Add to ORKGMost South Dakota farmers practice diversified farming, that is, they have more than one important source of income. General farming, which means that several kinds of crops and classes of livestock are raised, is really diversified farming. The old one-crop system is rapidly disappearing. Even on the so-called specialized farms there is quite a degree of diversification. (See more in Text)
A feed shortage for hogs, mainly of corn, is a present problem of real importance to most South Dako...
Conventional agricultural practices prioritize yield over other ecosystem services, resulting in la...
This archival publication may not reflect current scientific knowledge or recommendations. Current i...
How shall one go about it to make money from farming in Northeastern South Dakota? What size of farm...
Dryland farming in eastern and south-eastern South Dakota is characterized by diversified crop produ...
The dynamics of specialization of agricultural products such as grains expose farmers to higher risk...
Not long ago in 1998, Doug Jose and I conducted 16 focus group interviews with a diverse set of begi...
Crop diversification is commonly regarded as a risk reducing strategy to moderate the impacts of var...
Many different cropping systems are used in South Dakota. In part of the “West-River” country it is ...
How can farm income be increased on 160-acre farms in south-eastern South Dakota? This question has ...
The thesis examines farm-level diversification in Iowa over the past century. Economic theory is emp...
Farms that achieve economies of scale by specializing and growing in size are common in US agricultu...
The Green Revolution of the 1960s brought about a dramatic rise in global crop yields. But, as most ...
This pamphlet was prepared especially for teaching guide in farm management courses at South Dakota ...
The fruit-breeding experiments at this station since 1895 have yielded the many new hardy fruits des...
A feed shortage for hogs, mainly of corn, is a present problem of real importance to most South Dako...
Conventional agricultural practices prioritize yield over other ecosystem services, resulting in la...
This archival publication may not reflect current scientific knowledge or recommendations. Current i...
How shall one go about it to make money from farming in Northeastern South Dakota? What size of farm...
Dryland farming in eastern and south-eastern South Dakota is characterized by diversified crop produ...
The dynamics of specialization of agricultural products such as grains expose farmers to higher risk...
Not long ago in 1998, Doug Jose and I conducted 16 focus group interviews with a diverse set of begi...
Crop diversification is commonly regarded as a risk reducing strategy to moderate the impacts of var...
Many different cropping systems are used in South Dakota. In part of the “West-River” country it is ...
How can farm income be increased on 160-acre farms in south-eastern South Dakota? This question has ...
The thesis examines farm-level diversification in Iowa over the past century. Economic theory is emp...
Farms that achieve economies of scale by specializing and growing in size are common in US agricultu...
The Green Revolution of the 1960s brought about a dramatic rise in global crop yields. But, as most ...
This pamphlet was prepared especially for teaching guide in farm management courses at South Dakota ...
The fruit-breeding experiments at this station since 1895 have yielded the many new hardy fruits des...
A feed shortage for hogs, mainly of corn, is a present problem of real importance to most South Dako...
Conventional agricultural practices prioritize yield over other ecosystem services, resulting in la...
This archival publication may not reflect current scientific knowledge or recommendations. Current i...