Add to ORKGMajor Characteristics of 444 rangeland leasing arrangements used by South Dakota ranchers were examined. Econometric modeling results indicate lease rates per acre from 1986-1988 are explained by tract productivity (AUM\u27s), tract size, regional location, selected leasing practices, and by type of lease (private, state, tribal trust, or federal)
The leasing market for agricultural land is significant in Nebraska. This study was conducted to eva...
Many North Dakota farmers gain control of additional resources by renting farmland. Reporters in the...
Farmland values, cash rental rates, and federal farm program payments steadily increased in the Nort...
Recent tradition holds that leasing land is a method in which a person, generally a young person, ca...
Leasing of farmland is a very important component of resource control in the agricultural economy in...
Nearly 40% of South Dakota agricultural land is operated under a leasing agreement. Presented in thi...
Factors influencing choice of share or cash rental leases for cropland are examined using a 1996 dat...
Factors influencing choice of share or cash rental leases for cropland are examined using a 1996 dat...
Renting farmland is used by many North Dakota farmers to gain control of additional resources for th...
This report contains South Dakota findings from a joint study of South Dakota and Nebraska farmland ...
Farmland leasing is an important source of capital and method of controlling land resources in produ...
South Dakota has relatively few acres of public rangeland when compared to other western states. How...
The range livestock industry has a substantial influence on the regional economy of the plains and ...
The “2010 SDSU Farm Real Estate Market Survey” report, South Dakota Cooperative Extension Service pu...
South Dakota\u27s agricultural land values increased 6.7% in 1990, paced by increases in grazing lan...
The leasing market for agricultural land is significant in Nebraska. This study was conducted to eva...
Many North Dakota farmers gain control of additional resources by renting farmland. Reporters in the...
Farmland values, cash rental rates, and federal farm program payments steadily increased in the Nort...
Recent tradition holds that leasing land is a method in which a person, generally a young person, ca...
Leasing of farmland is a very important component of resource control in the agricultural economy in...
Nearly 40% of South Dakota agricultural land is operated under a leasing agreement. Presented in thi...
Factors influencing choice of share or cash rental leases for cropland are examined using a 1996 dat...
Factors influencing choice of share or cash rental leases for cropland are examined using a 1996 dat...
Renting farmland is used by many North Dakota farmers to gain control of additional resources for th...
This report contains South Dakota findings from a joint study of South Dakota and Nebraska farmland ...
Farmland leasing is an important source of capital and method of controlling land resources in produ...
South Dakota has relatively few acres of public rangeland when compared to other western states. How...
The range livestock industry has a substantial influence on the regional economy of the plains and ...
The “2010 SDSU Farm Real Estate Market Survey” report, South Dakota Cooperative Extension Service pu...
South Dakota\u27s agricultural land values increased 6.7% in 1990, paced by increases in grazing lan...
The leasing market for agricultural land is significant in Nebraska. This study was conducted to eva...
Many North Dakota farmers gain control of additional resources by renting farmland. Reporters in the...
Farmland values, cash rental rates, and federal farm program payments steadily increased in the Nort...