Add to ORKGA thriving agriculture is vital to Idaho's economic health. University of Idaho economists found that 35% of the state's economic activity is linked to farms, ranches and food processing. In the Magic Valley more than three-fourths of the economy is linked to agriculture. This report discusses the current agricultural situation and the outlook for 1996
In this bulletin the roles of key natural resource-based industries in Idaho's economy are evaluated...
Bulletin no. 536 Moscow, Idaho :University of Idaho, College of Agriculture,1973. Joel R. Hamilton....
In the following pages of this paper some general information about Idaho crop agriculture is presen...
Economic conditions in the nonagricultural economy of Idaho significantly affect economic conditions...
This report discusses the current agricultural situation, the outlook for 1998, value added agricult...
Idaho food manufacturing accounts directly for 16,000 Idaho jobs (2% of the total), $8.5 billion in ...
Estimated farm and ranch revenue increased 7 percent in 1996 to nearly $3.4 billion (Table 1). Lives...
Oregon's highly diversified agriculture is a stabilizing force in the State's economy. Cur...
This report discusses farm and ranch revenue during calendar-year 1998 as well as the outlook for 19...
Oregon's highly diversified agriculture is a stabilizing force in the State's economy. The...
The 1998 U.S. dry edible bean crop was the third largest of the past ten years and the second consec...
In the late 1800's, Idaho's economy was devoted mostly to mining and livestock. Demand from the mine...
Idaho is famous for its potatoes for good reasons. The state's potato industry is an outstanding exa...
Bulletin no. 646 [Moscow, Idaho] :Cooperative Extension Service, University of Idaho, College of Agr...
The results presented in this report are part of a detailed study of Idaho's agriculturally-based ec...
In this bulletin the roles of key natural resource-based industries in Idaho's economy are evaluated...
Bulletin no. 536 Moscow, Idaho :University of Idaho, College of Agriculture,1973. Joel R. Hamilton....
In the following pages of this paper some general information about Idaho crop agriculture is presen...
Economic conditions in the nonagricultural economy of Idaho significantly affect economic conditions...
This report discusses the current agricultural situation, the outlook for 1998, value added agricult...
Idaho food manufacturing accounts directly for 16,000 Idaho jobs (2% of the total), $8.5 billion in ...
Estimated farm and ranch revenue increased 7 percent in 1996 to nearly $3.4 billion (Table 1). Lives...
Oregon's highly diversified agriculture is a stabilizing force in the State's economy. Cur...
This report discusses farm and ranch revenue during calendar-year 1998 as well as the outlook for 19...
Oregon's highly diversified agriculture is a stabilizing force in the State's economy. The...
The 1998 U.S. dry edible bean crop was the third largest of the past ten years and the second consec...
In the late 1800's, Idaho's economy was devoted mostly to mining and livestock. Demand from the mine...
Idaho is famous for its potatoes for good reasons. The state's potato industry is an outstanding exa...
Bulletin no. 646 [Moscow, Idaho] :Cooperative Extension Service, University of Idaho, College of Agr...
The results presented in this report are part of a detailed study of Idaho's agriculturally-based ec...
In this bulletin the roles of key natural resource-based industries in Idaho's economy are evaluated...
Bulletin no. 536 Moscow, Idaho :University of Idaho, College of Agriculture,1973. Joel R. Hamilton....
In the following pages of this paper some general information about Idaho crop agriculture is presen...