for fish farmers in the Peruvian Amazon. Chapter in H. Egna et al. (eds.) PD/A CRSP Sixteenth Annual Technical Report. Corvallis: Oregon State University.
• Molnar J. C.A. McCall, R. Broadway and R.A. Pendergrass. 1998. The breeding, raising, and use of horses in rural America. Chapter in G.A. Goreham (ed.), Encyclopedia of Rural America. New York: Broom.
• Veverica, K.L. and J. Molnar. 1998. On-farm research in Rwanda. Pp.79-81 in B. Goetze, D. Burke, and J. Baker (eds.) Lessons Learned from On-Farm Trials: The PD/A CRSP Experience. Pond Dynamics/Aquaculture CRSP, Office of International Programs, Oregon State University, Corvallis.
• Molnar, J., M. Lockhart, and J. Amadiva. 1998. Aquacultural development in central Kenya: Farming system, household, and community considerations. Chapter in H. Egna et al. (eds.) PD/A CRSP Sixteenth Annual Technical Report. Corvallis: Oregon State.
• Molnar, J. and C. Dawson. 1997. The human capital impacts of the PD/A CRSP. Chapter in H. Egna et al. (eds.) PD/A CRSP Fifteenth Annual Technical Report. Corvallis: Oregon State University.
• Engle, C.R., R. Balakrishnan, T.R. Hanson, and J. Molnar. 1997. Economic considerations and social factors in aquaculture. Pp.377-395 in H. S. Egna and C.E. Boyd (eds.) Dynamics of Pond Aquaculture. New York: CRC Press.
• Veverica, K.L. and J. Molnar. 1997. Developing and extending aquaculture technology for producers. Pp.397-414 in H. S. Egna and C.E. Boyd (eds.) Dynamics of Pond Aquaculture. New York: CRC Press.
• Molnar, J., T. Hanson, L. Lovshin. 1996. The multiple identities of tilapia as a farm enterprise: how much and what kinds of CRSP technologies reach farmers in Rwanda, Thailand, the Philippines and Honduras. Chapter in H. Egna et al. (eds.) PD/A CRSP Fourteenth Annual Technical Report. Corvallis: Oregon State University.
• Moehl, J. and J. Molnar. 1996. Dilemmas of aquacultural development in Rwanda. Chapter 13 in C. Bailey, S. Jentoff, and P. Sinclair (eds.) Social and Environmental Aspects of Aquacultural Development. Boulder: Westview Press.
• Molnar, J., T. Hanson, L. Lovshin. 1995. Socioeconomic dimensions of aquaculture development: a comparative assessment of financial incentives, adoption barriers, and impacts of tilapia production regimes. Chapter in H. Egna et al. (eds.) PD/A CRSP Thirteenth Annual Technical Report. Corvallis: Oregon State University.
• Molnar, J., T. Hanson, L. Lovshin. 1994 Minding the pond: feeding, fertilization, and stocking practices for tilapia production in Rwanda, Thailand, The Philippines and Honduras. Chapter in H. Egna et al. (eds.) PD/A CRSP Twelfth Annual Technical Report. Corvallis: Oregon State University.
• Molnar, J., R.G. Nelson, and D. McGranahan. 1992. The rural community: social structure and population. Chapter 11 in New Directions in Data, Information Systems, and Their Uses. R.C. Buse and J. Driscoll (eds.). Ames: Iowa State University Press.
• Sundquist, W.B. and J. Molnar. 1991. Emerging biotechnologies: impact on producers, related businesses, and rural communities. Chapter 15 in M.A. Martin and W. Baumgart (eds.), Agricultural Biotechnology: Issues and Choices. West Lafayette: Purdue University Press.
• Molnar, J. and H. Kinnucan. 1989. The biotechnology revolution. Chapter 1 in J. Molnar and H. Kinnucan (eds.), Biotechnology and the New Agricultural Revolution. Boulder, Colorado: Westview Press.
• Kinnucan, H., J. Molnar, and U. Hatch. 1989. Theories of technical change in agriculture with implications for biotechnologies. Chapter 5 in J. Molnar and H. Kinnucan (eds.), Biotechnology and the New Agricultural Revolution. Boulder: Westview Press.
• Molnar, J. and H. Kinnucan. 1989. Shaping the 21st century food system. Chapter 12 in J. Molnar and H. Kinnucan (eds.), Biotechnology and the New Agricultural Revolution. Boulder: Westview Press.
• Molnar, J. and B.L. Duncan. 1989. Monitoring and evaluating aquaculture projects. Chapter 6 in R. Pollnac (ed.), Social Science Applications in Fisheries and Aquaculture Development. Kingston: University of Rhode Island International Marine Resources Development Center.
• Molnar, J., B. Duncan and U. Hatch. 1987. Fish in the farming system: the FSR approach to aquacultural development. Chapter 6 in H. Schwarzweller (ed.), Research in Rural Sociology and Rural Development, Greenwich, Connecticut: JAI Press.
• Molnar, J. and P.A. Duffy. 1987. Urban and suburban residents' perceptions of farming and agriculture. Chapter 6 in Sustaining Agriculture Near Cities, Ankeny, Iowa: Soil Conservation Society of America.
• Molnar, J., H. Kinnucan, and U. Hatch. 1986. Anticipating the social impacts of biotechnology on agriculture: a review and synthesis. Chapter 20 in H.M. LeBaron, R. Mumma, R. Honeycutt, and J. Duesing (eds.), Biotechnology in Agricultural Chemistry. ACS Symposium Series 334. Washington, DC: American Chemical Society.
• Molnar, J. 1986. The shifting role of agriculture in the rural South. Chapter 1 in J. Molnar (ed.), Agricultural Change: Consequences for Southern Farms and Rural Communities, Boulder, Colorado: Westview Press.
• Molnar, J. and H. Kinnucan. 1985. Biotechnology and the small farm: implications of an emerging trend. Chapter 1 in T. T. Williams (ed.), Strategy for the Survival of Small Farmers-International Implications, Tuskegee, Alabama: Tuskegee Institute Human Resource Development Center.
• Molnar, J. 1986. The future of farming in the South. Chapter 13 in J. Molnar (ed.), Agricultural Change: Consequences for Southern Farms and Rural Communities, Boulder, Colorado: Westview Press.
• Molnar, J. and H.A. Clonts. 1983. Technology as a source of economic and social advancement in developing countries. Chapter 1 in J. Molnar and H.A. Clonts (eds.), Transferring Food Production Technology to Developing Nations: Social and Economic Perspectives, Boulder, Colorado: Westview Press.
• Molnar, J. and D.L. Rogers. 1982. Interorganizational coordination in environmental management: process, strategy, and objective. Chapter 6 in Dean R. Mann (ed.), Implementation of Environmental Policy, Lexington, Massachusetts: Lexington Books.
• Molnar, J. 1981. Sampling farmers' opinion. Pp. 9-14 in W.R. Williams (ed.) Planning for Farm Growth. Circular Z-115. Muscle Shoals, Alabama: National Fertilizer Development Center, Tennessee Valley Authority.

Bulletins, Reports, and Departmental Series

• Trejos-Castillo, E., P. Martinez-Mejia, J. Molnar, D. Meyer, S. Triminio-Meyer. E. Tollner, and B. Verma. 2004. Income, food security, and poverty reduction: case studies of functioning clusters of small- and medium-scale producers of tilapia in Honduras. Pond Dynamics / Aquaculture CRSP Information Leaflet No.1280. (Spanish language) Auburn: Auburn University, International Center for Aquaculture and Aquatic Environments, Department of Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology.
• Cashwell, S., J. Bartkowski, P. Duffy, J. Molnar, V. Casanova, M. Irimia-Vladua. 2003. Knowledge of Charitable Choice Among Food Pantry Directors in the Deep South. Food Assistance Needs of the South's Vulnerable Populations Policy Brief No. 7. Starkville: Southern Rural Development Center, Mississippi State University.
• Cashwell, S. T., J. Bartkowski, P. Duffy, J. Molnar, V. Casanova, and M. Irimia-Vadu. 2002. Private Food Assistance in the Deep South: Agency Profiles and Directors' Perceptions of Needs and Opportunities Under Charitable Choice. Final Report. Starkville: Southern Rural Development Center, Mississippi State University.
• Molnar, J. Schelhas, and C. Holeski. 2003. Controlling the Southern Pine Beetle: Small Landowner Perceptions and Practices. Bulletin 649. Auburn: Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station, Auburn University.
• Molnar, J. 2003. The Know Your Watershed Publication Tools: Assessing their Use, Impact, and Potential Improvements. Mimio. Final Report provided to the Conservation Technology Information Center, West Lafayette, Indiana.
• Molnar, J., A. Bitto, and G. Brant. 2001. Core Conservation Practices: Paths and Barriers Perceived by Small and Limited Resource Farmers. Bulletin 646. Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station, Auburn University.
• Bitto, A. and J. Molnar. 2000. Fruit and Vegetable Marketing Study: Producer Perspectives on Facilities, Institutions, and Prospects for the Future—Focus Group Report. Mimeo. Report prepared for the Alabama Farmers Marketing Authority, Montgomery. Department of Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology, Auburn University, Alabama.
• Duffy, P. A., J. Molnar, L. Claxton, G. Grayson Hallmark, L. C. Bailey, and S. Mikloucich. Private Food Assistance in East Alabama: Issues of Access and Need. December 1999. Web Published by Southern Rural Development Center.
• Hoban, T., J. Molnar, M. McMillan, and J. D. Parrish. 1998. Industrialization of Agriculture: Case Study Lessons for the Natural Resources Conservation Service. Technical Report 6.1 to the USDA, Natural Resources Conservation Service, Social Science Institute, Greensboro, North Carolina.
• Molnar, J., T. Hoban, J. D. Parrish, and M. Futreal. 1997. Industrialization of Agriculture: Trends, Spatial Patterns, and Implications for Field-Level Application by the Natural Resources Conservation Service. Technical Report 1.1 to the USDA, Natural Resources Conservation Service, Social Science Institute, Greensboro, North Carolina.
• Molnar, J.J., T.R. Hanson, L.L. Lovshin. 1996. Social, Institutional, and Economic Impacts of Aquacultural Research: The Pond Dynamics/Aquaculture CRSP in Rwanda, Honduras, the Philippines, and Thailand. Research and Development Series No. 40. International Center for Aquaculture and Aquatic Environments, Auburn University, Alabama.
• Broadway, R., J. Molnar, C. McCall, and R. Pendergrass. 1994. Organization, Impacts, and Prospects for the Breeding and Raising of Horses in Alabama. Bulletin 623. Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station, Auburn University.
• Molnar, J., C. Cox, P. Nyirahabimana and A. Rubagumya. 1994. Socioeconomic Factors Affecting the Transfer and Sustainability of Aquaculture Technology in Rwanda. Research and Development Series 38. International Center for Aquaculture and Aquatic Environments, Auburn University.
• Pendergrass, R., J. Molnar, C. McCall, and G. Williams. 1992. Organization, Impacts, and Prospects for Advancement and Promotion of Racking Horses in Alabama. Department Series 35. Department of Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology, Auburn University.
• Molnar, J., C. McCall, and R. Pendergrass. 1991. Organization, Impacts, and Prospects for Advancement and Promotion of Breeding and Raising of Thoroughbred Horses in Alabama. Department Series 34. Department of Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology, Auburn University.
• Pendergrass, R., J. Molnar, C. McCall, and G. Williams. 1991. Organization, Impacts, and Prospects for Advancement and Promotion of Quarter Horses in Alabama. Department Series 34. Department of Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology, Auburn University.
• Kinnucan, H., R. Pendergrass, J. Molnar, and U. Hatch. 1990. Adoption and Diffusion Potentials for Bovine Somatotropin in the Southeast Dairy Industry. Bulletin 605. Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station, Auburn University.
• Molnar, J. and L.S. Wu. 1989. Environmental Consequences of Animal Waste Disposal: Farm Operator Perspectives and Practices. Circular 297. Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station, Auburn University.
• Tweeten, L. and others. 1988. Long-Term Viability of U.S. Agriculture. CAST Task Force Report. Ames: Council for Agricultural Science and Technology.
• Tweeten, L. and others. 1988. Water Use in Agriculture: Now and for the Future. CAST Task Force Report. Ames: Council for Agricultural Science and Technology.
• Molnar, J. and S.M. Mulla. 1987. Farming, Food and Agriculture: Outlooks and Perceptions of Alabama Residents. Bulletin 695. Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station, Auburn University.
• Molnar, J., D. Evans, J. Befecadu and B. Halverson. 1985. The Alabama LEADERS Program: A Baseline Comparison of Participants and Applicants to the Alabama Agriculture and Forestry Leadership Development Program. Rural Sociology Series No. 7. Department of Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology, Auburn University.
• Molnar, J. and S.L. Smith. 1984. Farmland Protection: Attitudes and Preferences of Landowners in Three Alabama Counties. Rural Sociology Series No. 6. Department of Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology, Auburn University.
• Molnar, J. and S.L. Smith. 1983. Part-time Farming in Alabama: Characteristics and Consequences. Circular 268. Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station, Auburn University.
• Molnar, J. 1982. Alabama Farm Operator Perspectives on a Changing Structure of Agriculture. Bulletin 535. Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station, Auburn University.
• Dunkelberger, J.E., J. Molnar and others. 1982. Higher Education in Agriculture: Students at Southern Land Grant Universities. Southern Cooperative Series Bulletin 270. Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station, Auburn University.
• Molnar, J., L.A. Ewing, B. Clark and M. Tidwell. 1981. Developing the Tennessee-Tombigbee Corridor: Perceptions and Preferences of West Alabama Residents. Rural Sociology Series No. 5. Department of Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology, Auburn University.
• Molnar, J. and J.L. Adrian. 1980. The Structure of Black-Operated Agriculture in Alabama: Characteristics and Trends. Circular 246. Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station, Auburn University.
• Bachtel, D.C. and J. Molnar. 1980. Industrialization Along the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway: Perceptions and Preferences of West Alabama Leaders. Rural Sociology Series No. 4. Department of Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology, Auburn University.
• Molnar, J. and V. Smith. 1979. Development Characteristics in Non-metropolitan Alabama: Social Indicators and Industrialization. Bulletin 508. Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station, Auburn University.
• Molnar, J. and C. Vanlandingham. 1978. Population Migration in Alabama 1960-1975: Trends and Implications. Bulletin 507. Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station, Auburn University.
• Molnar, J. and S.R. Purohit. 1977. Rural Development Strategies and Alternatives: Data Book. Rural Sociology Series No. 3. Department of Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology, Auburn University.
• Purohit, D.A., J. Molnar and H.A. Clonts. 1977. Community Services and Economic Development in East Central Alabama: Data Book. Rural Sociology Series No. 2. Department of Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology, Auburn University.
• Rogers, D.L. and J. Molnar. 1975. Interorganizational Relations Among Development Organizations: Empirical Assessment and Implications for Interorganizational Coordination. CARD Report 62. Center for Agriculture and Rural Development. Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa.

Magazine Articles

• Meyer, Suyapa Triminio, Joseph Molnar, and Daniel E. Meyer. 2003. Opciones de Mercadeo para Productores de Tilapia de Mediana y Pequeña Escala en Honduras.
• Hallmark, G., P. Duffy. J. Molnar, C. Bailey, L. Claxton, and S. Mikloucich. 2000. Food Banking in East Alabama. Highlights of Agricultural Research 47(2): 3-4.
• Berry, S. and J. Molnar. 1997. Impacts of Environmental Education in the Flint Creek Watershed. Highlights of Agricultural Research 45(3): 6-7.
• Molnar, J. and L. Lovshin. 1996. Aquaculture development in Honduras. ICA Communiqué X:15-17.
• Molnar, J., C. McCall, R. Broadway, and R. Pendergrass. 1995. Horses have a major impact on Alabama economy and rural life. Highlights of Agricultural Research 42(3):6-7.
• Vining L., J. Molnar, and W.D. Davies. 1993. How Alabamians rank environmental problems. Highlights of Agricultural Research 39(3): 12.
• Traxler, G. and J. Molnar. 1991. Agriculture sector resilient during 1980s. Highlights of Agricultural Research 38(4): 15.
• Molnar, J., T. Popma, and C. Bailey. 1990. Aquacultural development among Northern Thailand hilltribes. ICA Communiqué 13(1-2): 6-7.
• Molnar, J. and L.S. Wu. 1989. Some farmers don't share public concern about animal waste management. Highlights of Agricultural Research 36(2): 11.
• Molnar J. 1989. Biotechnology in agriculture. Alabama Agribusiness 28(1): J. Molnar, J. and S. El-Ghamrini. 1988. Marketing and processing viewed as major constraints to catfish farming. Highlights of Agricultural Research 35(1): 14.
• Molnar, J. and L.S. Wu. 1988. How farmers treat their animal waste. Highlights of Agricultural Research 35(2): 16.
• Molnar, J. and P.A. Duffy. 1987. Public supports farmers on soil erosion issues. Highlights of Agricultural Research 34(4): 10.
• Molnar, J. and L. Eddy. 1986. Public concerned over plight of Alabama farmers. Highlights of Agricultural Research 33(1): 11.
• Molnar, J. and S.M. Mulla. 1986. Farm program spending preferences: what Alabamians want to do. Highlights of Agricultural Research 33(4): 14.
• Molnar, J. and S. Carroll. 1984. Poverty in Alabama. Highlights of Agricultural Research 31(4): 11.
• Molnar, J. 1984. 60 years of change in Alabama's farm population. Highlights of Agricultural Research 31(3): 7.
• Molnar, J. and S. Carroll. 1984. Close up/Alabama. American Demographics 6(8): 48-51.
• Molnar, J. and S.L. Smith. 1982. Problems and opinions differ between small and large farm operators. Highlights of Agricultural Research 29(3): 4.
• Molnar, J. and L.A. Ewing. 1981. Payrolls and pollution: West Alabamians view the issues. Highlights of Agricultural Research 28(1): 19.
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